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It’s also not why the Fed decided to enter the real-timepayments fray. The Real-Time Payday Reality. For the dwindling numbers of people who still receive a physical paycheck, new applications let workers take a picture of that check and get instant, irrevocable access to the funds for a modest fee.
That was the day that an advocacy group, Financial Innovation Now (FIN), submitted a public comment letter to the Fed in response to its proposal to create and operate a real-timepayments system in the U.S. The letter cited what has become the all-too-familiar talking point about the state of faster payments in the U.S.
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Inspecting the “up-and-to-the-right” growth curve of instant payments , it’s no shock how many players want in. And as promising as things are in the early stages, there’s work to be done before instant becomes ubiquitous. As instant becomes ubiquitous, FIs will have to say goodbye to some sacred cows of banking.
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