Entertainment Partners, which provides various services to the film and TV industry, announced Monday that it is acquiring CASHét, a leading payment processor for productions. CASHét provides p-cards and handles accounts payable functions through an online portal. “CASHét has built an innovative digital payment platform
Entertainment Partners, which provides various services to the film and TV industry, announced Monday that it is acquiring CASHét, a leading payment processor for productions. CASHét provides p-cards and handles accounts payable functions through an online portal. “CASHét has built an innovative digital payment platform
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