The Federal Reserve engaged on innovations and trends that are transforming the payments industry this spring.
Individuals can be deceived or manipulated with fraudulent check deposits. Learn how these schemes work and how to detect check scams using the ScamClassifier(SM) and FraudClassifier(SM) models.
Learn how fraudsters target unsuspecting victims through relationship and trust scams to carry out check fraud – and how the ScamClassifier(SM) model can be leveraged for more robust prevention and customer education.
Instant payments are transforming the way money is transferred, enabling consumers and businesses access to funds instantly. Learn about different types of instant payments and leverage their full potential.
Mark your calendar to connect with Federal Reserve Financial Services on innovations in payments at industry conferences this spring.
Each spring, the industry comes together at conferences and events to explore the latest trends, share knowledge and discuss the exciting future of payments. Read more about where you can connect with Federal Reserve Financial Services this year.
Authentication practices, tools and processes are designed to prevent unauthorized users from gaining access to accounts or devices. This third article in a series on authentication’s critical role in payments highlights current and evolving methods to provide even stronger authentication.
The Business Payments Coalition’s E-invoice Exchange Market Pilot is challenging the status quo of inefficient business-to-business (B2B) payments by developing a virtual network to enable businesses to share electronic invoices (e-invoices) with one another. Learn more about industry progress from the successful completion of wave one and the goals for wave two.
Accredited Standards Committee X9’s ISO® 20022 Market Practices Forum recently released the ISO 20022 Remittance Content Market Guide to clarify what ISO 20022 remittance information to use with business-to-business (B2B) payments. Learn more about the guide and why it matters.
The FraudClassifier(SM) model was released in June 2020 to help organizations speak the same fraud language and obtain a holistic picture of fraud involving payments. Explore a new video for a comprehensive overview of the model, including a step-by-step walk-through of its classification paths and supporting definitions.