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SWIFT: The Road To ISO 20022 Adoption

PYMNTS

PYMNTS recently spoke with Saqib Sheikh, global head of SWIFT’s ISO 20022 program, to learn more about SWIFT’s commitment to assist the financial community in the transition to the new standard in cross-border payments: ISO 20022. However, at the moment, not all financial institutions are using the standard.

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How Swift is moving the global financial industry towards instant and frictionless payments

The Payments Association

Swift drives global interoperability and innovation, aligning with the UK’s National Payments Vision to enhance seamless, secure payments. This is an example of how the scale of the Swift network can be leveraged to interoperate market infrastructures to enhance the user experience.

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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. Why is ISO 20022 adoption crucial for banks aiming to leverage Nexus?

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Digital Rupiah Inches Closer with Successful Completion of PoC

Fintech News

The processes included converting reserve account balances into digital Rupiah and vice versa, ensuring seamless interoperability with Bank Indonesias Real-Time Gross Settlement (BI-RTGS) system. Following the success of the Immediate State, the Intermediate State phase will expand digital asset use cases.

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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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12 Years Ago: The First nexo Standards Transaction, a Milestone for European Payments

Finextra

Interoperability across multiple domestic and international card schemes without cobadging constraints. The initial protocols were refined, expanded, and formalized into a globally recognized suite of ISO 20022-based standards. Initiatives are also exploring Instant Payment use cases based on nexo frameworks.

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

The Payments Association

By addressing focused use cases, banks can reduce risk, improve ROI, and incrementally build toward a fully modernised, scalable banking, cards, loans and payments infrastructure.