Booth 328
Get ready for an electrifying experience at Nacha’s Smarter Faster Payments Conference on the 6-9 May in Miami, FL. Make your way to the Form3 booth (#328) to chat with our team of experts, who are eager to share insights and reveal how Form3 is shaping the future of payments.
Delve into the rapidly evolving realm of U.S. real-time payments, focusing on the pivotal role of interoperability between The Clearing House's RTP network and FedNow.
Dave Scola
Form3
Karen Cervenka
Visa Inc.
Elspeth Bloodgood, AAP, NCP
Jack Henry & Associates
While ISO is a universal standard, not all ISO implementations are created equally. Join us to learn about the differences that exist in today’s payments landscape, and how to make them work in harmony.
Miriam Sheril
Form3
Sue Meyer
The Clearing House
Frank Van Driessche
Federal Reserve Financial Services
Unravel the complexities surrounding modern technologies like ISO20022, cloud solutions, instant payments, and APIs, which are pivotal yet often misunderstood elements in banking systems. Panelists from US Bank, HSBC and EY helped to debunk common myths and discussed strategies to integrate innovation efficiently and effectively. Listen to our recent webinar.
The FedNow Service and RTP network’s lack of full interoperability strains bank back offices. The adoption of unified platforms that streamline operational processes across both instant payment schemes would be a “game-changer” for banks, fostering much-needed cohesion that would otherwise be difficult to achieve. Eimear O’Connor, Chief Product Officer at Form3, recently spoke with PYMNTS on the operational challenges facing US banks with the increased adoption and roll out of instant payment services.
Financial institutions must adopt forward-thinking approaches, and the platform-centric payment approach provides a robust foundation for modernization. Download our whitepaper, produced in collaboration with Thought Machine and Publicis Sapient, as we look at how these platform-centric architectures allow for greater flexibility and control, scalability, cost and operational efficiency, greater ecosystem support, and more rapid innovation.