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RT2: A strategic transformation for UK payment providers

The Payments Association

It enhances resilience, broadens access, improves interoperability, and enables innovation, thereby modernising the UK’s financial infrastructure. RT2 offers four key advancements: enhanced resilience, expanded access, wider interoperability, and improved functionality. Why is it important? What’s next?

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UBS Successfully Pilots Blockchain-based Payment Solution for Cross-Border Transactions

The Fintech Times

Xiaonan Zou , UBS head of digital assets, group treasury, adds: “We see the interoperability between UBS Digital Cash and other digital cash initiatives as key for the financial industry.

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Greater Flexibility: BVNK Wallet Offers Stablecoin, Crypto and Fiat Payments All in One Place

The Fintech Times

With our embedded wallet, were making stablecoin, crypto and fiat payment rails interoperable, to give our customers true payments flexibility. In the last few years, stablecoins have emerged as a new global payment rail for businesses and an alternative to the correspondent banking system. Why stablecoins?

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

Fintech News

The challenge today is that many countries operate their own IPS, but cross-border payments still rely on slow and expensive correspondent banking arrangements. With Nexus, banks and fintechs connect once through their IPS to a shared platform instead of building separate bilateral links with each market.

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Fedwire Migration: The Final ISO 20022 Milestone?

Finextra

The Fedwire migration now aligns the US with this global movement and enables full interoperability with international systems and standards. Rather than maintaining fragmented payments engines, banks should now aim to create a unified, scheme-agnostic payments processing platform.

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

Finextra

Modernizing Cross-Border Settlement Before CIPS, RMB cross-border payments relied on clearing banks, correspondent banking, and Non-Resident Account (NRA) models—often resulting in delays and inefficiencies. At the end of each cycle, accounts are reconciled and cleared, ensuring transparency and operational integrity.

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Key considerations for the adoption of digital currencies

Finextra

They will need to co-exist with existing clearing and settlement processes and infrastructures, and this means interoperability is crucial. By removing the need for correspondent banks and facilitating direct transfers, digital currencies can improve transfer times and enhance the efficiency of cross-border payments.