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Fed payment experts think the centralbank should build and operate a real-time payments network to provide competition to the TCH network operated by the largest banks.
Connecting these two dots suggests a few important things that, for banks and card networks, might be the 2020 hindsight that could have come in handy had they stopped to look backwards a few years ago: That the Fed has much more than a passing interest in how faster payments are run in the U.S. This delay was initiated by the Fed.
In an interview with Karen Webster, Boston Federal Reserve Chief Operating Officer and FedNow Program Executive Ken Montgomery said the centralbank’s ambitious payments initiative remains on track — and will inject competition into the instant payments market. Having an efficient onboarding process will be key to ubiquity, he said.
.” In other related news, the Saudi British Bank (SABB), the third-largest bank in Saudi Arabia, said its cross-border payment pilot — with Ripple as an underpinning — has gone live. Federal Reserve said that Fed should develop its own real-time payments network.
Since The Clearing House (TCH) launched Real-Time Payments (RTP) in 2017, the system has yet to reach ubiquity in the U.S. Meanwhile, the European CentralBank (ECB) launched its much-awaited TARGET Instant Payment Settlement (TIPS) system. is hoping to attain real-time payments ubiquity by that point. About The Tracker.
” In addition, these changes would lead to adjustments in the centralbank’s services so that The Clearing House (TCH) would be able to settle same-day transactions later in the day, via the NSS. The changes would include “extending the closing of NSS by one hour to 6:30 p.m.
That was the day that an advocacy group, Financial Innovation Now (FIN), submitted a public comment letter to the Fed in response to its proposal to create and operate a real-time payments system in the U.S. And maybe move the Fed in their preferred direction. That suggests that putting the Fed front-and-center in the U.S.
While the Federal Reserve deliberates on whether it will create its own real-time payment (RTP) system, The Clearing House (TCH) is working to head off the competition by making a stronger case for its RTP being the best path to real-time payment ubiquity in the U.S. While financial players in the U.S. Arou nd the Faster Payments World.
” In addition to the Fed, The U.S. “This will allow our members to use the same formats and process with TCH [The Clearing House] and other HVP [High-Value Payments] communities, while incorporating the unique characteristics of the Chips messaging formats.”
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