💡 How are banks using AI in payments modernization? We asked 200 senior payment professionals to find out. Dive into the full report to learn more 👇 https://t.co/rMCdto2K3m

The clock is ticking ⏰ Banks have until November 2027 to move their exceptions and investigations handling from free-format MT messages to ISO 20022. We’ve created a handy guide to help. Access it using the link below 👇 https://t.co/ivBjBxa8I2

📫 ISO 20022 structured address migration = a huge lift for most banks. Can AI help make it easier? Joanne Strobel-Cort from BNY shares how her team is using AI to simplify the journey — and what others can learn from their experience. Full session👇 https://t.co/vzVUUuGdOw

🇺🇸🏦 Why are some US banks not sending instant payments? Well, earlier this year, we asked 300 senior US payments professionals to find out. Here are the top 5 reasons👇 https://t.co/7D53quyZAD

Four in ten banks say stalled payments projects directly cause outages. That's according to a survey of 300 US senior payment professionals. We also find that two-thirds are struggling to keep up with the rate of change of payments. Discover more 👉 https://t.co/xpqS3j2WlM

New research reveals 4 major challenges banks face in payments modernization: 💨 The pace of change is relentless 🎓 Payments expertise is in short supply 🏦 Smaller banks are falling behind ✅ The vendor-bank chasm How can they catch up? Find out 👉 https://t.co/iCUkwxh7K4

📋 📩 ISO 20022 structured address formats look neat. But addresses vary around the world. That causes problems. Unstructured fields can handle variation. Structured fields alone can’t. The answer? Hybrid addresses. Find out how in the full webinar👇 https://t.co/HdJSotPqQu

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💳 Unlimited contactless payments could soon be a reality in the UK. The Financial Conduct Authority is considering scrapping the £100 contactless limit. That sounds convenient. But it also raises a big question: what would it mean for fraud?

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🫆It's estimated that less than 1% of financial crime funds are ever recovered. Why? It’s costly. And it’s becoming an existential risk to the global economy. Silvija Krupena breaks down the challenge below 👇

There are 4 big challenges with SEPA Instant: 💧 Liquidity management 🌎 FX in a 24/7 world 💶 Charging for SEPA Instant ✅ Verification of Payee If you’d like to discuss any of these, you can meet Santhosh in person at Sibos next month. Book a chat 👉 https://t.co/Atkbf5HRCt

Got 15 minutes at Sibos? ⌚️ We’ll show you how to simplify your payments modernization plan. Discover how to: 🎓 Close the payments-expertise gap 🦾 Use agentic AI in payments modernization 💨 Keep up with the pace of change Book a meeting: https://t.co/h6ej21NUFF

💬 WhatsApp just announced it deleted 6.8 million accounts linked to scams. Sounds like good news, right? But is it really? Silvija Krupena breaks down why it might not be so simple in the video below. Check out the article for more insights 👉 https://t.co/62Qj9wur4D

The countdown is on ⏳ Sibos is just 8 weeks away. I repeat: 8 weeks away. If you’re going, you’ll find the RedCompass Labs team at Stand 77 in the Discovery Zone (DISM77). Secure a meeting with our team today: https://t.co/eu5sHf4YwR

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Today’s the day. 🎉 Fedwire is now live with ISO 20022. A huge congratulations to everyone who made it over the line. Now, the countdown is on for the next big milestone: November 22nd. Check out our guides, reports, and articles can help you stay on track. 👇

Need an ISO 20022 backup plan? ✅ Look no further. We’ve pulled together everything Swift offers on contingency planning into one simple guide. If you're worried about the November deadline, this is your safety net. Download it here👇 https://t.co/dRuGb86qPL

Europol’s 2025 IOCTA report lays it out in stark terms: today’s cybercrime economy doesn’t break in. It logs in. But is "access by design" the way to fight back? Silvija Krupena shares her take below 👇 (Article to follow)

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Are APP fraud reimbursement rules the right solution? 🤔 Since October, UK banks have been required to reimburse victims of authorized push payment (APP) fraud up to £85,000 per case. But will they actually reduce fraud — or simply shift the burden from victims to banks?