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The Innovator Exchange serves as a directory of organizations offering FedNow® Service capabilities to support your instant payments journey. Learn more about featuring your organization.
Participation in the exchange does not imply any relationships with, or endorsement, by the Federal Reserve. For organizations with a direct connection to the FedNow Service for payment processing, view certified service providers.
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Read more: Millennium Corporate Credit Union
Millennium Corporate Credit Union provides settlement services, profile management and ISO® 20022 messaging
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Read more: Mozrt, Inc.
Mozrt empowers banks, credit unions and fintechs to access the modern instant payments ecosystem
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Read more: National Payment Corp
NatPayNOW is a fully secure, real-time payment solution that leverages the FedNow Service
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Read more: Neural Payments
Neural Payments provides end-to-end technology infrastructure enabling financial institutions to participate in, manage and innovate
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Read more: Notoros, Inc.
The Notoros Platform is an extensible zero-trust event-driven software architecture designed to support third-party applications
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Read more: Open Payment Network
Open Payment Network (OPN®) is a payments infrastructure platform that enables banks and credit unions…
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Read more: Payall Payment Systems, Inc.
Payall has developed capabilities that don’t exist in core systems, digital bank platforms, or risk…
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Read more: PCBB
PCBB supports financial institutions in adopting and operationalizing the FedNow Service by providing the settlement
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Read more: Photon Commerce
Photon Commerce offers AI-powered invoicing, data and instant payment APIs that help financial institutions and…
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Read more: Pidgin
Pidgin is a certified FedNow Service provider and instant payments platform purpose-built for financial institutions.
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Read more: Plaid Inc.
Plaid is a global open finance platform that enables organizations to build safe, seamless digital…
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Read more: PRAXIS IT COMPANY INC.
Artificial intelligence, cloud, data analytics, financial services, global transactions, mobile solutions, security, testing.
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Read more: Quinte Financial Technologies
Financial institutions implementing the FedNow Service require operational systems that can keep pace with continuous…
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Read more: RedCompass Labs
RedCompass Labs helps financial institutions plan, implement and innovate on the FedNow Service
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Read more: Sionic
Sionic provides verified credential issuing for payers and payees via APIs, ISO® 20022 messaging for…
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Read more: SnapRefund
SnapRefund can act as a payment hub and application layer on top of the FedNow…
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Read more: Tenjin Technologies Inc.
Introducing the Tenjin TruSim for Payments for FedNow Service pre-certification, your ultimate solution for simplifying…
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Read more: Today Payments, Inc
FedNow Service implementation services: request for payment (RFP), real-time payments and open banking.
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Read more: Verituity
Today, the Verituity platform is a verification-focused payout platform that applies unique verification checks
Note on exchange information
Federal Reserve Financial Services (FRFS) is solely a host for the information presented in this Innovator Exchange and the inclusion or exclusion of a provider should in no way imply any relationship with, or recommendation or endorsement by, the Federal Reserve. Exchange presenters are not utilized by the Federal Reserve for the production or delivery of the FedNow Service. FRFS takes no responsibility for the content or accuracy of the information presented. Users of the exchange should perform their own due diligence on providers. See the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for additional information.
Certified service providers
To operate in the FedNow Service production environment, service providers must complete testing and operational readiness certification. Organizations with an exchange profile may not have such certification, or may not be eligible for such certification. For more information, see Operating Circular 8, Section 15 and Appendix B.




















