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Project Guardian: Interoperability From Tokenised Bank Liabilities Could Save Firms $50bn in FX Fees

The Fintech Times

According to a new report from the Project Guardian FX industry group, implementing tokenised bank liabilities and shared ledgers in cross-border payments and FX is a viable solution. Since 2019, Ant International has used tokenised deposits to streamline wholesale payments and treasury activities.

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Announced at Singapore FinTech Festival 2024: New Partnerships, Product Launches and Appointments

The Fintech Times

“For Visa, this is an opportunity to deliver innovations that enhance payment experiences across Asia Pacific with greater flexibility, security, and convenience. Visa is committed to meeting the evolving demands of consumers and merchants, ensuring seamless and secure payments.”

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Ant International Deepens Payment and Digitalisation Ecosystem with AI-Driven Embedded Finance Solutions in Year of Transformation

Fintech Finance

Antom continues to strengthen its payment processing capabilities across all payment channels. Antoms card processing volume grew over 10 times from that of previous year, while delivering top notch authorization rates to its global enterprise merchants.

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Decoding the FCA’s Safeguarding reforms: Practical steps for payments and E-money firms

The Payments Association

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recently outlined significant changes to the safeguarding regime for payments and e-money firms in its consultation paper CP24/20. These rigidities could significantly affect firms cash flow and liquidity management. What’s next?

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Behind the Idea: TerraPay

The Fintech Times

But the real story is in the infrastructure behind it: licensing, interoperability and a deep commitment to making cross-border payments work for everyone – not just the biggest players. Our recent acquisition of the MPI licence by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is a big step in our APAC expansion strategy.

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Unlocking the Future of Global Payments: A Deep Dive into China’s CIPS

Finextra

However, these institutions must partner with domestic custodian banks to maintain settlement accounts, ensuring regulatory oversight and liquidity management. This ensures seamless integration with global financial systems and enhances the speed and reliability of cross-border payments. How Does CIPS Operate?

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Navigating legal uncertainty: How the Digital Assets Bill could impact PSPs

The Payments Association

As is the nature of the regulation, the regulatory landscape for digital assets in the UK is proving to mark a pivotal moment for the payments sector. This will require operational safeguards and possibly stricter liquidity management to meet new compliance benchmarks.