Fiserv digital platform goes live with FI clients
Fiserv launches a digital asset platform that could soon speed up how merchants receive funds from financed consumer purchases.
Curated by Financing Your Way from original reporting by Finextra — Lending. Summary is AI-assisted and editorially reviewed — see our editorial standards.
Fiserv has officially launched its digital asset platform, signaling a major shift in how payments and lending could soon be settled. While 'stablecoin' sounds like a tech buzzword, this move is about speed and liquidity for your business. For retailers, this technology aims to bridge the gap between traditional banking and instant digital payments. It allows financial institutions to handle transactions using digital assets that are pegged to the US dollar, which reduces the time money sits in limbo. For a store owner or service provider, this eventually means faster settlement times for financed purchases. When a customer uses a digital payment or a financing tool backed by this infrastructure, the funds could move to your business account almost instantly, rather than waiting for traditional bank clearing cycles. This launch is the first step toward a more efficient merchant ecosystem where digital dollars move as fast as a text message. It also opens the door for more flexible 'Buy Now, Pay Later' programs that operate across borders or outside of traditional banking hours, ensuring your cash flow remains steady regardless of when the sale happens.
Source: Finextra — Lending
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