What You'll Learn
In this class with the Payments Professor, you'll explore wire transfers as a key payment network in the U.S. Discover how Fedwire® and CHIPS® power high-value, time-sensitive domestic and international payments. You'll learn the full wire process—from sender to settlement—along with the required information, risk controls, fraud concerns, and evolving standards like ISO® 20022. The course covers the differences between Fedwire® and CHIPS®, security and compliance obligations (including AML and OFAC), and how wire transfers compare to modern instant payment options like RTP® and FedNow®. Whether you're new to wires or brushing up, you'll leave wired with knowledge.
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*This program does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation.
Accreditations
Nacha has approved this course as eligible for AAP or APRP Renewal Credit(s).
Requesting CE:
Upon completion of this course, please email
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to obtain a CE certificate.
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