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Re:Fed Opens Service That Dramatically Speeds Up U.S. Payments by rowls66 on Thursday July 20, 2023 @01:56PM (#36804185)
Shameless plug, but Moov offers a single API for payments. The clearing house's RTP system will be supported shortly, and FedNow is coming soon after. Check out out here: https://moov.io/
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Re:Fed Opens Service That Dramatically Speeds Up U.S. Payments by tracker1 on Thursday July 20, 2023 @02:10PM (#36804373)
Pricing page is all but worthless... no indication what so ever about what even basic tier pricing is, or could be.
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Re:Fed Opens Service That Dramatically Speeds Up U.S. Payments by rabidonrails on Thursday July 20, 2023 @02:32PM (#36804662)
Agreed. This is really strange from their pricing page: >> Get started for free to test our APIs & unblock your development team. Talk to us about your transaction volume to get the best pricing with flexibility to grow.

You would think there would _at least_ be a ceiling price. Makes me wonder why they can't show _any_ pricing.

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Re:Fed Opens Service That Dramatically Speeds Up U.S. Payments by _jal on Thursday July 20, 2023 @03:12PM (#36805317)
Yeah, that's a good one.

"Spend the time and energy to build us into your product first and then we can talk price" is not the most reassuring of pitches.

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Re:Fed Opens Service That Dramatically Speeds Up U.S. Payments by Qworg on Thursday July 20, 2023 @04:39PM (#36806426)
Not to answer for Moov, but IIRC, they're still open source + a paid option with banking partners.

I think the pricing is weird because you can start (and run!) for free, while the end to end solution requires negotiating with multiple parties.

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