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The announcement should provide clarity to industry regarding the medium-term governance and maintenance of the harmonised data requirements during the period of global transition to the ISO 20022 messagingstandard.
2025 is a pivotal year in open banking, with the Data (Use and Access) Bill progressing through Parliament, paving the way for a long-term regulatory framework (LTRF) for open banking, and the evolution into open finance. This year will see the expansion of open banking into the next generation of open finance and data.
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) announces that the Kenya Electronic Payment and Settlement System (KEPSS) has been successfully migrated to the ISO20022 Global MessagingStandard (“ISO20022 Standard”). The Standard’s rich data formats will aid in monitoring fraud and improve the detection and prevention of illicit transactions.
The impending March 2025 migration deadline of FedWire to the ISO 20022 standard by all financial institutions (FIs) presents a strategic opportunity to revolutionize their payment infrastructure and services, according to a new Datos report, sponsored by Finzly , the pioneering provider of modern payments systems.
Kani Payments , the disruptive global data reconciliation and reporting pioneer, today announces it is ready to support the ISO 20022 global messagingstandard ahead of the November 2025 implementation date. The post Global Data Reporting Pioneer Kani Payments Gets Ready for ISO 20022 appeared first on FF News | Fintech Finance.
It is based on the ISO 20022 messagingstandard which Switzerland has been using for several years. The standard helps facilitate interoperability and cross-border transactions, also giving Swiss banks the opportunity to implement international payment capabilities in the future.
Theme 1: Establishing Optimal Governance and Interoperability Frameworks Effective governance and interoperability frameworks will be crucial for managing the complexities of cross-border payments. One idea is to have a central system for checking payments against sanctions lists, which could make the process faster and simpler.
Bridging the gap between traditional finance and decentralised finance (DeFi) is a struggle firms have faced for years. Partnership in action An example of firms looking to bridge TradFi and DeFi can be seen in the IVMS 101 interVASP data model standard, developed in 2020 by the Joint Working Group on interVASP MessagingStandards.
The Role of Swift in the Securities Space It is important to highlight Swift’s extensive role beyond cross-border payments, noting that approximately 50% of Swift traffic is related to securities, with peaks reaching 26 million messages per day.
Building on the implementation guidance, the second report, Distinguishing Advantages in the Format & Structure of ISO 20022 for Instant Payment Adoption, delves into the specific benefits that ISO 20022 offers over legacy messagestandards. The post U.S.
Tech-driven Interoperability and collaboration will finally bring trillions of dollars into the digital age, Kevin Phalen , head of global business solutions at Visa , told Karen Webster in a recent interview. Interoperability will get a boost with messagingstandards such as ISO 20022. That’s where the market’s going.
The certification, which enables and supports compliance to ISO 20022 messagingstandards for Fedwire, applies to four of Finastra’s payment processing solutions, facilitating increased innovation for financial institutions across the United States.
Although there are more efficient cross-border transactions being enabled, several roadblocks are still in the way, including payment tracking and issues with interoperability between market systems. Some FIs are also turning to blockchain-based solutions to improve transparency and interoperability.
What corporates and their finance chiefs can control, however, is how they adapt to these threats. One of the areas of corporate finance experiencing the biggest exposure to these disruptors is global payments. And that’s all about using technology-based services to re-engineer treasury activities.”
Cross-border payments, trade finance, smart contracts — blockchain has the potential to disrupt B2B processes, but FinTech players are only beginning to take these concepts onto a real-world stage. Interoperability and integration of the buyer and sellers’ data is therefore essential. Today, that data is stored in their ERP.”.
The white paper provides a comprehensive guide to navigating one of the most critical transitions in the global financial ecosystem: the shift to ISO 20022 messagingstandards. The post BPC Releases Practical White Paper Guiding Banks Through the Challenges of ISO 20022 Migration appeared first on FF News | Fintech Finance.
What unites these developments is a clear directional shift: towards stricter standards, faster implementation timelines, and greater scrutiny across all points of the payment value chain. Open finance will require a more coordinated regulatory approach, enhanced data sharing infrastructure, and clearer consumer consent mechanisms.
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