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How to build a B2B payments behemoth

Payments Dive

Bottomline says about one million companies use its platforms to make $16 trillion in annual payments, with customers including 90% of the Fortune 100 businesses. It also contends it’s the world’s third-largest Swift service bureau owing to a large cross-border payments business in Europe. and it’s inevitable.

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ISO20022: The big shift to structured addresses

Finextra

The next major shift After November 2025, banks will need to prepare for yet another major shift: structured addresses. From this point on, Swift, and payment schemes, such as SEPA and CHAPS, will begin rejecting transactions with unstructured data. The benefits are far-reaching. All of which need updating to meet compliance.

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Nexus Empowers APAC Financial Institutions to Achieve G20 Cross-Border Payment Targets

Fintech News

Bottomline helps financial institutions modernise their payments infrastructure and enable multi-rail connectivity, while also supporting their readiness for industry-wide mandates and initiatives such as ISO 20022 and those similar to Project Nexus. What is Project Nexus, and how does it address today’s cross-border payment challenges?

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Stablecoins to streamline Cross Border Payments

Finextra

Global non-cash commercial payments will grow at a CAGR of 11.3% 60% of corporate banks agree that cross-border real-time payments infrastructure brings a revenue opportunity. 56% of commercial clients are taking international/cross-border B2B payment services from fintechs.

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Report: Helping Banks Speed Payments Cross Border And Make A Clean Correspondent Bank Break

PYMNTS

These difficulties are due to a process called correspondent banking, in which transactions must also be funneled through multiple financial institutions (FIs) before they reach their final destinations. For more on these and other payments modernization news items, download this month’s Tracker. About The Tracker.

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Cloud Banking Next Step In FI Modernization

PYMNTS

The first is improved speed, shown by the adoption of cloud technology from global payments network SWIFT. This network is quickly becoming more popular as a replacement for correspondence banking models, partnering with BNY Mellon and Microsoft to enable payments at 11,000 FIs in more than 200 countries around the world.

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Real-Time Innovators Bring Data To Corporates

PYMNTS

In this regard, payment networks, payment rails and financial institution (FI) infrastructures can all collaborate together to adapt to emerging use cases, including the need to move data along with money. Bank Of America Wields SWIFT gpi.