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Unlocking Global Payments via Swift Connectivity & Value-Added Services

In a rapidly evolving global payments landscape, financial institutions face mounting pressure to deliver faster, more transparent, and fully compliant cross-border payment experiences. As customer expectations accelerate and regulatory demands intensify, the need for secure, scalable, and expertly managed Swift connectivity has never been greater.

Listen to PwC UK and Bottomline discuss why banks and nonbank financial institutions worldwide are increasingly looking to simplify Swift connectivity, reduce operational burden, and unlock the full value of Swift’s growing ecosystem. We also dive into the strategic benefits of Swift’s value-added services, including: 

  • Swift GPI enabling greater speed, transparency, and end-to-end payment traceability.
  • Swift Case Management (Payment Cancellations, Exceptions & Investigations) will be mandatory for all Swift institutions by November 2026, offering structured ISO 20022 workflows, automated routing, data pre population and industry wide potential cost savings of up to *$600 million annually.
Event

EBAday 16-17th June 2026, Copenhagen

Bottomline is excited to be a sponsor and panellist at EBAday in Copenhagen again this year. 

We are ready to engage with you and discuss how we can help drive your digital payments modernisation strategy. From instant payments, such as SEPA Inst, to building use cases to maximise on the ISO 20022 opportunity, improving your connectivity via a single SaaS multi-lateral platform, and implementing best practices for fraud and liquidity management, we are keen to continue the conversation.

Blog Post

How Banks Are Modernizing Core Payments Without Disruption

Modernizing core infrastructure is moving from “someday” to “today” for banks under pressure from real-time schemes, ISO 20022 requirements, and rising regulatory expectations. Yet the classic “rip-and-replace” approach still feels like performing open-heart surgery on a person who’s working. Banks can’t stop (or even significantly reduce) payments processing while also swapping out infrastructure running those payments.

There are, however, very good options for adding payments functionality without disruption, or from taking on tech upgrades that are often too pricey to justify.

On-Demand Webinar

Collect with Confidence: Strengthening Recurring Cash Flow

As payments expectations change in the UK, are your recurring receivables helping - or hindering - cash flow?

Bottomline experts cut through the noise to explain what’s changed, why it matters, and where finance teams should focus now.

What you’ll learn:

  • Why finance teams are being pushed to re-examine recurring receivables in 2026 - from increased compliance scrutiny to pressure on cash flow predictability
  • Why account verification has become a critical control point for payment confidence, particularly in paperless Direct Debit journeys
  • Practical steps to reduce avoidable failures at set up and first collection, ensuring you’re collecting from the correct account
  • What a modern receivables automation strategy looks like today - focused on speed, control and resilience, not just efficiency

Designed for finance, payments and compliance professionals, this webinar delivers clear, practical insight into what’s changing - and why now is the time to act.

Whitepaper

Bottomline Named a Most Valuable Pioneer within the QKS AI Maturity Matrix™

AI is rapidly transforming how businesses approach fraud, shifting the focus from reactive fraud controls to real-time, intelligence-led prevention.  As threats become more sophisticated and powered by AI, companies are embracing connected, AI-driven strategies to stay ahead of what’s next.

In its latest whitepaper, QKS Group highlights Bottomline’s Payments Fraud Defense as a leading solution within this emerging category, that embeds AI directly into the payments lifecycle to enable faster fraud detection, more accurate decisioning, improved efficiency, and stronger customer confidence.

The takeaway is clear:  as the fraud landscape evolves, winning strategies will rely on solutions that can constantly learn, adapt, and act in real-time to enable proactive protection rather than reactive response.

Blog Post

Operational Resilience in an Age of Instability: Why Banks Must Rethink Disaster Recovery

Political volatility, macroeconomic uncertainty, and a surge in disruptive geopolitical events are reshaping how global banks and non‑banking financial institutions think about operational resilience. Payment infrastructures, which underpin the daily movement of trillions of dollars, now sit at the crossroads of cyber risk, regulatory pressure, and customer expectation. The result is a heightened demand to move beyond recovery after a crisis towards systems designed to stay operational during one.

In a world where instability has become the norm, operational resilience can no longer be treated as a project, an annual test, or a compliance exercise. It must function as core infrastructure: always on, independently secured, continuously evidenced, and ready to perform under the most severe conditions. And for many financial institutions, achieving that standard means embracing external expertise and rethinking disaster recovery as a shared responsibility rather than a solitary one.

Solution Showcase

ISO 20022 | Message Transformation & Enrichment

Get ready for November’s ISO 20022 Structured Address requirements

The next ISO 20022 milestone is fast approaching. From November 2026, structured or hybrid address formats must be used to continue processing cross-border payments, with unstructured data will no longer accepted.

Already using Bottomline’s Message Transformation and Enrichment service, or just getting started?

Coming Soon!

Payments Connectivity & Compliance: Building Security Across the Payments Lifecycle, 10th June

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Operational Resilience in an Era of Instability: How Payments Leaders Are Redefining Continuity in a Fragmented World, 8th July

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