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Same Day ACH: Impacts At The Intersections

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23, the industry welcomed the rollout of ubiquitous faster payments to every consumer and business in the U.S. NACHA’s launch of Same Day ACH ushered in three settlement windows, enabling ACH payments to be received same day. Innovation On Old Initiatives. via all banks and credit unions.

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Fed Acknowledges Roadblocks In ISO 20022 Push

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The Federal Reserve is pushing for adoption of the ISO 20022 global payments messaging standard, a move industry analysts say could streamline B2B payments, especially cross-border. Swendseid said she is confident that, once wire payments move to the ISO 20022 standard, ACH payments will soon follow.

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Embracing An ISO 20022 Roadmap

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The push to adopt a messaging standard that is truly global — that would be ISO 20022 — stops at the U.S. As has been much documented, Europe has embraced the payments initiative, which expands messaging capabilities and has as its central core tenet standardized (but flexible) messaging across FX, transactions and payments rails.

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Past Lessons May Prove Invaluable For US Real-Time Payments Rollout

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Real-time payments initiatives are under way all across the globe, but there is little consistency across jurisdictions regarding how the financial services sector takes on the initiative or where each market is at in terms of progress in achieving real-time payments capabilities. In the U.S.,

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Real-Time Payments Go Beyond The Need For Speed

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Fifth Third’s Chayt said the need for speed might have gotten real-time payments initiatives off the ground, but that’s just a starting point. economy is proving to be a tailwind for faster payments and processes. That said, the U.S. That was then, this is now.”.