To modernize business-to-business (B2B) payments, there must first be a framework for businesses to send, receive and automate electronic invoices and remittance information. Explore the third video in our educational series for an overview of a virtual exchange framework and its potential as a solution for automation.
The annual Chicago Payments Symposium focused on “Activating Next Gen Use Cases,” including global innovations in faster and instant payments, digital currency, new financial technologies and the importance of financial inclusion.
Business-to-business (B2B) payments modernization will lead to many benefits – including more efficient payments processes – for businesses of all types. Learn more about these benefits in the latest video in a three-part series.
The Federal Reserve is coordinating with the industry to propel business-to-business (B2B) payments toward modernized, electronic solutions. Learn more about the collaborative efforts to transform B2B payments in a new, three-part video series.
The Federal Reserve and the Business Payments Coalition (BPC) recently announced the E-invoice Exchange Market Pilot and Remittance Delivery Assessment Work Group, two industry efforts aimed at catalyzing the modernization of business-to-business (B2B) payments in the United States.
A key step in modernizing business-to-business (B2B) payments in the United States is establishing a standard way for businesses to send electronic invoices, payment and remittance information. Learn more about the ideal state of e-invoice and e-remittance information delivery and processing, and recent progress to test a virtual exchange framework.
A survey of more than 2,000 businesses offers a look into readiness and interest in faster payments as businesses navigate the COVID-19 environment.
The Federal Reserve has published the third and final research brief in a series on remote authentication fraud. This brief focuses on ways the Fed and industry can work together to improve fraud mitigation, build awareness and engage industry stakeholders.
The Federal Reserve is developing a toolkit of insights and resources to help financial institutions, consumers and businesses address the growing threat of synthetic identity fraud.
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.