Partnerships
Corpay Cross-Border Becomes Official FX Supplier of Norway's Vålerenga Fotball
By News Desk ·
Key takeaways
- Corpay Cross-Border entered an agreement to become the Official Foreign Exchange Supplier of Vålerenga Fotball AS.
- Chief Marketing Officer Brad Loder said the partnership reinforces Corpay's position in professional football and gives it a platform to expand in Norway.
- Vålerenga COO Harald Gjervik said Corpay's currency solutions will help provide predictability during periods of significant fluctuations.
Corpay's Cross-Border business has entered an agreement with Vålerenga Fotball AS to become the club's Official Foreign Exchange Supplier, the company said in a Business Wire announcement. The Norwegian club plays in the Eliteserien, the country's top-tier football league.
What Corpay Provides Vålerenga
Under the agreement, Corpay Cross-Border will deliver FX risk management solutions to support Vålerenga Fotball AS's operations. The company's platform will let the club manage global payments through a single point of access, according to the announcement.
"Corpay Cross-Border is proud to be named the Official FX Supplier of Vålerenga Fotball AS," said Brad Loder, Chief Marketing Officer of Corpay Cross-Border Solutions. "This partnership reinforces Corpay's position as a leading provider of corporate payments and currency risk management solutions within professional football, while giving us a strong platform to expand our brand and business in Norway."
Vålerenga COO Harald Gjervik said the club will use Corpay's currency solutions. "They will help provide us with predictability during periods of significant fluctuations," Gjervik said.
The agreement follows a separate football sponsorship. Financial Post reported on October 21, 2026 that Corpay Cross-Border signed a multi-year agreement to become Newcastle United's official FX partner, providing foreign exchange risk management and global payment solutions to support the club's international operations.
Corpay's Cross-Border Scale
Corpay's cross-border division moves more than $235 billion annually in over 140 currencies to more than 200 countries, according to akta.pro company records. The same records list more than 800,000 customers globally and $400 billion or more in payments managed in 2024. Corpay's company profile lists nine funding rounds on record, including a $925 million post-IPO debt round in May 2026 and a $750 million post-IPO debt round in February 2025.
Earlier Corpay Partnerships
In September 2026, Visa and Corpay extended their strategic relationship to roll out Visa Fleet 2.0 across Europe through Corpay's fleet card platform, The Fintech Times reported. The partnership aims to consolidate fragmented fleet spend across fuel, EV charging, parking, tolls, and maintenance.
In May 2026, Corpay integrated stablecoin wallet and 24/7 settlement capabilities through BVNK alongside JPMorgan Kinexys tokenized-fiat rails, enabling more than 800,000 clients to hold, send, receive, and convert stablecoin balances across multi-rail cross-border payments, according to akta.pro company records.
In April 2026, Corpay launched AI-powered capabilities within the Corpay Complete platform, including an AI Virtual Assistant, automated receipt matching and reconciliation, AI-driven invoice coding, and workflow automation spanning Commercial Cards, Expense Management, and AP Automation, the same records show.
Vålerenga's Home Ground
Vålerenga moved into Intility Arena in the autumn of 2017, and the men's team earned its first league medal at the stadium by securing the bronze medal in the 2020 league season, according to the club's own announcement.