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FPC Releases Faster Payments Fraud Prevention White Paper
Aug 04, 2020
Reed Luhtanen, Executive Director - August 4, 2020
“Faster payments equals faster fraud.” It’s the proverbial phrase that has echoed throughout the financial services industry since faster payments were introduced in the United States (well, even before they were formally introduced.) And there is po...
Solving for the Interoperability Challenge
Jun 12, 2020
Reed Luhtanen, Executive Director - June 12, 2020
Within the faster payments arena, we’ve got a lot. We have faster payments rails, including The Clearing House’s RTP® Network, the ACH Network (Same Day ACH), Visa Direct, Mastercard Send, and soon, a brand-new rail in FedNow℠. ...
FPC Work Groups: Exploring QR Codes for Faster Payments
May 08, 2020
Reed Luhtanen, Executive Director - May 8, 2020
Around the world, QR codes continue to explode in popularity as a payments instrument. In China, over the past three years, QR code “scan-to-pay” solutions have grown 15-fold, reaching $1.3 trillion U.S. in the fourth quarter of 2019.  ...
FPC Work Groups: Developing the Tools to Enable Success
Apr 27, 2020
Reed Luhtanen, Executive Director - April 27, 2020
Proper tools are an important part of anyone’s job, and in this new work-from-home norm brought to us courtesy of COVID-19, I’d guess that we’re all relying on video conferencing tools and remote connections to advance our organizational missions.  ...
What’s in a Faster Payment (or Faster Payments System for That Matter)?
Mar 03, 2020
Kim Ford, FPC Executive Director - March 3, 2020
Faster payments can mean different things to different stakeholders. Faster payments can signify a same-day, immediate or instant payment, or even an instant message transfer. And, to some, a faster...
Creating the Faster Payments Tools to Combat Complexity
Jan 21, 2020
Kim Ford, FPC Executive Director - January 21, 2020
According to the results of our recent Faster Payments Barometer Study, 48% of organizations identify as early adopters of faster payments. While that’s a healthy number, it demonstrates we still...
What’s Up in 2020: Faster Payments Predictions for the New Decade
Jan 06, 2020
Kim Ford, FPC Executive Director - January 6, 2020
If I had to summarize 2019, I’d call it a building year for the Faster Payments Council. We elected the first Board of Directors; held our very first Member Meeting;...
Federal Reserve’s Membership in FPC Strengthens Industry Efforts to Advance Faster Payments
Dec 09, 2019
Kim Ford, FPC Executive Director - December 9, 2019
There’s strength in numbers. That’s a fact. But I’d venture to say that there is also strength in diversity. Having a representative mix of elements, equally contributing to the cause, can bolster the ultimate end product or outcome....
Building Momentum: Faster Payments Speed Up at FPC Fall Member Meeting
Nov 07, 2019
Kim Ford, FPC Executive Director - November 7, 2019
If I had to choose one word to sum up faster payments today, it would be momentum. In physics, momentum is directly proportional to mass and velocity, and that’s a...
FPC Members Use Town Hall Series to Shape Direction of Faster Payments
Oct 28, 2019
Kim Ford, FPC Executive Director - October 28, 2019
In an effort to address questions about the Federal Reserve’s recently announced FedNow℠ Service and engage in dialogue on the many considerations that come with the new real-time gross settlement...
FPC Kicks Off Fall Conference Season Gaining Input from Merchants at MAG
Sep 27, 2019
Kim Ford, FPC Executive Director - September 27, 2019
The fall industry conference season is in full swing, and we’re on the circuit, ensuring we’re in front of as many industry stakeholders as possible to share our vision for...
FPC Draws Member Input with Town Halls on FedNowSM
Sep 18, 2019
Kim Ford, FPC Executive Director - September 18, 2019
The clock is ticking. While responses to the FedNow Request for Comment aren’t due until November 7, we’re looking at a significant strategic undertaking: we’re forming recommendations for the first...