In this episode, we talk with Kevin Greene, the Chairman and CEO of Tassat Group. His company has created a blockchain-based instant payment system for banks that allow their commercial customers be paid instantly 24/7/365.
In this episode we talk with Stephany Kirkpatrick, CEO and Co-Founder of Orum, about FedNow and what it means for banks and the payments industry
Federal Reserve's launch of FedNow places instant payments at the forefront, paving the way for the future transformations in the financial services industry
Brazil's Pix has not only reshaped its national payment landscape but also emerged as a catalyst for financial innovation across Latin America, showcasing the potential of instant payment systems. By 2026, Pix is poised to become a dominant force in Brazil's digital economy, reflecting its significant impact on financial inclusion and market competition. Its rapid adoption and innovative features are now inspiring neighboring countries, paving the way for a comprehensive digital payment transformation throughout the region.
In this episode we talk with the President of PayQuicker about the future of global payments and how they have been doing instant payouts for more than a decade.
Real-Time payments have brought instant processing into focus. Orum has used FedNow to execute rapid, automated account verification
Mark Gould, Chief Payments Executive for Federal Reserve Financial Services on the rollout of FedNow
When FedNow launched last July there was a lot of pressure on the Fed to get this move into instant payments right. The head of FedNow, Mark Gould, shares how the rollout has gone.
The CEO of The Clearing House, David Watson, talks payments infrastructure, instant payments, competing with FedNow, fraud and more.
Brazil's instant payment system, Pix, has reached another milestone as its popularity continues to increase.
The co-founder and head of Pix, Brazil's instant payment tool, talks about how the Central Bank was able to achieve a scale of around 130 million users in just two years.