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Spotlight on Payments Technology

Our newsletter covers regulations' impact, industry analysis, and market infrastructure changes, offering insights into the payments technology ecosystem.

This newsletter is a source of key insights relating to the evolution of payments systems. As such, it will aim to cover topics such as the impact of regulations, analysis of industry initiatives and implications of market infrastructure changes with an eye on the global payments ecosystem.

India economic outlook | Rumki Majumdar

India is making headlines—be it in space science or through its economic pursuits. Our report reveals that to reach the ambitious goal of becoming the world's third-largest economy by 2027, India must bolster its domestic demands amidst global uncertainties, particularly through its MSMEs.

Watch Dr Rumki Majumdar, Economist, Deloitte India, highlight the key insights from our latest edition, “India’s economic outlook.”

Future of corporate payments

Payments are an important enabler for running the day-to-day operations of corporates. This includes cross-border payments, vendor payments, supplier payments, salary payments, and forex payments.

Card network portability

In this newsletter we analyse the current commercial construct between various players in the cards lifecycle to understand who drives the selection of the network provider. We also explore other global domestic card schemes and the key drivers behind their launch. We then analyse the drivers for network selection from a customer standpoint and the high-level impact on banks in implementing the card network portability requirements. 
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Interlinkage of Real-time Payments systems

Real-time Payments (RTP) are at the heart of the rapidly evolving global payments ecosystem. Major economies either already have RTP systems in place or other economies have outlined plans to launch soon.

Leveraging rich and structured ISO20022 payments data for efficiency gains and monetisation opportunities

After multiple delays and years of rigorous preparation, the migration to ISO 20022 for cross-border payments and reporting (CBPR+) officially began on 20 March 2023 (Day 1). The day marked an important milestone for the global payments industry. We are now in the coexistence period, where both MT and ISO 20022 messages will be supported, and financial institutions will focus on completing the migration to new standards by November 2025 (Day 2).
Perspective
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One-Leg Out (OLO) instant credit transfer payments

Based on the market research conducted by EPC3 there was a specific ask from the market participants, to support the processing of multi-currency international payments, through an instant payments framework, so as to strengthen the role of EURO in the international markets.
Perspective
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Payments Systems Insights: Regulations & Industry Analysis

Vijay Mani

Partner, Banking & Capital Markets Leader, Deloitte India

Jitin Sehgal

Partner, Deloitte India

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