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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. The UKs payments landscape is at an inflexion point. The result is an improved customer experience.

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AFFIN BANK Partners With ACI Worldwide to Modernise Payments for Malaysian Businesses

Fintech Finance

It will enable interoperability among PayNet, RENTAS, and SWIFT using ISO 20022 standards. As the industry adopts ISO 20022 globally, this modernisation solution meets regulatory mandates, improves system resilience, and integrates future payment services.

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CBDCs in practice: What we’ve learned from the early movers

The Payments Association

Solutions like Swifts CBDC connector , tested with 38 financial institutions, aim to bridge these silos using a hub-and-spoke model that interlinks various CBDC networks and even traditional fiat systems. Enable cross-border functionality: Focus on interoperability infrastructure, using shared standards like ISO 20022.

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What Can We Learn From Payment System Failures and Global IT Outage?

The Fintech Times

It’s been a bad week for global payment and IT systems, as the Clearing House Automated Payment System (CHAPS) experienced a major outage causing serious issues in the UK, swiftly followed by a Microsoft outage that caused havoc for banking firms across the globe. On average, CHAPS enables around 200,000 payments per day.

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6 Fintech Resources in Asia to Read in Preparation for 2024

Fintech News

Some of the authorities supplying commentary to The Future of Competitive Advantage in Banking & Payments report were from Aite-Noverica, Visa, Swift, Banque Cantonale de Genève, the Payments System Regulator, and HSBC, helping to determine what’s working in current product roadmaps of bank and non-bank FIs from 32 countries globally.

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