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>The US Federal Reserve has announced that it plans to develop a real-time payment system called ‘FedNow.’ According to the press release, the settlement service will be launched by 2023 or 2024. It is aimed at modernizing the country’s payment system, enabling instantaneous fund transfers 24 hours a day and seven days a week. The announcement, however, received criticism from larger banks that have already established their own payment practices.

>In a tweet, Ripple’s global head Dilip Rao has said that FedNow will drive the transformation of real-time payment infrastructure. This has led to speculation that Ripple could be one of the private sector partnerships that the Federal Reserve has been looking into. While the Federal Reserve will likely not want to adopt XRP or any other cryptocurrency, the underlying technology that Ripple offers could be used.

Well, is it true?
https://twitter.com/paddystash/status/1150141415399276545

Does anyone here use Marius Landman's research? I know he was a bit of a meme for a while there, but if he does have a legit team working for him perhaps it can be useful. I just want to find out what they provide and how much it costs.

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