Jim Filice

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Off the Rails from the U.S. Faster Payments Council - FPC · 15 Jan 2026 Jim Filice from Visa on Visa Direct Real-Time Payments, Stablecoin, AI · 15 Jan 2026 podcast

It just happens to be at scale, but just a lot larger than, you know, and continuing to grow at the pace of, you know, over 20, 25% every year.

So we just see that the demand is absolutely there.

We look at it as both payouts and then also pay-ins because it's an important part of our market on the pay-in side.

The payouts, the stuff that we're seeing, the gig platforms, the drivers, etc., those all have to be there.

Earned wage access is now one of the largest B2C payouts on our network.

Earned wage access, as I said, gaming payouts.

If you're lucky enough to win a wager and get a payout, I seem to be doing a lot of pay-ins with a lot of payouts from gaming wagers, but that is definitely a growing area.

And then on the pay-in side, a lot of me-to-me money movement.

So this is an account, money that I have in an account in one place, and I want to move it to an account that I own

in another place, whether that's one bank to another bank or whether that's from my bank to my digital wallet or to my digital brokerage or back.

We're seeing a lot more of that.

So we see a lot of growth in the last couple of years in neo banks on pulling funds and pushing funds, digital brokerages, digital wallets, crypto exchanges, prediction markets that are exploding right now.

We're seeing a lot of activity there on money movement.

But where we're starting to see, I'll call it, you know, shoots of green shoots in that more traditional economy players where the consumer expectation is to get the money fast.

And there's value being driven both to the consumer, but also to the business.

You know, insurance payouts, that ability to pay someone out instantly because a tree just landed on their roof and they need to fix it because it's going to rain.

And we're seeing a lot more of that coming into play.

And insurance companies starting to use that as a differentiator, a competitive advantage in attracting different consumers.

We absolutely saw that in gig.

We're seeing that in gaming platforms as money movement and instant money movement is becoming a competitive advantage.

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