CROSS-BORDER TRANSACTIONS

Exploring the Future of Credit, Cross-Border Transactions, and Direct Debit in Brazil’s Pix System in 2023

The Brazilian payments landscape is set to undergo a dramatic transformation in the coming years. With the launch of the Pix system in 2020, Brazil has become the first country in Latin America to introduce a real-time payments system. This system has the potential to revolutionize the way Brazilians make payments, and it is expected to have a major impact on the way credit, cross-border transactions, and direct debit are handled in the country. In this article, we will explore how these payment methods are likely to evolve in Brazil

Exploring the Future of Credit, Cross-Border Transactions, and Direct Debit with Brazil’s Pix in 2023

The future of payments is rapidly changing, and Brazil is leading the way with its innovative payment system, Pix. Launched in 2020, Pix is a real-time payment system that enables users to make payments and transfers instantly and securely. The system is powered by the Central Bank of Brazil and is designed to revolutionize the way people pay for goods and services.Pix has already made a huge impact in Brazil, with over 1.5 billion transactions in its first year. It has also become an important tool for cross-border transactions, allowing

Exploring the Future of Credit, Cross-Border Transactions, and Direct Debit in Brazil’s Pix System for 2023

As the world continues to move towards a more digital-based economy, Brazil is at the forefront of this transition. In 2020, the country launched the Pix system, a revolutionary new payment system that allows for faster and more secure transactions. This system has already had a major impact on the Brazilian economy, and it is expected to continue to grow in the coming years. In this article, we will explore the future of credit, cross-border transactions, and direct debit in Brazil's Pix system for 2023. First, let's take a look

BIS Seeks Public Feedback on Harmonising ISO 20022 Standards

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is seeking public feedback on harmonising ISO 20022 standards. ISO 20022 is a global messaging standard used by financial institutions to facilitate the exchange of information. It is used in a variety of financial services, including payments, securities, trade finance, and foreign exchange. The BIS is looking to harmonise the standards to ensure that financial institutions can communicate effectively and efficiently across different countries and regions. The BIS has identified several areas where harmonisation of ISO 20022 standards could be beneficial. These include the