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 FinTech innovators are nabbing serious venture capital cash, but its not often that a startup operating strictly in the B2B payments space secures funding. One company has just bucked the trend.Reports on Wednesday  Feb. 17  said StoneEagle Services secured $76 million from FTV Capital, a show of support for the firms B2B payments platform.StoneEagle processes B2B payments made via ACH, virtual and commercial cards and checks. With the new funding, the company has named Andy Roberts as its new CEO, while FTV Capital executives Chris Winship, Richard Garman and Robert Anderson will join the business board of directors. While many B2C businesses have reaped the benefit of innovative new payments technologies, the B2B  stanley kubek payments landscape remains decades behind, mired in paper and manual processes,  the companies announcement said.StoneEagle operates within the insurance landscape, servicing payments for the auto, warranty, group health and workers compensation spaces, according to reports. The solutions provided by StoneEagle  stanley becher aim to streamline payment processes and pr stanley quencher ovide payments support, while keeping transactions secure.According to statistics offered in the release, corporate spend in the U.S. alone reached more than $20 trillion in value in 2014. The majority of these transactions, however, are still done with paper checks.Roberts joins StoneEagle from Fleet One, a fleet card company at which he was also CEO, reports said. FTV Capital also provided funding for Fleet One. Ha