As real-time payments (RTP) adoption accelerates in the U.S., financial institutions are navigating the evolving landscape of instant payments, including the Federal Reserve’s FedNow and The Clearing House’s RTP network.
As part of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 push toward a digitally empowered financial system, two leading banks embarked on a journey to modernize their payments infrastructure. Their objective: to meet rising customer demand for real-time transactions, operate on a 24/7 basis, and support national goals for reducing cash dependency.
By partnering with Volante Technologies, Banco BASE modernized its payment processing capabilities with the Volante Payments Platform, enabling real-time domestic and international transactions.
To stay ahead of market demands and accelerate digital transformation, BNY partnered with Volante to launch the first real-time payments (RTP®) transaction on The Clearing House’s new network.
Partnering with Volante Technologies, SouthState Bank launched a comprehensive Instant Payments initiative as part of a multi-year strategy to enable faster, seamless, and secure payment experiences.
In a recent episode of Volante Elevate, Vinay Prabhakar, CMO at Volante, spoke with Keith Gray, VP of Partnerships at The Clearing House, about the Real-Time Payments (RTP) network. The blog summarizes their conversation, providing insights into the current state and future of RTP in the United States.
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.
The service delivers instantaneous fund transfers and operates beyond regular banking hours, defying the lags traditionally associated with such transactions.
In the third and final edition of this blog series, we take a closer look at the instant payments journey and address communicating the value of instant payments to secure approval and support from the C-suite.
While it may feel like a bare-minimum approach ahead of the imminent FedNow rollout, launching instant payments in receive only mode is actually an incredibly smart strategy for banks not ready to go all in and comes with a number of significant benefits.
Should you be moving forward with your plans to enable transactions on RTP, or simply wait for FedNow? When exactly should you be prepared to offer instant payments services to your account holders?
