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Broadridge’s Instant Payments Service utilises the Swift Alliance Gateway Instant (AGI), which offers a highly resilient infrastructure designed specifically to support instant paymentsmessages, connecting with SwiftNet Instant to offer 24/7 availability and continuous and efficient exchange of instant transactions.
Broadridge’s Instant Payments Service utilises the Swift Alliance Gateway Instant (AGI), which offers a highly resilient infrastructure designed specifically to support instant paymentmessages, connecting with SwiftNet Instant to offer 24/7 availability and continuous and efficient exchange of instant transactions.
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