Real-time payments have emerged as a transformative force and a cornerstone of payments modernization. Learn what they are — and much more — here.
For financial institutions, adopting ISO 20022 is not just a compliance exercise but a strategic opportunity to enhance customer insights, streamline financial crime compliance, and unlock new value propositions.
Part two of a two-part series highlighting key takeaways from our recent webinar on SEPA Instant Payments, including an overview of technological considerations, predictions and future outlook, and opportunities for new products and services.
The advent of instant payments has ushered in a transformative era across various industries, reshaping traditional payment methods and fostering innovation and agility.
The US payments landscape is undergoing a transformative shift, catalyzed by the rise of real-time instant payments. The time is ripe for payments leaders to embrace this innovation and unlock new frontiers of operational efficiency, liquidity management, and competitive advantage.
Part one of a two-part series highlighting key takeaways from our recent webinar on SEPA Instant Payments, including an overview of the regulatory mandate, how instant payments are defined, and the challenges and impacts among banks and payment service providers.
As society becomes increasingly conscious of the myriad challenges facing our environment, we need to do a better job of communicating the increasing role of digital payments in promoting sustainability.
In this blog, we’ll take a brief look at the evolving world of CBDCs, focusing on their integration into existing payment systems, relevant technological advancements, and the implications of their adoption from a regulatory perspective.
March 10, 2025 marks an important date in the journey toward modernizing legacy payment systems. This article will provide context behind Fedwire’s impending migration and explain what banks stand to gain from ISO 20022 compliance.
The second blog in a two-part series focusing on the role of data, intelligence, and risk in the modernization of payments for the new era.
The first in a two-part blog series focusing on the integration of multiple digital channels and payment rails to enhance customer satisfaction, drive growth, and stay competitive.
With compliance deadlines fast approaching, banks and payment service providers (PSPs) must work with increased urgency to enable messaging over the ISO 20022 standard.
The FedWire migration to the ISO 20022 messaging standard for wires is scheduled for March 10, 2025. Yet, despite the clear deadline and the potential benefits, many banks remain unprepared or unaware of the magnitude of this transition.
