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Mastercard recently expanded collaboration with The Clearing House (TCH), with the shared goal of propelling the adoption of instant payments. This extended partnership will focus on integrating additional instant payment usecases across a range of payment flows for consumers, businesses, and governments.
“A lot of what the pandemic did was force our industry to truly be digital, to facilitate frictionless transactions,” TCH Senior Vice President Elena Whisler said in a recent conversation with PYMNTS. “It To facilitate this transition in handling 24/7 cash flow, Whisler said TCH offers services such as intraday reconciliation.
Against that backdrop of moving away from paper payments, and toward ubiquitous real-time payments, TCH’s Waterhouse said there’s probably not a usecase “that’s going to tip the scale here.” But he pointed to a usecase that might be a bit under the radar. So that is certainly an aspiration.
Waiting for the Fed — and its promise of interoperability, which requires participation from the private sector — is akin to playing the (very) long game. Waterhouse said that in terms of TCH’s own initiatives in getting banks on board the ongoing effort to make RTP ubiquitous across the entirety of the U.S. Expanding The UseCases.
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Plus, the Federal Reserve released its list of over 110 organizations participating in its FedNow instant payments pilot program. The Ecos specifications say that any device will be able to be used as a payment device, making it less necessary to carry backup cards or payment methods. FedNow Shares Pilot Program Participants.
This month, the FPC released the results of the third installment of the Faster Payments Barometer, the annual survey that gauges progress and perceptions around faster payments, usecases, trends, and challenges. And other industry participants and FPC Members are working towards real-time cross-border payments as well.
Payment company PayFi and The Clearing House (TCH) have partnered to bring real-time payments technologies to the community banks on PayFi’s Branch99TM Real-Time Platform, according to a release. “We The RTP network offers a suite of available usecases and extensive level of data accompanying each RTP transaction.”.
He said there are going to be some institutions that will want to connect with both instant payment services — FedNow and The Clearing House (TCH)’s real-time payments ( RTP ) network — in a desire to ensure resiliency and redundancy to support outages in one system to the other, if they were to occur.
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When The Clearing House (TCH), the payments firm owned by commercial banks, along with global software and services provider FIS, recently submitted their proposal to the Fed’s Faster Payments Task Force in order to evaluate their real-time payments system proposal, it signified a milestone along the path toward real-time payments.
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