FedNow “early adopter” list contains no blockchains, but some may integrate later
Two blockchain networks had previously announced integration with the Fed’s instant payment service, but they were not found on a new list of certified providers. The Federal Reserve’s upcoming instant payment system, FedNow, released its list of certified “early adopters” on June 29. The organizations on the list have been certified as ready to connect with the platform when it launches in late July. No block chain networks are on the list, despite at least two having previously announced that they would connect to the instant payment system. The FedNow service stated that some organizations not on the list may be integrated later, and Metal Blockchain said it still intends to connect with the platform once it gains “the appropriate bank sponsor.” List of organizations certified with the FedNow Service. Source: Federal Reserve Board Services FedNow is an instant payment service in development by the United States Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve claims that the service will all...