Allen Kopelman Expands Nationwide Payment Systems' NPSONE Platform and Launches Weekly Webinar Series to Close the B2B Payments Education Gap

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, July 05, 2026 — Allen Kopelman, co-founder and CEO of Nationwide Payment Systems (NPS), is accelerating the company's growth on two fronts: an expanded NPSONE payments platform and a newly launched weekly webinar series aimed squarely at business owners who are still losing money to outdated payment infrastructure. With roughly 33% of B2B payments still tied to paper checks in 2026, the stakes for getting payments right have never been higher — and Kopelman is positioning NPS as the firm that fixes it.

What You Need to Know

Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Nationwide Payment Systems began as a concierge-style merchant services provider serving South Florida. It quickly scaled to more than 1,000 clients across the United States. Today, the company operates as a full-spectrum payments and commerce technology firm, supporting card payments, ACH transfers, digital wallets, smart invoicing, accounts receivable automation, POS systems, and embedded and white-label payment solutions — all under the NPSONE platform.

Kopelman has spent more than 25 years in the payments industry. He has worked with retailers, restaurants, B2B distributors, SaaS platforms, and regulated industries — including high-risk sectors that major processors routinely reject. That specialisation in hard-to-place merchants has become one of NPS's most durable competitive advantages. The company provides 24/7 live support and assigns dedicated relationship managers to every client, a deliberate contrast to the automated, call-center model that dominates the sector.

The Big Picture

In January 2026, Nationwide Payment Systems announced the formal expansion of its Smart Invoicing tools and specialised payment platform, targeting growing companies in retail, B2B services, healthcare, nonprofits, and high-risk industries. The move addressed a clear market gap: business owners wrestling with rigid, one-size-fits-all software that cannot accommodate their specific operational needs. NPS counters that with industry-specific POS systems, customisable payment structures, and Level 2 and Level 3 data processing for optimised interchange rates.

Then, in March 2026, Kopelman took the education mission further by launching a weekly webinar series in partnership with the NPSONE platform. The series covers payment systems, financial technology, and growth strategy — translating complex banking and card-network rules into decisions that business owners can act on immediately. The initiative builds on the reach of his B2B Vault: The Biz to Biz Podcast, which Kopelman founded in 2020 and which regularly features fintech founders, industry executives, and operators sharing hard-won experience.

Here's the Bottom Line

"Payments should help businesses grow — not create risk, confusion, or surprise shutdowns," said Allen Kopelman, CEO of Nationwide Payment Systems. "Our mission is to combine enterprise-grade technology with human support that businesses can actually rely on. The webinar series is a direct extension of that — giving owners clarity, control, and confidence in how they manage payments."

Kopelman is also a Forbes Business Council member and a contributor to Green Sheet's Street Smarts column, cementing his profile as one of the payments industry's most active commentators. Future plans for NPS include expanding B2B payment capabilities, growing partnerships with CPAs and SaaS platforms, and investing in AI-driven reporting — moves that signal the company's intention to deepen its role as a strategic advisor, not merely a processor.

For a firm that started by selling credit card terminals in South Florida, Nationwide Payment Systems has travelled a long way. With the NPSONE platform live, the webinar series in motion, and a national client base already in place, Kopelman is betting that the next chapter of the payments industry belongs to operators who can combine technology with real human expertise.