US Wire Payments
Cloud wire processing for financial institutions
Modernize your end-to-end U.S. Wires system or upgrade your existing one with an ISO 20022-ready solution available in the cloud or as a service
Ready to embrace ISO 20022?
Get ISO 20022 compliant in just 14 weeks
Don’t let legacy wire systems hold you back
We have two solutions available to help you on your journey to ISO 20022 compliance for Fedwire. Don’t risk losing this critical revenue stream, work with Volante so you are ready on Day One scheduled March 10, 2025.
We offer two solutions to help you address ISO 20022 compliance
US Wires
An end-to-end, modern and scalable ISO 200222-ready Wires processing solution from channel initiation through to direct clearing and settlement connectivity to the Fedwire® Funds Service ISO® 20022.
ISO 20022 Service
Easily plugs into your existing legacy Wires system, offering the quickest route to ISO 20022 compliance – only 14 weeks. With the ISO 20022 Service, banks can upgrade to a modern, end-to-end Wires processing solution as part of a long-term strategy.
Why Volante?
Many banks are experiencing significant growth in Fedwire volumes…legacy systems and services cannot manage this growth and cloud-based payment processing services are an ideal resolution
Ed Fandrey, VP Financial Services, Microsoft
Payments as a Service
Simplifies the maintenance, management, and compliance of your payments systems with less risk and fewer resources by leveraging our managed services in the cloud.
VolPay
VolPay is the underpinning technology for our cloud-native payments solutions for banks and financial institutions of all sizes. It provides a complete ecosystem of business services for payments modernization. The solution is API-ready, ISO 20022 native, unifies domestic and international payments processing, end-to-end, and provides real-time processing rails, with over 100 networks supported.
Insights
The urgency of FedWire migration to ISO 20022: Are you prepared?
Volante U.S. Wire Payments as a Service
Staying ahead of the FedWire migration to ISO 20022