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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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Playing a strategic role in the future of payments

The Payments Association

The platform supports mandates such as SEPA Inst, SIC Instant Payments and CBPR+/ISO 20022 and includes tools for fraud management and data analytics. Bottomline’s connectivity solutions are designed to support these goals through flexible routing and network interoperability.

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

Fintech News

This reflects a surging demand for seamless and efficient systems that support international commerce. The adoption of ISO 20022 messaging standards enhances data quality, compliance, and interoperability, which are crucial for establishing a universal and scalable payments infrastructure.

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

Fintech News

As the global demand for faster, more affordable, and increasingly transparent cross-border payments intensifies, Project Nexus is emerging as a foundational initiative to meet the G20’s ambitious roadmap. By joining Nexus, banks can respond to that demand in a tangible way. All of this reflects what the G20 set out to achieve.

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Tokenisation 2.0: Are we ready for the next generation of payment security?

The Payments Association

Tokenisation is now a core enabler of secure, interoperable digital paymentspowering embedded finance, asset tokenisation, and evolving identity flows. Once a system for masking sensitive data, tokenisation has evolved into a foundational technology for enabling secure, interoperable, and scalable digital payments.

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Why staying put is no longer the safe option for payments innovation

The Payments Association

Security & compliance risks: Meeting growing AML, fraud prevention, and regulatory demands is difficult with rigid, outdated infrastructure. Regulations are tightening: Compliance with ISO 20022, PSD3, AML directives, DORA and evolving cybersecurity mandates requires payment platforms that are secure, reliable, flexible and scalable.

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CBDCs in practice: What we’ve learned from the early movers

The Payments Association

As Nilixa Devlukia, CEO at Payments Solved, observes, these projects illustrate the benefits of shared infrastructure, adding that technical standards are beneficial to building interoperable CBDCs that function seamlessly across borders and jurisdictions. Flexibility is also crucial when it comes to custody.