The U.S. has come a long way in its journey to real-time payments, with TCH and Zelle in market and FedNow just around the corner. COVID-19 has accelerated the demand to move to real-time. Yet many financial institutions remain unconvinced of the need to move, with less than 3% of financial institutions signed up today.
In this Banking Exchange hosted webinar Celent’s Gareth Lodge, Senior Analyst, Global Payments, and Alacriti’s Mark Ranta, Payments Practice Lead, discuss the findings in the Celent research report, Real-Time Payments in the US Market: Speeding Up or Slowing Down?
-U.S. specific challenges for payments overall
-Why there’s been a slow start in real-time payments
-How the picture is actually better than it seems
-A real-time payment isn’t just a faster ACH—the important use cases for FIs
Celent’s outlook for the future of payments