Real-time Payments

June, 2026

• 1 June

  Aurora Rebrands as Flute and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 6/1/26

  

  Aurora Payments has renamed itself Flute and launched a payments platform that it says offers working capital, transaction reporting, and merchant servicing, along with payments, in a single account. Thunes said it has been selected by Canada-based payout platform Trolley to enable an expansion of Trolley’s international capabilities, including real-time payments to more …

May, 2026

• 29 May

  Rego Updates Family Wallet Platform and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 5/29/26

  

  Rego Payment Architectures Inc., whose technology allows financial institutions to offer banking services to families, announced an update to its Family Wallet platform to give parents control of children’s accounts directly through Rego’s platform. Fresha, a payments platform specializing in beauty and wellness businesses, said it is widening the capabilities …
• 27 May

  Nium Pairs with Circle to Speed Local Payments Routing

  

  Nium Pte. Ltd., a provider of cross-border payments technology, is working with Circle Internet in a collaboration using stablecoins for settlement and local currency for last-mile delivery of country-to-country transactions. The project aims to solve what the partners say is a longstanding problem—fast payments that can slow considerably when it’s …
• 20 May

  Plaid’s Payment Assurance and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 5/20/26

  

  Open-banking specialist Plaid Inc. unveiled Plaid Guaranteed Payments, a bank payment service. Plaid said the service will evaluate each transaction in real time and return an approval decision within milliseconds. If Plaid approves the transaction, it will guarantee the settlement. If the payment fails, it will cover the loss and handle recovery, …
• 19 May

  NMI’s Latest Deal Snags A2A Platform Dwolla

  

  Network Merchants Inc. said Tuesday it has acquired Dwolla Inc., a payments-acceptance technology provider with experience in real-time payments, open banking, and account-to-account technology and serving more than 400 clients. The combination creates a company processing nearly $700 billion in transaction volume annually, the parties say, a move that is …
• 15 May

  How Stablecoins Are Crashing the Agentic Commerce Party

  

  It was probably only a matter of time before agentic commerce embraced cryptocurrency. Technology platform Worldwide Stablecoin Payment Network early Friday announced W Agent, which the Singapore-based company calls a “new AI Agent skill.” That means the agents can find merchants, enter orders, and transact in stablecoins “end-to-end,” as the …
• 14 May

  RTP Hits Another Banner Real-Time Payment Mark

  

  RTP, the real-time payments network operated by The Clearing House Payments Co. LLC, set another record volume day with 2.27 million transactions processed valued at $8.62 billion on May 1. Its most recent prior record day was Feb. 13 when it processed 2.05 million real-time transactions. The Clearing House attributes …
• 13 May

  A Crucial Stablecoin Bill Faces a Senate Committee Vote

  

  With the Senate Banking Committee scheduled to take a vote Thursday on whether crucial stablecoin legislation should advance to the full Senate floor, the time for debating the bill’s pros and cons is drawing to a close. The 309-page Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which would set rules for digital …
• 11 May

  Growth Accelerates for Circle’s Venture in AI and Stablecoins

  

  Circle Internet Financial announced earlier this year its moves in agentic commerce, and now the stablecoin giant says its combined venture in both AI and digital assets is gaining altitude fast. “We believe we are going through the biggest platform shift in the history of the Internet,” said Jeremy Allaire, …
• 8 May

  FIS Outlines How Its Anthropic AI Deal Will Pay Off

  

  FIS Inc. is counting on its tie-in with the AI developer Anthropic to pay dividends across several fields, starting with the battle against fraud, the company said early Friday. “The first target is financial crime,” said FIS chief executive Stephanie Ferris early Friday. “The [AI] agent will reduce investigation time …