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Groupe BPCE on navigating payments transformation

In this testimonial, Groupe BPCE shares its perspective on the deep technological transformations reshaping the banking industry. From the migration to ISO 20022 and the evolution of Swift gpi, to the emergence of new payments schemes, digital currencies and regulatory requirements, the focus is on delivering value quickly to clients while improving transparency, efficiency and security in payments.

Groupe BPCE on navigating payments transformation

A more connected and standardised ecosystem

The adoption of ISO 20022 marks a major step towards a more unified financial ecosystem. By standardising data across interbank messages, Groupe BPCE can reduce fragmentation, improve interoperability and enable more consistent processing across markets. This creates a stronger foundation for innovation and more efficient cross-border payments.

Faster insights with real-time tracking

Enhancing payment visibility is a key priority, and Groupe BPCE has moved from end-of-day batch updates to near real-time notifications. This allows teams and clients to track payments throughout the day, respond more quickly to issues and improve overall transparency and service quality.

"The banking industry has undergone profound transformations in recent years"
Olivier Hollette
Olivier Hollette
Head of Product Management & Expertise, Transaction Banking, Natixis CIB

Embracing new payment models and infrastructures

The payments landscape is expanding with instant payment schemes, digital currencies and tokenisation. Initiatives such as OCT Inst in Europe and developments around distributed ledger technologies are reshaping how value is exchanged. Groupe BPCE is actively exploring these models to ensure it remains aligned with evolving market infrastructures and client expectations.

Strengthening trust and reducing fraud

As payments become faster and more complex, security remains critical. Regulatory initiatives like Verification of Payee (VoP) are designed to reduce fraud and protect end users. Groupe BPCE is closely monitoring these developments and considering how such mechanisms can be applied more broadly to enhance trust across the global payments ecosystem.

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