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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. This makes them more flexible than structured addresses.

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For Corporates, Cross-Border Payments Innovation Isn’t All About Speed

PYMNTS

With correspondent banking relationships on the decline, financial institutions are looking for new — and faster — ways of moving money around the world, too. Some solution providers like Ripple are introducing new ways to bypass the correspondent banking system entirely. This, of course, means faster global payments.

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In Conversation with Clear Junction’s Dima Kats: Stablecoins, Sanctions and Scaling a Niche Payments Business

The Fintech Times

Stablecoins where SWIFT used to be That unpredictability is also changing how financial institutions move money. In the face of regulatory divergence and outdated infrastructure, more firms are turning to stablecoins for practical use cases like cross-border liquidity and treasury management. Theyre not using SWIFT anymore.