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Overcoming Transaction Banks’ Cross-Border Payments Pain Points

In a FinextraTV interview for Sibos 2024, Chad Wallace, Global Head of Commercial Solutions, and Alan Marquard, Global Head of Transfer Solutions at Mastercard, discuss existing pain points for banks in facilitating commercial cross-border payments, including trapped liquidity and high rates of failed payments. As global trade grows, they see opportunities in developing solutions that help banks overcome these issues and transform the experience for their corporate customers.

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Mastercard introduces Move Commercial Payments for near real-time cross-border payments

Mastercard introduced a new product innovation, Mastercard Move Commercial Payments, that will enable banks to facilitate near real-time, predictable and transparent commercial cross-border payments.

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Wise Platform boosts product suite

Over the past year Wise Platform, Wise’s global payments infrastructure for banks, financial institutions and larger enterprises, has further enhanced its product suite for partners and significantly expanded its global regulatory footprint.

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BNY and Mizuho forge trade finance pact

The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (“BNY”) (NYSE: BK), a global financial services company, and Mizuho Bank, Ltd. (“Mizuho Bank”), the banking arm of Mizuho Financial Group, Inc. (NYSE: MFG) and one of the largest full-service financial institutions in the world, jointly announced a landmark agreement for correspondent bank network connectivity for international trade.

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Embracing the Shift: Instant Payments and Infrastructure Transformation

Michael Engel, Managing Director & VP of Banking Software at Diebold Nixdorf, highlights the growing shift from traditional to instant payments, driven by increasing demand for speed and agility in transactions. While methods like SEPA and the digital euro gain momentum, the challenge of integrating these with legacy systems persists. Engel emphasises the importance of affordable, cloud-native, microservices-based platforms to boost scalability and security, especially in e-commerce. Success stories show banks launching new services within weeks, a dramatic improvement from the previous six to nine months. As consumer expectations rise, financial institutions must balance innovation with reliability.

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WaveBL demonstrates blockchain-based trade finance with Swift and five global banks

WaveBL, the leading blockchain-based electronic Bill of Lading (eBL) platform, has completed a groundbreaking Proof of Value (POV) with Swift and the participation of five global banks: Lloyds, Emirates NBD Bank, Federal Bank Limited, and other banks, as well as MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), a leading ocean carrier acting as an eBL issuer on WaveBL.

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Swift speeds up cross-border payments

Swift today published new data which reveals continued progress towards meeting the G20’s goal for the speed of cross-border payments, reporting that 90% of cross-border payments made over the Swift network reach the destination bank within an hour.

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Broadridge scales up for instant payments

Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (NYSE:BR), a global Fintech leader, today announced the launch of its highly resilient and scalable managed service for connectivity, message processing and workflow management for instant payments.

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Troata connects with Swift

Trovata, the pioneering force in corporate bank APIs, announces a new collaboration with Swift, the world’s leading provider of secure financial messaging services, which will extend the benefits of Swift’s tracking capabilities to more businesses through API connectivity.

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The Future of Payments 2025 – Digital, Instant, Profitable?

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Dominique Dierks Senior Content Manager at Finextra

Unlocking the opportunities of embedded e-commerce in the African market

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Swift unveils AI-powered real-time fraud barrier

Banking co-operative Swift is rolling out an AI-powered anomaly detection service to help banks proactively detect and defend against potential financial crime.

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Can Financial Institutions Keep Up with the $33 Billion Fraud Surge?

Reflecting on insights from last month’s Visa Payments Forum, Tareq Muhmood, SVP, Value Added Services, Europe, Visa, addresses the dramatic rise in global fraud—from $800 million in the early '90s to $33 billion in 2023. As financial institutions grapple with the increasing complexity of fraud in the digital age, the need for adopting advanced technologies like AI and real-time data analysis becomes clear. With a 50% boost in fraud detection through artificial intelligence, this interview underscores the urgency for banks and fintechs to evolve their security strategies. As fraud tactics continue to evolve, partnerships and continuous innovation are now critical for staying ahead of threats while maintaining seamless payment experiences.

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GSS works with Swift to streamline sanctions screening

Global Screening Services (GSS), a leading RegTech pioneer, today announced an extended partnership with Swift that will enable financial institutions around the world to access its unique end­ to-end sanctions screening platform over the same infrastructure that they already trust to move money between more than 200 countries and four billion accounts globally.

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Hamish Monk Senior Reporter at Finextra

Making embedded cross-border payments in Africa work

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AutoRek joins Swift partner programme

AutoRek, a leading automated financial controls platform, is delighted to announce that it has joined the Swift Partner Programme, to improve and simplify the consolidation and reconciliation of financial data.

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Renate Prinz Partner at McDermott Will & Emery LLP

DORA takes effect: Digital resilience and cybersecurity in the EU