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Offline settlements with a digital pound: Lessons from the BoE’s report

The Payments Association

Industry Voices “This research set out to understand what it would take to make peer-to-peer offline payments work – securely, privately and at scale. Synchronous vs asynchronous payments Two distinct payment flows were tested: Synchronous: where activity is required from both payer and payee in real-time.

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When Instant Payments Are Just Payments

PYMNTS

These include advanced data security and new state and federal regulations governing payout mechanisms – to say nothing of the irrevocable nature of instant payments. PYMNTS research shows that over 75 percent of working Americans who struggle to pay their bills would opt for instant payments to debit cards if offered the choice. “If

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Unwrapping APAC’s Faster Payments Fraud Threat

PYMNTS

What’s more, these transactions are irrevocable, and as fraud losses mount, new questions surface over who holds liability to recoup funds. By definition, real-time payments give financial institutions (FIs) almost no time to analyze and authenticate a transaction to prevent fraud and other financial crimes.

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What Check Fraud Can Teach Banks About Preparing For The Instant Payments Future

PYMNTS

As part of a research study, they are asked to take a $500 (obviously bad) check, take a picture of it with their phone to deposit to their bank account and then use Zelle to immediately transfer $250 back to them. Unlike checks, instant payments is, well, instant – and irrevocable. Here’s how.