TCH Raises RTP® Network Transaction Limit to $100,000
As the volume of transactions and number of users continues to grow on the RTP® network, TCH is increasing the transaction limit to meet the needs of depository institutions and their customers.
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As the volume of transactions and number of users continues to grow on the RTP® network, TCH is increasing the transaction limit to meet the needs of depository institutions and their customers.
As a Funding Agent for the RTP® network, CACU will allow member credit unions to efficiently manage their liquidity on the network at a lower cost.
HSBC Bank USA, N.A. (HSBC) announced today the launch of real-time payments capabilities on the RTP® network that allow business and institutional clients of all sizes to pay and be paid immediately with enhanced convenience and security.
Pegasus Bank among the initial institutions leveraging JHA PayCenter to connect to the RTP network
Cross River Bank will offer real-time payments capabilities to its customers and will expand the reach of the RTP network through fintech partnerships.
Colorado-based FirstBank will enable consumers and businesses to send, clear, and settle payments in real time on the RTP network.
Ensuring that the RTP network serves U.S. depository institutions of all sizes and their customers has been The Clearing House’s priority since we first began work to develop the country’s new, modern payments rail over five years ago.
Community bank to implement the RTP® network to support innovative payments capabilities for customers and Fintech partners.
The Clearing House points to the FDX launch as a significant step toward improving financial data sharing practices.
Nearly one-third of U.S. banking consumers use online and mobile fintech applications (apps) to help manage their money, according to a new survey conducted by The Clearing House (TCH). Yet, a majority of consumers are concerned about data privacy and want more control over the financial data their apps can access.
Capital One’s decision to share customer data with third-party services through application programming interfaces (APIs) deserves applause. The data-sharing model allows banks to protect their customers, while giving customers better control over their personal financial information.