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Icon Solutions announced news last week it had begun testing connectivity between its Instant Payments Framework (IPF) and U.S.-based based limited liability company The Clearing House’s new fasterpayments infrastructure. financial institutions’ participation in real-time payments.”
“We might be at a tipping point in the market, [in which] the market just demands fasterpayments,” said Matt Richardson, head of product solutions at Citizens Bank. . Citizens plans to provide greater payments speed to its clients this year by using the RTP rail developed by The Clearing House (TCH). as an example.
The need for fasterpayments is transcending borders, with FIs in several major global regions making efforts to expand local access to speedier payments. These innovations not only promise to improve payment speed, but to also accelerate financial access and empowerment in different markets. . s payment systems.
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The Clearing House [TCH] launched its own RTP network at the end of 2017.). initiatives, of course, follow the plans or deployments seen in more than 40 countries around the globe to bring fasterpayments or RTP into the fold. to fully embrace real-time payments for both B2B and B2C activity.”.
there is a bundle of fasterpayments initiatives, but one of the largest efforts in the area of real-time payments, specifically, is with The Clearing House. real-time payments path a smooth one. They can take the best of breed and incorporate new features like request for payment, which opens up even more use cases.”
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