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Why banks have trouble selling real-time payments

  • Banks need to understand how they monetize realtime payments services
  • Currently there isn't a model for how banks should charge for realtime payments and it's hard to advocate for them without cannibalizing their credit card business
Tanaya Macheel | April 02, 2018
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