July 2022 Pulse Newsletter

Highlights

U.S. Businesses are Increasingly Interested in Faster Payments

A new Federal Reserve survey reveals that businesses continue to show strong interest in faster payments overall with a growing interest in certain use cases. Explore key findings from the 2021 Federal Reserve survey of U.S. businesses.

From Point A to B: How an E-invoice Travels Through an Exchange Framework

The E-invoice Exchange Market Pilot is working to implement an electronic invoice (e-invoice) exchange framework that will enable businesses of all kinds in the United States to connect and exchange e-invoices. View a new video for an overview of the e-invoice journey – from supplier to buyer – through an exchange framework.

Payments Improvement News and Announcements

Fighting Synthetic Identities: Further Collaboration with ACFE

The July/August issue of Fraud Magazine, published by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), features an article co-authored by experts from Federal Reserve Financial Services on how to more effectively fight synthetic identities used for fraud involving payments. See highlights in a recent article.

FedNowSM Pioneers of Now: Defining the Future of Payments

FedNow Pioneers of Now represent financial institutions and service providers united by their commitment to early adoption of the FedNow Service. Malinda Rickel, chief operating officer of The Bankers’ Bank, shares her outlook on the future of instant payments and key benefits she envisions on a global scale. Read more here (Off-site).

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Hear from the Federal Reserve at Upcoming Events

2022 ICBM Convention – August 4

Mobile Payments Conference – August 24

2022 IAFCI International Annual Training Conference – August 30

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