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  • Nov 15, 2024 | globalbankingandfinance.com | Nick Botha |Jessica Weisman-Pitts

    Published : 2 minutes ago, on 15/11/2024 Nick Botha, Global Payments Lead at AutoRekBy Nick Botha, Global Payments Lead at AutoRekThe transition to ISO 20022 is transforming the future of financial messaging and cross-border payments, by delivering a standardised approach to processing payments. Currently, there are a lot of disparate networks, in different geographies, operating within their regime.

  • Nov 12, 2024 | europeanbusinessmagazine.com | Nick Botha

    By Nick Botha, Global Payments Lead at AutoRek (pictured) The transition to ISO 20022 is transforming the future of financial messaging and cross-border payments, by delivering a standardised approach to processing payments. Currently, there are a lot of disparate networks, in different geographies, operating within their regime. The introduction of the new messaging standard aims to create standardisation across the market, as we move towards a more centralised payments economy around the globe.

  • Jun 19, 2024 | ffnews.com | Lauren Hinton |Nick Botha

    At Money20/20 in Amsterdam, Nick Botha, Global Payments Sales Manager at AutoRek, shared valuable insights into the transformative role of automation in financial services. AutoRek is an end-to-end financial controls platform that focuses on automating data management processes, reconciliations, and reporting to enhance operational efficiency and reduce costs. The Importance of Automation in Payments“Reconciliation is a huge part of any payments business,” Botha emphasized.

  • Apr 3, 2024 | thepaymentsassociation.org | Nick Botha

    PSPs must enhance their end-to-end reconciliations to deliver seamless, efficient payment services and stay competitive in the rapidly evolving fintech landscape. The payments sector’s success and growth over the past decade can largely be attributed to firms’ ability to meet and exceed customer’s expectations. Unlike established banks, fintechs are largely free from the legacy tech stacks that slow down banks from modernising.

  • Mar 28, 2024 | ffnews.com | Anton Grant |Nick Botha |Anu Somani |Minal Raj Gupta

    Introduced in July 2023, the FedNow service was launched for US banks to provide a new instant payments infrastructure across the country. Participating financial institutions can now give their customers the ability to send and receive money in seconds. In this latest installment of the Paytech Show, we have the privilege of hearing from industry experts who give us an insight into the impact it’s had.

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