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Faster payments is a good thing. The problem is that they aren't really faster until they're all faster, ie you can't really tell the customers 'some if your payments might be faster'. Customers will be quick to complain if there isn't consistency across their payments. I imagine that institutions don't really want to encourage expectations which can't be delivered to all customers and transactions, or at least most, anyway.
Slowly slowly on the 'faster payments' until generally they really are faster.
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