The Federal Reserve has published the second research brief in a series, which takes a closer look into payment use cases and authentication methods that can help prevent the most common types of remote authentication fraud.
The Federal Reserve recently hosted a webinar, “Modernizing B2B Payments: The Time for Digitalization is Now”. Read the recap and watch the recording to hear about the vision, benefits and opportunities for advancing innovation and modernization of B2B payments.
The Federal Reserve has been working in collaboration with payments professionals over the past two years to research key remote authentication fraud challenges and mitigation efforts. A new research brief explores authentication strategies to address new account fraud, synthetic identity fraud and account takeover fraud.
Learn about the benefits that digital B2B payments processes bring to businesses of all types, including lower costs, better cash management, error reduction, risk mitigation, increased transparency and improved automation of business processes.
The Federal Reserve is working with the industry to modernize B2B payments. Read about recent progress and initiatives currently underway to improve payments efficiency.
The Federal Reserve is committed to supporting the shift to electronic business to business (B2B) payments. Read more on the state of the industry, the benefits of successful adoption of digital processes, and how to get involved.
As the payments industry moves rapidly toward digitalization, the Federal Reserve is dedicated to helping businesses embrace B2B payments modernization.
The Federal Reserve’s new payments improvement director, Shonda Clay, discusses the Fed’s continued efforts on advancing the U.S. payment system.
With faster payments, and specifically instant payments being hot topics in the United States and around the world, there is no better time than the present to continue learning about this key area for the future of payments.
The Accredited Standards Organization X9 is looking to catalyze ISO 20022 common data usage in the U.S. market through their ISO 20022 Market Practice Group.