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Fedwire Migration: The Final ISO 20022 Milestone?

Finextra

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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. The Universal Aggregator is positioned as a scalable solution for institutions seeking to modernise their payment infrastructure.

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

Fintech News

While traditional payment systems have historically struggled with inefficiencies such as high costs and slow processing times, addressing these challenges presents tremendous opportunities for innovation, expanding financial inclusion, and making cross-border transactions faster, more secure, and more accessible.

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Rethinking how PSPs onboard network partners-counter party

The Payments Association

Seamless channel interoperability : A framework that supports various formats, such as ISO 20022, SWIFT, Proprietary, and local RTP systems, enables PSPs to achieve smooth and more straight-through processing (STP) across banks, wallets, and payment networks.

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

Fintech News

Bottomline helps financial institutions modernise their payments infrastructure and enable multi-rail connectivity, while also supporting their readiness for industry-wide mandates and initiatives such as ISO 20022 and those similar to Project Nexus. We call it a “spaghetti” network, and that’s exactly what Nexus helps avoid.

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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.

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

The Payments Association

Enhance cross-border payments by integrating an always-on solution directly and locally with regional and global payment networks, ensuring compliance with constantly evolving regulatory standards. This can be on-prem, or hosted in any private or public cloud.