Building efficient payment flows for construction

Building efficient payment flows for construction

Successful construction projects depend on the materials, services and money that move between them. Visa Commercial Construction Solutions can help businesses digitize and manage payments between buyers and suppliers. This brings control, visibility and working-capital flexibility across the construction ecosystem. These benefits can help strengthen supplier relationships and keep projects on track.

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Industry growth with traditional payment methods

Visa can help reduce payment friction in the construction industry that is caused by manual approvals and trickle-down delays. By digitizing payments, the goal is to help companies keep working capital available to cover their day-to-day operations.

  • $9.6T expected in global construction activity in 20261

  • ~$4.7T projected growth (USD) in the global construction market by 20302

  • 89% of construction finance leaders prioritize reducing DSO or accelerating collections3

  • ~94% of those surveyed said optimizing working capital is a top priority on average3

How Visa helps modernize construction payments

Construction expansion is likely being driven in part by data centers, reshored manufacturing, chip plants and urban migration.4,5 But many in the industry still get paid the same way they were decades ago: paper invoices, manual approvals and payment cycles that can take months to reconcile. Visa can help change that.


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Solutions for the construction ecosystem

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How Visa can help

Construction runs on sequence. When a payment stalls, the schedule stalls with it. Visa Commercial Construction Solutions is designed to help address where money most often slows a project down.

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Discover how Visa Commercial Construction Solutions can help speed up and modernize your payment processes.

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Sources/Footnotes/Disclaimer

  1. Oxford Economics. “Global Construction Outlook ”
  2. Euromonitor International. Industrial data (Energy sector, North America), based on trade sources and national statistics
  3. Visa. “Large & Middle Market Construction Report”
  4. AIA. “July 2026 Consensus Construction Forecast ”
  5. ENR. “Industry Outlooks Diverge on Timing, Agree on Growth Drivers ”