Standard Chartered: Partners with Ant International to Pilot Bank-to-Wallet Payment Solution
Jinse Finance reported that on September 9, Standard Chartered Bank announced that, relying on the Swift infrastructure, Ant International and Standard Chartered Bank have conducted an end-to-end production trial of a bank-to-wallet payment solution based on the ISO 20022 financial messaging standard. Through Ant International's global wallet gateway service Alipay+, the first transaction between Standard Chartered Bank customer accounts and partner e-wallets has been successfully completed. This solution enables interconnection among 1.7 billion user accounts across 36 global digital wallets within the Alipay+ ecosystem, which will significantly simplify global remittances.
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