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Payment operations software company Modern Treasury raised $38 million through an Altimeter Capital-led Series B funding round, according to a Tuesday (Jan. In terms of payment innovation, the company notes that real-time payments (RTP) account for over 6 percent of its volume. 12) announcement.
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Treasury or cash management services that used to be fast enough may therefore no longer be adequate as businesses fight to stay afloat during the economic downturn. Interest in the Real-Time Payments (RTP) system from The Clearing House (TCH) is growing in the U.S., billion in 2018 compared to $8.5 billion in 2016.
Financial services firm FIS is linking customers of Fifth Third Bank to real-time payments, the companies said late last week. FIS will bridge Fifth Third into The Clearing House’s (TCH) Real-Time Payments (RTP) system to enable real-time transacting for customers. Christopher Ward, in a statement earlier this month.
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In today’s market of real time, legacy payments infrastructure needs a facelift. Networks like The Clearing House’s RTP and the Federal Reserve’s upcoming FedNow service have taken this approach to building new payment rails from the ground up, while other FinTechs are exploring opportunities in technologies, like blockchain, to do the same.
That includes payments functionality, of course, where bringing payments processing “inside” the bank’s umbrella of offerings is becoming a key attraction for the banks themselves, intent on keeping corporate (and in other cases, consumer) relationships “sticky.”. Offerings include payments apps and payments portals.
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