What You'll Learn
This dynamic and informative session exploring the critical risk, fraud, and compliance requirements for the FedNow® and RTP® instant payment networks. This session dives deeper into instant payments risk from the point of view of the operational rules, fraud detection tools, and network-specific obligations facing financial institutions today.
Attendees will learn:
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The latest fraud trends impacting instant payments and how to mitigate them
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Key compliance obligations under FedNow® Operating Circular 8 and RTP® Operating Rules
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How tools like Accept Without Posting, negative lists, fraud alerts, and velocity limits are used in both networks
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What receiving institutions must do to manage credit-push fraud
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How to apply the FraudClassifier® model for consistent reporting and investigation
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What new ACH rule changes mean for risk monitoring and funds availability
Designed for banks, credit unions, and payments professionals, this session provides actionable insights and a framework to strengthen your fraud prevention and compliance programs for real-time payments.
*This program does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation.
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