19 May 2021 Carl Slabicki from BNY Mellon on instant payments interoperability, ubiquity, use cases, RTP and FedNow

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Go Off the Rails with the U.S. Faster Payments Council as host Reed Luhtanen (executive director of the FPC) chats with Carl Slabicki. They discuss interoperability, ubiquity, emerging use cases for faster payments, and Carl's preference in guitars. BNY Mellon has been a leader in instant payments from the jump, and was the very first financial institution online with the RTP Network, and they are now helping to lead the industry through participation in the FedNow pilot.

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