March 10, 2025 marks an important date in the journey toward modernizing legacy payment systems. This article will provide context behind Fedwire’s impending migration and explain what banks stand to gain from ISO 20022 compliance.
The second blog in a two-part series focusing on the role of data, intelligence, and risk in the modernization of payments for the new era.
The first in a two-part blog series focusing on the integration of multiple digital channels and payment rails to enhance customer satisfaction, drive growth, and stay competitive.
The results of the annual U.S. Faster Payments Barometer survey are in — see a breakdown of our findings here.
In part two of this two-part series, we look at banks’ most pressing challenges and the importance of a strategic Payment as a Service (PaaS) integration to confront present-day challenges.
We take an in-depth look at what payments as a service is, and how it’s transforming the way financial institutions deploy new payment products and services while decreasing technical dependencies and costs.
Cloud delivery models are currently dominating the payment infrastructure market, but this was not always the case when it was initially considered an unregulated fringe technology. Better regulations have made the cloud more resilient and appealing even for conservative banks.
In this article, we delve deep into payments industry challenges, and explore ways to overcome them and drive a better payments experience for customers with special insights from industry leaders.
In the first part of this three-part blog series, we take a look at how friction impacts payment-channel adoption, as well as expectations from businesses to gain access to innovation from their banks and financial providers.
In part two of this blog series, we’ll take a closer look at how respondents are approaching key interoperability challenges and the integration of emerging networks, as well as the increasing role of cloud and PaaS solutions in accelerating global payments modernization.
In a recent webinar focused on the evolving US payments sector, we asked our panel of experts to highlight instant payments opportunities and use cases that they believe will be particularly impactful. Here are just a few that caught our attention.
For the past few years, the global payments industry has been in the midst of an historic transformation. Between rapid advancements in instant payments technology, and widespread corporate initiatives surrounding ISO 20022 compliance and integration, a future comprised entirely of faster, more secure transactions could be right around the corner.
