Transportation brokerage provider US 1 Network has adopted Truckstop.com’s LoadPay as its singular payment method for carriers.
LoadPay Chosen as US 1 Network’s Payment Platform
Transportation brokerage provider US 1 Network has adopted Truckstop.com’s LoadPay as its singular payment method for carriers.

US 1 Network has adopted LoadPay as its singular payment platform.
Photo courtesy Truckstop.com
US 1 Network was looking for ways to add value to its agent network and decided to improve its payments process with LoadPay. LoadPay can decrease days to pay for both brokers and shippers by offering multiple quick-pay options. This includes options for same day payments, next day payments, and wire transfers.
LoadPay also includes a fuel card option to help carriers manage cash flow, allowing US 1 to eliminate paper checks, ACH fees, and wire fees.
The US 1 Network includes US 1 Logistics, Freedom 1, America 1, Transport Leasing Services, Longbow Transportation and Logistics, Homeland 1 Logistics, White River Transportation, Lionhart Transportation, Centrans Truck Lines, and Colonial 1 Logistics.
"We have a large agent network and our focus is enabling our agents to concentrate on moving freight and not managing the administrative details," said Mark Chandler, director of business development at US 1 Network. "That's what made LoadPay so attractive. It gave us a turn-key payment solution that not only helps our Agents retain quality carriers but also streamlines our entire payment process."
Truckstop.com operates a load board and freight marketplace where drivers can find loads at better rates, brokers can increase capacity, and shippers can manage freight. Truckstop.com allows brokers to post loads, carriers can search for available loads in real-time, and shippers can match freight with the optimal solution.
Related: Truckstop.com Payment Platform Integrates with McLeod PowerBroker
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