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Surpassing two-million messages, Swift GPI is the new standard in cross-border payments
With Swift GPI, corporate treasurers around the world are getting a better payments experience from over 120 leading transaction banks
Swift harmonises bank connectivity to VP SECURITIES using ISO 20022 standards
Enhancement enables banks to harness same industry standards used to connect with other securities market infrastructures across the globe
van den Berg selects Swift for instant payments
Partnership with Swift will enable van den Berg’s customers to benefit from efficient and cost-effective solutions to connect to the Eurosystem’s TIPS and EBA Clearing’s RT1 for instant payments, regardless of their size and message volumes.
Transforming liquidity reporting: A case study in collaboration
Swift and Suade Labs team up to explore how to give regulators better and faster insights on market liquidity – all while reducing the reporting burden on financial institutions
Successful testing paves way for CBDC use cross-border
Central and commercial banks see “clear potential and value” in Swift’s pioneering CBDC interoperability solution, following successful testing in a sandbox environment.
Swift announces new security tool to strengthen customer fraud controls
Helping customer detect fraudulent payments
Swift statement on compliance policy
Following recent press coverage, Chairman, Deputy Chairman and CEO provide statement to Swift community
Corporates and SMEs can now track their cross-border payments with DBS' new service
DBS is first bank in Singapore and Hong Kong to execute cross-border payments with end-to-end tracking with Swift GPI