Steve Stevens

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Off the Rails from the U.S. Faster Payments Council - FPC · 26 February 2026 Steve Stevens with ASC X9 on the FPC/X9 Partnership · 26 Feb 2026 podcast

algorithms that we call the conventional set.

So we have a lot of work going in that area.

We're also doing things in payments like QR code payments.

We're also spinning up some groups that have to do with fraud and how do we minimize fraud in all the different payments

rails, everything from checks to ACHs, anything we can do to try to identify potential issues and try to close loops in those areas.

We're also heavily involved with

The messaging protocols, 8583 is the older protocol that the credit card companies use mostly.

We were the X9 started that standard and then moved it over to ISO.

And we're also heavily involved in the creation of 2022, the messaging current protocol that everybody is using.

And finally, after 20 years, switching over,

The non-U.S.-based companies switched over probably 10, 15 years ago, and now the U.S.

companies are switching over.

So there's a wide area, a range of technologies, different kinds of standards for different functions that we try to get involved with.

Basically, anything that's related to the financial industry is

that we perceive a need for including pki we're rapidly getting into a new totally something new for us and that is providing a pki source and service to the financial industry so and real quick that's kind of the some of the big issues

Well, I mean, there are quantum computers that exist today, and they can demonstrate that the fundamental principles of quantum work.

However, they're not stable enough or large enough to become a threat to our current cryptography.

Now, that said, we don't know when somebody, a major player, a country might solve some of the major engineering problems.

And we wake up one morning

And the world has changed.

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