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Direct deposit is one way to receive your paycheck, but how does it work? This complete guide to direct deposit explains the setup, timing and more.

None of the biggest venture exits came during the fourth quarter despite a record total reported for the year in the U.S. Here is a look at the ones from the Bay Area that exited with a value of $100

Bill.com is the newest stock in the software industry to have its IPO debut, and has come out of the gate strong with a double-digit return. The company's sales

Retail head says security, not competition with Zelle, is what the issue is about. API agreements will reduce risk and avoid more 'battles.'

We kicked off our 5 Interesting Learnings series with "newer" SaaS companies for the most part, and learnings as they IPO'd: 5 Interesting Learnings from

Everything you need to know about buying stock in Bill.com. Should you buy it, at what price and does the opportunity outweigh the risk.

Bill.com is a bit -- OK, maybe a lot -- more lower profile than many of the SaaS Unicorns to IPO lately, but it's one of my personal favorites.  Why?

As a payment system that universally connects all U.S. bank accounts, the ACH Network supports a tremendous amount of transactions. Between Same Day ACH and core ACH payments, the transaction volume o

If the deployment of faster payments came with a guarantee to boost a financial institution's bottom line, more banks and businesses would likely invest in bringing their legacy systems into a new age

Payment software firm Bill.com is planning to raise $100 million through an initial public offering (IPO), according to a recent filing with the US Securities a

The Federal Reserve’s announcement in August that it was developing its own real-time payments platform generated a lot of buzz in the payments industry. Smaller banking institutions welcomed the ne

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The United States Federal Reserve announced their intent to enter the instant payments sector with FedNow, which will be open 24/7, but is not going to be launched until 2023 or 2024. Instant Payments

The Fed's plan to launch FedNow in 2024 could see banks taking a wait-and-see approach to real-time payments. Karen Webster says that will only slow innovation.

This corner of the payments ecosystem is rapidly evolving as innovations in real-time payments enable businesses to leverage these types of payments to...