Swift Go sign-ups triple as cooperative makes significant progress on G20 goals to enhance cross-border experience
More than 500 banks in 120 countries have signed up to enable fast, transparent low value payments using Swift Go
Strong adoption increases momentum towards G20 goals of better speed, cost, transparency, choice and access in cross-border transactions
Represents one of many Swift innovations in 2022 as cooperative records 13th consecutive year of traffic growth
A year of progress: Enabling a better cross-border experience for all
In 2020, the G20 made improving the cross-border movement of value a key priority. Here, we unpack some of the progress we’ve made in 2022 to help shape that future.
Swift donation to NORSA Community Care set to provide specialist care facilities for new born babies
Swift will donate €10,000 to Norsa Community Care of Wellington, Western Cape as part of its 2015 Africa Regional Conference being held in Cape Town in May.
Swift tests instant cross-border gpi payments in Asia Pacific
Together with banks from Australia, China, Singapore and Thailand Swift will test real-time cross-border payments using the New Payments Platform
Four innovations shaping the future of finance
In recent years, firms across the financial industry have been working intensively to embed emerging technologies into their customer offerings and back-office operations. But nascent trials are today fast being replaced by scalable, production-ready solutions. We sat down with our Innovation team to get their insights on the technologies and trends set to shape the financial services of the future.
Major global transaction banks are live with Swift GPI
Corporate treasurers around the world are getting a better cross-border payments experience, today
SEB goes live on Swift’s global payments innovation service
Swift GPI enables SEB to offer a fast, transparent and trackable international payments service to its clients.
ICC Sydney, get acquainted with your home for Swift at Sibos 2018
Swift is looking forward to returning to Sydney for Sibos 2018.
Swift community to embark on migration to ISO 20022 for payments traffic
Following a large scale industry consultation Swift Board recommends a migration of payments traffic to ISO 20022 starting November 2021
Swift Institute at Sibos - Bridging the gap between academia and financial services
Research grant winners and experts extend understanding of current practice and future needs for the global financial industry.