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Cross River Launches Request for Payment (RfP) to Power Smarter, Real-Time Money Movement

Fintech Finance

Cross River Bank (“Cross River”), a technology infrastructure provider that offers embedded finance solutions, announced the launch of Request for Payment (RfP), a transformative addition to its growing suite of instant payment capabilities.

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The Real-Time Disruption Of Banking And Business

PYMNTS

In a recent announcement, FirstBank revealed its adoption of core infrastructure technology provided by Finxact , a tie-up Reuter said was certainly rooted in the bank’s efforts to modernize its infrastructure. The value proposition of real-time payments for larger enterprises is less immediate, although no less disruptive.

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How FedNow will Disrupt Vendor Payments

Nanonets

The US Federal Reserve's new payment rail FedNow can shake up the landscape, offering significant time and cost savings. In this blog post, we delve into how FedNow could impact businesses and their vendor payment practices. However, these modern payment options require trade-offs between speed and costs.

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Corporates Brace For BEC Scam Ramp-Up

PYMNTS

cybersecurity technology companies are taking measures to raise awareness and combat corporate payment fraud risks. Below, PYMNTS breaks down the data behind the latest news in corporate payments fraud. Meanwhile, in the U.K., In the U.S.,

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When Email Becomes SMBs’ Biggest Security Threat

PYMNTS

For instance, fraudsters can infiltrate the email systems of a firm’s legitimate suppliers to send emails from those vendor domains with a request for payment. Electronic payment technologies, too, are increasingly focused on security and fraud mitigation efforts. The BEC scam can manifest in many forms.

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Understanding B2B Payments: Exploring Payment Methods and Key Terms

EBizCharge

This invoice serves as a request for payment. Payment Terms: Before the transaction occurs, both parties agree on payment terms, including the payment due date, acceptable payment methods, and any discounts or penalties for early or late payment.

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What Is FedNow & How Can Businesses Prepare for It?

Seon

The Federal Reserve has always allowed financial institutions to send and receive funds – including bill and vendor payments, deposits, and wire transfers – to one another on behalf of their customers. As such, it may overshadow older, less convenient financial technologies, though it won’t outright replace them.

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