New initiatives like the US’s FedNow and the EU’s Wero leverage technology to speed up payments and simplify compliance and data collection, paving the way for more integration in payments beyond the national level.
The scheme allows for the instant transfer of funds in euros within the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA). As of Wednesday’s announcement, all payment service providers in Croatia must be… read more →
The cross-border payments specialist, which facilitates transactions between merchants and customers across emerging markets, will conduct UK operations through its subsidiary dLocal Opco UK. The regulatory approval enables dLocal to… read more →
Happy New Year from Trade Finance Global (TFG)! Bidding 2024 goodbye is the perfect opportunity to reflect on the wonderfully unpredictable world of trade, treasury, and payments. TFG have been… read more →
Latin America is alive with the energy of a digital transformation, offering unrivalled growth opportunities for international businesses. With a tech-savvy youth population and rapidly increasing internet penetration, the region’s… read more →
Buckle up, and fasten your seatbelts! It’s been another turbulent year for trade, treasury and payments. Our data team poured through the analytics of hundreds of podcasts, videos and stories… read more →
The conversation surrounding real-time payment systems is evolving quickly, and nowhere is this more evident than in the dynamic between RTP (Real-Time Payments) and FedNow, two significant players within American… read more →
The Regulated Settlement Network (RSN) Proof-of-Concept (PoC), unveiled Thursday 5 December, aims to change how tokenised securities and central bank and commercial deposits could utilise shared ledger technology to enhance… read more →
On Wednesday 5 December, the Qatar Central Bank published its new regulation for digital banks.
“The United States must lead when it comes to cross-border payments, to maximise the chances that any new systems with significant international usage reach the quality and standards we prefer,”… read more →
