Tag: ISO20022

Discover articles on ISO 20022, a global standard for financial messaging, focusing on how it improves payment processing efficiency, interoperability, and data transparency across banking and financial systems. Learn how this standard is reshaping global payments and financial communications.

Swift Develops Rules for Retail Cross-Border Payments

by Wesley Grant

September 26, 2025

The Swift messaging system has long been a central player in improving international transactions, and the network now has its ...

RTP or FedNow Instant Payments? The Answer Is Both

by PaymentsJournal

February 19, 2025

The introduction of the Federal Reserve’s FedNow in June 2023 presented many financial institutions with a dilemma: should they adopt ...

Cloud Computing and Payments Connectivity: Where We Are and Where They’re Going

by PaymentsJournal

July 19, 2022

For any leader of an organization steeped in payments — banks, fintechs, and technology providers — it’s a time of ...

Swift cross-border payments Tokenization, SWIFT, Crypto, and More

ISO 20022 Is Fast in Coming for SWIFT, Crypto, and More

by Steve Murphy

June 23, 2022

Interesting post in the Cryptopolitan about ISO 20022, which most readers who pay attention to payments will know is becoming ...

Research and Innovation from BIS for Cross-Border Capabilities

by Steve Murphy

May 17, 2022

This posting is in The Banker and discusses the topic of cross-border payments, which is an area of global financial ...

Payments Orchestration for Merchant Aggregators

by PaymentsJournal

April 13, 2022

Payments orchestration platforms are vital for any successful merchant. By integrating and managing various payment service providers (PSPs), merchants increase ...