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First Pacific Bank Expands Its Instant Payments Offerings With Finastra, Driving Growth

Fintech Finance

Finastra has announced that First Pacific Bank , a Southern California-based community bank that offers custom financial solutions for individuals and businesses, has selected Finastra Payments To Go to modernize its payments infrastructure. To learn more about Payments To Go, visit Finastra at Sibos 2024 on stand G30.

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Orum to offer fedNow instant payments

Finextra

Orum, the simplest API for fast, reliable payments, today announced that it is live with FedACH and will be adding FedNow and FedWire services.

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Backbase and Alacriti Partner to Provide Instant Payment Solutions for Financial Institutions

Fintech Finance

Through this partnership, Backbase clients will be able to offer instant payment capabilities to their customers. Backbase, leveraging Alacriti’s Orbipay Payments Hub , will support end-to-end payment orchestration and processing through the RTP® network, the FedNow® Service, Visa Direct, Fedwire, and ACH payment rails.

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Backbase and Alacriti Partner for Instant Payment Services

The Nilson Report

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The Impact of FedNow on the US Payments Landscape

Segpay

What is FedNow? Last year, the Federal Reserve launched FedNow, an instant payment service expected to revolutionize the US payment landscape. The Federal Reserve’s goal is to achieve wide adoption of FedNow over time, much like the Fedwire ® Funds Service and FedACH ® Services.

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Will Real-Time Payments Increase Financial Crime in the USA?

FICO

The Clearing House Association’s RTP as well as The Automated Clearing House offer same day clearing and the Federal Reserve is looking to launch instant payments with their FedNow scheme in 2023. These schemes compete with each other and want to take business from wire transfer schemes such as FedWire and CHIPS.