Update from the Faster Payments Task Force
Strategy: Plan & Position
Tuesday, April 19
9:20 AM-10:10 AM
North 222
More than 300 payment stakeholders and experts have joined together as part of the
Federal Reserve’s Faster Payments Task Force to identify effective approaches for a faster payments capability in the U.S. One of the most talked about outputs from the Task Force is a set of effectiveness criteria intended to define what is needed in faster payments solutions, encompassing diverse requirements related to
speed, security, governance, accessibility, cost and more ( just like i said fiat has to be, faster, cheaper and more secure
). Hear from industry leaders who are participating in this crucial collaboration, and what it means to them and the industry.
Moderator: Sean Rodriguez
SVP, Faster Payments Strategy Leader,
Federal Reserve Bank of ChicagoJohn Drechny
Sr. Director, Payment Services,
Walmart Stores, Inc.Tom Rea
EVP & Manager, Operations Strategy & Industry Liaison,
U.S. BankChristina Tetreault
Staff Attorney, Consumers Union, Advocacy and Policy from Consumer Reports
Ryan Zagone
Director, Regulatory Relations,
Ripple 50% of Japans banks have joined XRP, Banks from the middle east, Bank of England testing and so is Federal Reserve for USA, once all are using XRP, they can combine and share data very easily
Hmm maybe time to get more XRP,
i seriously dont think it will be below 10cents for much longer