# Veem > Veem is a business-to-business (B2B) payments network built for sending and receiving domestic and international business payments without the cost and friction Veem Veem is a business-to-business (B2B) payments network built for sending and receiving domestic and international business payments without the cost and friction of traditional bank wires. It uses a multi-rail network to move money across more than 100 countries and dozens of currencies, and is aimed at businesses paying suppliers, contractors, and partners rather than at card checkout. The connection to Veem uses OAuth, so merchants can authorise the connection by logging in to Veem rather than handling API credentials directly. ## At a glance | | | | ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------- | | **Website** | [veem.com](https://www.veem.com/) | | **Type** | Gateway | | **Connection** | OAuth | | **Links** | [Dashboard](https://apps.veem.com/CustomerApp/o/signin) · [Support](https://www.veem.com/contact/) · [Terms](https://www.veem.com/legal/) · [Privacy](https://www.veem.com/legal/) · [Test cards](/payment-providers/veem-test-cards/) | ## Where it operates Merchants can onboard Veem in the following countries: United States. ## Payment methods Veem is a B2B payments network, not a card gateway. Through our Veem integration, a payment creates a Veem invoice that the payer completes from an emailed checkout link — so payment is collected through the Veem network rather than by charging a card at checkout. - **Veem network payments:** the customer pays the invoice through Veem (bank transfer / Veem's payment network). Because payment is completed off-site through Veem, the transaction is recorded as pending until Veem confirms it is complete. This integration does not process cards directly, and it does not support Apple Pay or Google Pay.