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Real-time Payments

March, 2023

  • 22 March

    Tassat Preps for FedNow And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 3/22/23

    Tassat Group Inc., a provider of real-time business-to-business payments based on blockchain technology, said its client-facing application programming interface enables an “on-ramp” to FedNow, the Federal Reserve’s real-time payments service, which is expected to begin commercial service in July. Liquidity Financial launched CauseCard, a Visa-branded debit card with a connected app …

  • 21 March

    As Real-Time Payments Systems Gear Up, Finastra Launches a Multi-Network Software Offering

    With the Federal Reserve’s announcement last week that it will launch its FedNow real-time payments service in July, technology firms are jockeying for position as the appetite for faster payments grows worldwide. One big development emerged early Tuesday with an announcement from London-based payments-software firm Finastra Group Holdings Ltd. that …

  • 16 March

    The Fed Zeros in on July for the Launch of the FedNow Real-Time Payments Service

    The Federal Reserve late Wednesday narrowed the launch window for its FedNow real-time payments network to July of this year. The move comes seven months after the banking regulator announced it would introduce the service some time between May and July. Formal certification of system participants will start the first …

  • 14 March

    Big Bank Failures Will Spur Big Consequences for Crypto, Experts Argue

    The stunning bank failures of recent days, all of them involving institutions with wide exposure to cryptocurrency, are likely to have a deep impact not only on blockchain products but on payments more broadly, experts say. A stronger case for a digital dollar, stricter regulation of digital currencies in general, …

  • 13 March

    Will a Trio of Major Bank Failures Dampen Interest in Blockchain Technology?

    Signature Bank on Sunday became the latest domino to fall in a reckoning that is expected to have widespread ripple effects not only for banking but for the burgeoning cryptocurrency industry. The New York City-based bank, closed by state regulators, is said to be the third-largest bank failure in U.S. …

  • 13 March

    RevoluGroup To Add Visa Direct And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 3/13/23

    RevoluGroup Canada Inc. said its RevoluPay mobile-payments app has added payments on the automated clearing house in the United States, the Faster Payments Service (FPS) in the United Kingdom, and SEPA Instant in Europe. The company said it will add Visa Direct in May. The total value of payments made with …

  • 10 March

    Eye On Crytpo: Mercuryo Enables Fiat to Crypto Conversion; Bakkt’s Sunny Outlook

    Digital-currency operators are working behind the scenes despite a depressed outlook brought on by the collapse of the major exchange FTX and a general rout in most cryptocurrency values. One example is Mercuryo, a London-based fintech, which on Friday said it has introduced a banking-as-a-service (BaaS) application that enables digital-asset …

  • 6 March

    Nuvei Adds Australia As It Expands in Asia-Pacific And Readies Paya for Overseas Duty

    The major Canadian processor Nuvei Corp. on Sunday announced the next step in its international expansion with the news that it has begun operations in Australia to process e-commerce traffic. The move follows a trend as North American processors master overseas payment methods and look to compete with local providers. …

  • 1 March

    Western Union And 7-Eleven Team Up To Enable Cross Border Remittances in Mexico

    Western Union Co. expanded its cross-border remittance capabilities Wednesday with the announcement it is partnering with 7-Eleven Mexico to enable money transfers from 1,800 7-Eleven locations in Mexico. The agreement will enable Mexican citizens to send money to more than 200 countries and territories in which Western Union operates, in …

February, 2023

  • 27 February

    Use of Digital Identity Apps Is Set To Explode

    More than 4.1 billion apps to enable consumers to verify their identity online are projected to be in use globally by 2027, up 82% from 2.3 billion this year, according to Juniper Research. Use of government-backed digital identities that replace physical-identity documents as a source of verification for third-party apps, …

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