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.
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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.
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