What You'll Learn
The rules are changing — and so are the opportunities.
The FedNow® Service and RTP® Network have both introduced important new rule changes that shift how real-time payments are sent, received, and managed. For banks and credit unions, these updates aren't just regulatory — they’re strategic.
In this 60-minute webinar, the Payments Professor breaks down what’s changed, why it matters, and how financial institutions can turn compliance into a competitive edge. You’ll learn how to adapt to the new framework, protect your operations, and prepare for what's coming next in the instant payment’s ecosystem.
Key Topics We’ll Cover:
- What’s New in the FedNow® & RTP® Rulebooks
- New limits, new use cases
- New requirements for fraud reporting, transparency, and OBO (On Behalf Of) payments
- Transition timelines and mandatory compliance dates
- The Strategic Opportunity Behind the Rules
- How these changes improve risk management, customer experience, and partner interoperability
- Why rule alignment opens doors for innovation and faster adoption
- Operational & Compliance Impacts
- What your core, legal, and fraud teams need to know
- Key changes for third-party providers and fintech partners
- Future Outlook: What’s Likely Coming Next
- Interoperability? Directory services? Use case expansion?
- What the Fed and The Clearing House are signaling through recent guidance
Who Should Attend:
- Operations and Risk Leaders
- Payments Strategists and Product Teams
- Compliance & Legal Professionals
- Executives seeking clarity on instant payments strategy
- Core providers and fintech partners
*This program does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation.
About the Author:
Kevin Olsen is a certified AAP (Accredited ACH Professional), APRP (Accredited Payments Risk Professional), NCP (National Check Professional), as well as a certified NCP Instructor with additional computer network, database, and security settings. Over the past couple decades, Kevin has been involved with product creation, design, implementation, education, and consulting for multiple platforms within remote deposit capture, ACH, and faster payments. Kevin has worked with financial institutions of all sizes in multiple countries to create products services, departments, systems, teams, and results that help financial institutions become more productive, compliant, and secure.
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