Faster Payments Council Blog

The latest guideline developed by the FPC Operational Considerations Work Group, sponsored by Endava, provides financial institutions with valuable insights and actionable steps for enabling instant payment sending capabilities on the FedNow Service...

This comprehensive guideline, developed by the FPC’s Operational Considerations Work Group, sponsored by Endava, provides essential insights and best practices for financial institutions (FIs) as they navigate the complex landscape of instant payment...

The Guideline.01: Operational Considerations for Instant Payments Receive-Side Primer was developed by the FPC Operational Considerations for Instant & Immediate Payments Work Group, sponsored by Form3, as a resource for financial institutions suppor...

As we kick off 2025, the FPC is focusing on broadening understanding of faster payments within the industry to support its adoption and use. Fittingly, the FPC recently released the latest resource from its Operational Considerations Work Group: Oper...

This time of year, we’re reminded how thankful we are for our Members, as well as the entire payments industry. The tireless commitment of our Members to advancing faster payments in the United States is commendable and we are grateful that they cont...

We’re at that time of year again, where the weather cools, the leaves begin to change color, and…… we gear up for the FPC’s Fall Member Meeting. This fall, we are excited to welcome everyone to Denver, Colorado, September 30 - October 1, for a meetin...

At the FPC, our Work Groups continue to work to address pain points around faster payments and leverage opportunities to ensure advancement. To that point, this month the Cross-Border Payments Work Group will issue complementary Cross-Border Payment...

Five years ago, the industry might have been “scared” of faster payments, but this October, fear seems to have left the building. RTP® recently surpassed 1 million payments in a single day. Just two months after launch, the FedNow® Service has more ...