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Bank of England tests AI to spot real-time payment fraud

Finextra

A project by the Bank of England and the London BIS Innovation Hub to use AI to spot unfolding and novel financial crime patterns in real-time retail payment systems showed promise but threw up a number of limitations to its efficacy.

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Payments Canada Unveils Real-Time Payment System Progress

The Fintech Times

Payment clearing and settlement system operator Payments Canada has revealed that it has made ‘substantial progress’ on the Real-Time Rail, Canada’s first real-time payment system, since the back-end of 2024. It includes aspects of expanded membership once it is enforced.

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U.K.'s real-time payments experience is a warning to others

Payments Source

The speed of technological change is forcing Britain’s retail payments authority Pay.UK to redesign its core infrastructure.

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Real-time payments: Are we halfway there?

Payments Source

The promise of real-time payments and the reality of the market are often at odds. That’s not a bad thing — it’s a sign there are pockets of demand that weren’t originally foreseen.

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StraitsX Unveils Refreshed Brand, Plans New Features for Stablecoin Settlement

Fintech News

Singapore-based stablecoin infrastructure provider StraitsX has unveiled a refreshed brand identity as it expands its role in enabling compliant, real-time payment settlements. Its stablecoins, XSGD and XUSD, are among the first to be recognised under MAS forthcoming Single-Currency Stablecoin framework.

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Why Real-Time Payments Need Real-Time Trust

PYMNTS

Barnhardt said the GIACT integration with PNC for this payments authentication tool is “finishing up,” and that the bank will be able to offer a variety of ways for its clients to connect to and use the offering.

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2024 Payment Methods Report: Overview, Insights, and Statistics

Clearly Payments

Global Usage : Debit cards accounted for 23% of online retail payments worldwide in 2023, with particularly high use in markets such as Canada, where over 60% of consumers prefer debit cards over credit. Faster Payments (U.K.), and similar systems in Europe, Asia, and Latin America, making 24/7 payments accessible worldwide.