Tassat blockchain to join FedNow service with B2B on-ramp as pilot prepares for launch
The New York-based fintech firm said it would provide an API to allow clients to access the new Federal Reserve real-time payment service when it premiers.
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The New York-based fintech firm said it would provide an API to allow clients to access the new Federal Reserve real-time payment service when it premiers.
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