SwiftNet Registration Authority (RA)
A Swift-registered body that identifies and authenticates an institution and the initial users of the SwiftNet Public Key Infrastructure (for example, an institution's security officer).
Are the G20 targets enough to revolutionise cross-border payments?
Experts at Sibos 2023 agree that we need to unite behind shared goals to meet ambitious G20 targets designed to enhance cross-border payments.
Intesa Sanpaolo signs up for Swift’s 3SKey solution
Intesa Sanpaolo to use Swift's 3SKey to provide secured personal digital signatures and strong user authentication to its corporate clients
Swift India strengthens collaboration with local financial community
Mumbai, 20 October, 2014 - Swift India Domestic Services ("Swift India") today announces that its shareholders and key foreign banks have agreed to enable the Swift India channel and use its domestic messaging services for the exchange of structured information across payments, cash management, trade finance, and corporate treasury markets.
EU reaches political accord on EU-US Terrorist Finance Tracking Program Agreement
European Parliament adopts EU-US Terrorist Finance Tracking Program Agreement
La Hulpe, 8 July, 2010
Surecomp joins the SwiftRef Partner Programme
Surecomp, a leading provider of global trade solutions for banks and corporations, today confirmed that it is a fully accredited member of the SwiftRef Partner Programme
Swift and Singapore’s IMDA Join Forces to Drive Global Trade Digitalisation
Collaboration combines the reach, scale and reliability of Swift with IMDA’s efforts on technology and legal frameworks to accelerate trade digitalisation
Swift Clarifies Misleading Information Regarding SEPA Message Data Disclosures
La Hulpe, 2 February 2011
Swift supports calls for EU-US talks on security and data privacy
Urges solution at EU-US governmental levels
A quantum leap into the future of payments
Payments are evolving fast — and in 50 years the experience could be vastly different to that of today. Three payments experts look to the future.
Swift Institute research demonstrates that mobile banking increases financial inclusion
New study from the Swift Institute and the Harvard Kennedy School looks at the impact of mobile banking on levels of financial inclusion in Africa through the lens of Kenya