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UOB Becomes Direct Participant in China’s Cross-Border Payment System

Fintech News

UOB and its wholly owned subsidiary UOB China have signed agreements to become direct participants of China’s Cross-border Interbank Payment System (CIPS). This strengthens their ability to support cross-border renminbi (RMB) transactions.

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Thunes and Circle to Facilitate Faster Cross-Border Payments with USDC Stablecoin

Fintech News

This partnership aims to enhance stablecoin liquidity management in cross-border payments. By utilising USDC, Thunes aims to reduce capital costs and improve liquidity for its network participants. said Jeremy Allaire, Co-founder and CEO of Circle.

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Optimising Cross-Border Payments Globally: Shaping the Economy of Tomorrow

Fintech News

Cross-border payments are the fundamental infrastructure that facilitates the flow of money within an increasingly interconnected global economy, underpinning commerce between individuals, businesses, and governments worldwide.

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RT2: A strategic transformation for UK payment providers

The Payments Association

RT2 is substantially expanding direct participation. A critical limitation of the previous RTGS was its technical ceiling on participant numbers. This proportional approach makes direct participation viable for a broader range of organisations. Expanded access fundamentally changes competitive dynamics.

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Digital Rupiah Inches Closer with Successful Completion of PoC

Fintech News

The PoC demonstrated the transformative potential of DLT-based systems in improving liquidity management. For example, the observer node feature implemented during the PoC allowed Bank Indonesia to monitor transactions without compromising participants’ confidentiality. Each platform exhibited distinct strengths.

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

The Fintech Times

With firms spending roughly $120billion (S$154.2billion) on cross-border transaction fees, alternatives are being sought after. 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.

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

The Fintech Times

” Blockchain-enabled cross-border payments StraitsX , a payments infrastructure provider for the digital assets space in Southeast Asia, has officially gone live in partnership with Ant International and Grab. Visa is committed to meeting the evolving demands of consumers and merchants, ensuring seamless and secure payments.”