Recent research in the digital payment sector reveals a significant gap between the expectations and capabilities of treasury and finance professionals in settling transactions in real-time. A Jiko survey shows that while 76% consider 24/7 settlement important for organizational operations, only 19% have achieved this capability, highlighting integration challenges and associated costs as major barriers. As geopolitical tensions, inflation, and uncertainties about banking stability rise, companies are increasingly seeking ways to enhance liquidity and cash management without sacrificing yield. The study underscores a persistent struggle with legacy cash infrastructure and the untapped potential of real-time investment options, such as U.S. Treasury bills, to optimize cash flow and improve capital efficiency.

Elsewhere in the market, Meritz Financial Group (KOSE:A138040) was trading firmly up 5.7% and ending the day at ₩123,300.

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• PayPal Holdings (NasdaqGS:PYPL) ended the day at $56.15 up 0.3%.
• Nu Holdings (NYSE:NU) ended the day at $14.09 down 0.7%.
• SoFi Technologies (NasdaqGS:SOFI) finished trading at $16.46 down 1.1%.

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