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

The Payments Association

All solutions trialled were able to achieve “final and irrevocable offline CBDC payments,” meaning that once funds were transferred, the payee could spend them immediately, without needing to reconnect to the central ledger. If the request is accepted, funds are immediately transferred from the payer’s device to the payee’s device.

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Deep Dive: The Benefits And Challenges Of Real-Time Push Payments

PYMNTS

Consumers, businesses and governments are seeing faster payments as a path to greater convenience and financial security, and this growing demand is spurring payments services providers (PSPs) to meet this need in a swift, secure manner. s Faster Payments Service (FPS), only enable push payments.

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Instant Payments Mean Real-Time Payments Fraud

FICO

The real-time payments fraud experiences of countries such as the UK provide a lesson to new adopters of what can happen to fraud rates when money can be transmitted fast. In the UK £250K can now be sent in a single, irrevocable payment – and the system has been tested for up to an eyewatering £10 million. Who Is Liable?

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Unwrapping APAC’s Faster Payments Fraud Threat

PYMNTS

This new reality isn’t without its challenges for financial services providers, however, with security and fraud mitigation among the largest concerns. What’s more, these transactions are irrevocable, and as fraud losses mount, new questions surface over who holds liability to recoup funds. .”

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What Is FedNow & How Can Businesses Prepare for It?

Seon

This payment message either goes directly to the FedNow Service or via a service provider. In any event, the message follows the ISO 20022 standard, which according to the Federal Reserve will bring “interoperability, end-to-end efficiency of payments, and future innovation” to the FedNow Service.