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The Clearing House’s RTP network logs Q2 records

Payments Dive

The real-time payments system has been growing its roster of banks and credit unions, as it newly competes with the Federal Reserve’s FedNow payments system.

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FIs adopting RTP mainly as ‘receive-only’

Bank Automation

Adoption of the Federal Reserve’s instant payments platform, FedNow, is growing, however, of the more than 800 financial institutions using it, most are doing so in receive-only mode.

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Happy First Birthday FedNow: But is This a Cause For Celebration?

The Fintech Times

Last year, the US Federal Reserve launched FedNow as a competitive alternative for instant payments in the US. In July 2023, FedNow was launched to the public and after a year of being out in the wild, over 600 financial institutions have adopted the instant payment method. ” And this is exactly what it did. .”

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Mastercard and The Clearing House deepen their partnership to zero in on new instant payments applications 

Tearsheet

“Beyond extending our partnership with Mastercard, we intend to partner on innovating for the banks that use the network by looking for additional use cases that they’ve expressed interest in and that would help drive volume across RTP,” said Lee Alexander, Executive VP and CIO at The Clearing House. Chiro Aikat: It all comes down to choice.

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Modern Treasury Drives Growth of Instant Payments with Leading Banks

Fintech Finance

Instant payments use the FedNow service, developed and launched by the Federal Reserve in July 2023, and the RTP® network, launched in 2017 by The Clearing House. So far, over 1,000 banks and credit unions have signed on with either the RTP or FedNow networks, or both, and instant payment volume continues to grow.

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Affinity Plus launches real-time payment service

The Paypers

US-based Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union has announced the launch of a new real-time payment solution via the FedNow and RTP networks to enable members to access funds instantly.

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A Comprehensive Guide to FedNow

Payment Savvy

The Federal Reserve Bank is currently developing a new instant payment service called “FedNow” that will allow financial institutions to make instant payments. The FedNow Service will begin operating in July 2023 and it is the first U.S. Interoperability FedNow intends to work seamlessly with other payment networks.

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