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Higher Limits Power B2B Real-Time Payment Volumes

Trade Credit & Liquidity Management

The Clearing House raised the real-time payments (RTP) transaction limit from $1 million to $10 million in February 2025. real-time payments processed for corporate clients. Rival network FedNow raised its own limit from $500,000 to $1 million on June 24, 2025. Federal Reserve.

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RTP takes on FedNow

Payments Dive

As the only two real-time payments rails in the U.S., the rivalry between RTP and FedNow could get intense, but maybe not.

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Fraudsters target RTP, FedNow newcomers

Bank Automation

The Clearing House and Federal Reserve publicize the adoption of their payments rails, Real Time Payments and FedNow, by posting on their websites which financial institutions are live on their networks offering something of a roadmap for fraudsters to take advantage of newly onboarded FIs.

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Business clients demand FedNow, RTP capabilities from their banks

Bank Automation

Business clients are demanding instant payment services from their financial services providers as they look to streamline payment processes.

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FedNow may have spurred RTP adoption

Payments Dive

The number of banks participating in The Clearing House’s real-time payments network surged this year after the launch of the rival FedNow system.

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FedNow payment value grows 140% QoQ to $43B

Bank Automation

The Federal Reserves instant payments network, FedNow, is gaining ground on The Clearing Houses Real Time Payments network and has added more FIs to its network than RTP since its launch in 2017.

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The Clearing House On The Race for Real-Time Payments In The US

PYMNTS

You’d be forgiven for thinking that faster payments might be the purview of the U.S. Federal Reserve, where details (a roadmap, really) of FedNow , the proposed instant payment system, were released earlier this month. But it might not be the Federal Reserve ’s doing. New Trends Emerging. Jack Henry … And Aiming For Ubiquity.