Bradesco Pilots Bank of America's Cross-Border Real-Time Payments
Sep 29, 2026, 9:21 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Positive signal for BAC's payments technology moat and potential CashPro upsell, set against broader real-time payments adoption; impact is gradual and contingent on multi-region rollout and client uptake.
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What happened, with direct paths to the underlying reporting
Bradesco completed the first pilot of BAC's Cross-Border Real-Time Payments solution, using Swift to settle in HKD via Hong Kong FPS. The program targets high-volume, low-value transfers with real-time tracking and certainty, with CashPro integration planned later. This milestone expands BAC's real-time rails and could broaden cross-border adoption for enterprise clients.
BAC's solution targets high-volume, low-value real-time transfers with tracking.
CashPro integration planned for corporate initiation later.
Bradesco and BAC also exploring a separate US Swift-based payment route.
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