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Federal Reserve Financial Services names Kim Robbins Chief Payments Executive
Federal Reserve Financial Services (FRFS) announced the selection of Kim Robbins as its new Chief Payments Executive (CPE), effective Nov. 16, 2026. Robbins succeeds Mark Gould, who is retiring after…
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Federal Reserve Financial Services names Kim Robbins Chief Payments Executive
Federal Reserve Financial Services (FRFS) announced the selection of Kim Robbins as its new Chief Payments Executive (CPE), effective Nov. 16, 2026. Robbins succeeds Mark Gould, who is retiring after…
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Find your FedNow® fit: Innovator Exchange, new resources
A wave of innovation is reshaping the FedNow Service and broader instant payments ecosystem, with organizations bringing transformative capabilities and fresh use cases to market. Two new resources make it…
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Live demos: See the FedNow® Service in action at Money20/20
Innovation is happening on the FedNow Service. Fintechs, service providers and others are demoing their instant payment solutions at the FedNow Innovation Studio in our booth at Money20/20, Oct. 18-21,…
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Updated guidance: Handling highly contaminated currency
Effective Oct. 15, FedCash® Services has implemented updated deposit guidance for financial institutions handling highly contaminated currency. Financial institutions must now complete a Highly Contaminated Notification Form (PDF) before submitting…
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Reminder: Review your Statement of Service Charges monthly
As you plan for the upcoming year, make sure to set aside time each month to review your Statement of Service Charges for accuracy. If you notice any discrepancies, notify…
