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Navigating payments interoperability in the digital economy

Finextra

Camilla Bullock, Chief Executive Officer for Emerging Payments Association Asia, delves into the role of payments interoperability in the digital economy and its facilitation of global trade ahead of Singapore Fintech Festival 2023.

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Swift Sets Industry Up for Seamless Introduction of CBDCs for Cross-Border Transactions as Interlinking Solution Finds More Use Cases

Fintech Finance

Interoperability is critical to Swift’s strategy for instant and frictionless transactions. In securities, the lack of interoperability between tokenisation platforms is a barrier to the growth of tokenisation. More than 750 transactions were carried out over the course of the experiments. The full results report is available here.

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India’s Digital Payment Revolution: A Decade of Unprecedented Growth

Fintech News

Innovations in emerging payment modes, including UPI Lite, credit card on UPI, virtual credit cards, pay-by-points, business payments and merchant acquisition, will continue to drive growth, with credit cards linked to UPI in particular poised to surge.

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Interledger Commits $4Million to Remove Financial Roadblock to Implementing Instant Payments

The Fintech Times

The Interledger Foundation , an organisation building and advocating for an open, interoperable payment network, is introducing a new initiative to fund fintechs that leverage its Interledger Protocol (ILP) to bring payment capabilities to emerging markets and underserved populations.

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EMVCo Rolls Out EMV QR Code Payment Mark

PYMNTS

EMVCo , the global technical body that manages EMV Specifications, announced it has created a QR Payment Mark to promote global interoperability across EMV QR Code payments. The mark can also be used as an application indicator on a consumer’s mobile device, the company noted in the press release.

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Integration Challenges Remain For Digital Wallets, Despite Increase in Global Adoption

The Fintech Times

As much as 40 per cent of payment leaders report losing business due to cross-border payment issues, according to a new study by Thunes , a global money movement firm, and Visa , the digital payments giant. By 2026, 60 per cent of the world’s population is expected to use digital wallets for payments day-to-day.

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Tackling The Moving Target Of Cross-Border B2B Payments Friction

PYMNTS

There are the traditional hurdles that any transaction faces, including the cost of facilitating that payment, and the speed with which that transaction completes. But when transactions occur across borders, new friction points emerge, particularly around the areas of interoperability, transparency and compliance.