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The Clearing House’s (TCH) central processing scheme in the US has recently started Real Time Payments (RTP) testing.

The latest stats from the European Payments Council (EPC), show there are over 400 German Payment Service Providers (PSPs) gearing up to go-live.

This week, the Icon team was at Money 20/20, where we saw a lot of discussion around the new ways in which consumers are interacting with their money.

At the recent Sibos 2017 conference in Toronto, one theme rang out loud and clear – it’s time to think about the corporate.

Any mention of payments and multiple schemes, and the gurus are quick to respond with an “industry leader payments hub” as your go-to solution.

The US has always been more business-friendly than the Old World, and New York is peppered with temples to industry built by 19th century tycoons.

PSD2 and Instant Payments will disrupt retail payments. This piece quantifies the impact—scale, timeline, and areas most affected, with data.

In 2014 Europe started ramping up the rhetoric for building a pan European Instant Payments solution (now known as SCT-Inst).

It’s fair to say that Dublin in the June sunshine was out to impress the financial world attending the European Banking Association’s 12th annual cong...

Insights into PSD2 challenges highlighted by ERPB, with analysis of regulatory gaps and their impact on the European payments landscape.

SCT Inst – or SEPA Instant Credit Transfers – is set to completely change the way that payments are made across Europe.

PSD2 paves the way for a new way to pay online across Europe. Instead of using a card, consumers will be able to pay directly from their bank accounts...

The internet of things (IoT) is at the peak of the hype cycle, so it’s not surprising to find payment companies trying to jump aboard the gravy train....

As a European directive, PSD2 has to be transposed into UK law.

Over the last year, we’ve been talking with many banks and payment service providers about the challenges of instant payments.

The revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) has been the cause of much hand-wringing in the banking space.