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Not another ISO 20022 piece?

The Payments Association

The move to ISO 20022 brings benefits like enriched data and improved fraud prevention, requiring a strategic approach and decisions between building in-house solutions or partnering with vendors. Read more

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Why financial institutions should embrace ISO 20022

Payments Dive

Adopting ISO 20022 payment standards can help U.S. banks and credit unions unlock richer data and stay competitive in the global financial marketplace.

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Chips migrates to ISO 20022 message format

Finextra

The Clearing House's Chips private-sector high-value clearing and settlement system has migrated to the ISO 20022 messaging format.

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63% of US Businesses Will Use ISO 20022. Financial Institutions are Not Ready to Meet Demand

Fintech Finance

The impending March 2025 migration deadline of FedWire to the ISO 20022 standard by all financial institutions (FIs) presents a strategic opportunity to revolutionize their payment infrastructure and services, according to a new Datos report, sponsored by Finzly , the pioneering provider of modern payments systems.

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Swift opens API channel for ISO 20022 corporate payment tracking

Finextra

Swift is working with 25 leading cash management banks and 20 corporates to develop a white labelled transaction tracking service for ISO 20022 messages across the entire payment chain.

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Upcoming ISO 20022 transition leaves some finance players scrambling

Payments Dive

The move to ISO 20022 is coming late next year and many financial institutions remain unprepared for the switch.

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BIS CPMI Takes Further Steps to Promote ISO 20022 Harmonisation for Enhanced Cross-Border Payments

Fintech Finance

The BIS Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) announced further steps to promote the adoption of its harmonised ISO 20022 data requirements for more efficient processing of cross-border payments. The data requirements were published in a report to the G20 in October 2023.