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Perk Expands Spend Management Platform to the U.S.

Perk, formerly TravelPerk, launched its spend management platform in the U.S. after a European launch. The company said about 40 percent of its new deals in Europe now are for a combined Perk Travel and Perk Spend offering, and it expects the U.S. launch to follow the same path. The U.S. currently represents about 30 percent of its global new business growth, and it recently passed the $1 billion mark in annual U.S. travel transaction value. Perk Spend lets companies integrate their own corporate card programs and add controls such as city-level per diem rates plus native ERP integrations, and allows employees to be reimbursed directly to bank accounts without going through payroll.

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Impact and considerations

Competition in unified travel and spend management is extending into the U.S., giving corporate buyers a reason to weigh combined offerings, corporate card integration, city-level controls and ERP connectivity against their expense compliance and reimbursement workflows.

Key points

  • Perk, formerly TravelPerk, launched its spend management platform in the U.S. after a European launch.
  • About 40 percent of its new deals in Europe are now for a combined Perk Travel and Perk Spend offering, and it expects the U.S. launch to follow the same path.
  • The U.S. represents about 30 percent of its global new business growth, and it recently passed $1 billion in annual U.S. travel transaction value.
  • Perk Spend lets companies integrate their own corporate card programs and add controls such as city-level per diem rates plus native ERP integrations.
  • Employees can be reimbursed directly to bank accounts without going through payroll; Perk said it will soon add its own corporate card offering for U.S. customers.

Sources and time

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Business Travel News
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First source publication
15 Sept 2026, 12:00
Page published
16 Sept 2026, 02:36
Last updated
15 Sept 2026, 12:00
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