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Real-Time Payments Are Soaring In The U.S.

Tom Groenfeldt

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BNY Sends Largest Instant Payment in U.S. History, $10 Million Following Transaction Limit Increase

Fintech Finance

Today, The Clearing House and BNY (NYSE: BK), announced the successful completion of the largest instant payment in U.S. history and the first-ever payment on the RTP network exceeding $1 million, following the recent increase in the networks transaction limit. The post BNY Sends Largest Instant Payment in U.S.

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The Clearing House raises RTP transaction limit to $10M

Bank Automation

The Clearing House raised the transaction limit on its Real Time Payments network to $10 million, opening the door for new uses of the rail for commercial transactions.

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BofA Clients Embrace New $10 Million Limit in U.S. Real-Time Payments

Fintech Finance

Recent action from The Clearing House to increase the transaction limit on real-time payments from $1 million to $10 million is fueling new use cases in business-to-business payments among Bank of America clients. real-time payments the company is processing.

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Higher Limits Power B2B Real-Time Payment Volumes

Trade Credit & Liquidity Management

The Clearing House raised the real-time payments (RTP) transaction limit from $1 million to $10 million in February 2025. Since the increase, Bank of America (BofA) reports that transactions over $1 million now account for more than half the total value of U.S. financial industry.

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BofA clients embrace new $10 million limit in US real-time payments

Finextra

Recent action from The Clearing House to increase the transaction limit on real-time payments from $1 million to $10 million is fueling new use cases in business-to-business payments among Bank of America clients.

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Payfinia Receives $4.5 Million from Star One Credit Union to Launch CUSO

Finovate

Payfinia used IPX’s fraud prevention capabilities to tailor user controls and permit higher transaction limits, allowing the funding to be sent in $500,000 increments to its account at U.S. Each transaction settled in less than five seconds. million in Seed funding. ” said Star One CEO Gary Rodrigues.