Watching the Evolution of Australia’s NPP
Australia’s New Payments Platform (NPP) was launched in February 2018 to support real-time payments through the country’s financial institutions. There...
Read moreAustralia’s New Payments Platform (NPP) was launched in February 2018 to support real-time payments through the country’s financial institutions. There...
Read moreWhile traditional financial institutions have long been the primary way to send and receive money, the rise of peer-to-peer (P2P)...
Read moreThat cheering sound you heard on August 5, the day the Federal Reserve announced that it would be investing in...
Read moreRyan McEndarfer: So Vikram, thank you so much for joining me today. Now to start off our conversation here,...
Read moreThe Federal Reserve System today announced that First Vice President Kenneth C. Montgomery will lead the development of a new...
Read moreThis week, Pay Pal announced a new way for its users to move funds stored on its Venmo app to...
Read moreMany readers will be familiar with the E.U.’s Payments Services Directive 2 (PSD2) promoting open banking, which was supposed to...
Read moreThis piece appears in the Wall Street Journal and simply summarizes the state of payroll processing. In the U.S., payroll...
Read moreNow that the Federal Reserve has decided the jump into the real-time payments market as a provider, tech companies offering...
Read moreThis year, the market has seen big news about real-time payments and big news about payment company acquisitions. Yesterday, we...
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