San Diego, CA – Cloudbeds, the premier hospitality management software platform, has today announced the expansion of its integrated payments solution into Thailand – becoming one of the only hospitality platforms in the country to offer fully embedded, end-to-end payments for hoteliers.
The launch of CB Pay Thailand brings a seamless, secure, and localized payments experience directly into the Cloudbeds platform. Hoteliers can now automate property onboarding, manage ledgers, settle payments in local currency, and eliminate the need to manually handle credit card data – freeing up staff time and improving the guest experience.
Adam Harris, CEO and Co-Founder of Cloudbeds, said: “Today we erased the last barrier between Thai hoteliers and world-class payment solutions. With CB Pay Thailand hoteliers handle everything from collection to reconciliation through a centralized, automated, and secure platform that’s built specifically for hospitality – giving them more time to focus on the guest. Eventually, this fully compliant workflow will roll-out worldwide for every market slowed down by complex, local payment environments.””
The new solution empowers Thai properties to receive OTA payments, accept both local and international credit cards, and offer pay-by-link options – all within a single, unified interface. With embedded payments directly tied to guest reservations and folios, properties can automate payment collection based on reservation source and securely store and charge cards without handling sensitive data.
Through a partnership with dLocal, Cloudbeds enables fast and reliable settlements in Thai Baht. By automating fund distribution, the collaboration optimizes cash flow, simplifies financial management, and strengthens the financial stability of hotels across Thailand.
The launch of CB Pay Thailand is part of Cloudbeds’ ongoing commitment to deliver integrated financial tools within its platform, designed to remove complexity and improve operational efficiency for hoteliers worldwide.
Published on 29 April, 2025 | Updated on 20 October, 2025
