Asia’s real-time payments surge, but gaps persist: StanChart
A common challenge is reconciling payment data, where mandatory fields needed in one country’s transactions differ from those in another
[SINGAPORE] Asia is leading the world in real-time and digital payments, but regulatory fragmentation and interoperability challenges are preventing businesses from fully capitalising on this growth, said a senior Standard Chartered (StanChart) executive.
Michael Spiegel, StanChart’s global head of transaction banking, told The Business Times: “While there has been significant progress over the past few years, specific gaps include challenges related to identity verification, fraud-prevention measures, and consumer protection across different jurisdictions.”
For instance, a common challenge is reconciling payment data, where mandatory fields needed in one country’s transactions differ from those in another.
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