- A resounding 93% of payment modernisation implementation plans involve a cloud-based Payments-as-a-Service delivery model
- Why and where has implementing next generation cross-border payments become a priority?
- How are ISO 20022 and schemes such as FedNow driving change?
Uncertain economic conditions, shifting regulatory requirements, non-mandated initiatives and standards development all influence and drive the current state of adoption of real-time payment networks within domestic markets, intra-regional schemes, and cross-border networks globally.
The Finextra and Volante survey captures and explores ongoing priorities within payments modernisation, with particular focus on the growth or need for partnerships, cloud-facilitated account-to-account payment applications and payments-as-a-service offerings across corporate, SME and retail businesses, with additional focus on North America and Europe.
Sign up for this Finextra webinar, hosted in association with Volante Technologies, on the findings from the Finextra and Volante survey and the need for partnerships, cloud-facilitated A2A payment applications and payments-as-a-service.
Speakers:
- Scott Hamilton - Global Payments & Liquidity Expert, Contributing Editor, Finextra [Moderator]
- Deepak Gupta - Global Head of Payment as a Service (SaaS), Volante Technologies
- Vijay Anand - Head of Products, Digital Payments & Payments Processing, AP-EEMEA, Mastercard
- Phoebe Q Zhou - Head of Emerging Payments Europe, Global Payments Solutions, HSBC