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Account-To-Account

Definition ∞ Account-to-account refers to direct transfers of funds between bank accounts without intermediary payment networks. This method streamlines financial transactions by eliminating third-party processors. In digital asset contexts, it signifies direct fiat transfers to and from crypto exchanges, often leveraging faster payment systems for quicker settlement. Such direct transfers enhance efficiency and reduce costs associated with traditional payment channels.
Context ∞ The growing discussion around account-to-account payments in the crypto space centers on their potential to improve user experience and reduce fees for onboarding and offboarding fiat currency. Regulatory bodies are evaluating these direct payment flows for compliance and anti-money laundering measures. Future developments include wider adoption of instant payment infrastructures that could further accelerate these transfers.

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Bancomat Consortium Plans Pan-European Interoperable Euro Stablecoin for Payments

The consortium's EUR-bank project establishes a shared DLT infrastructure to unify fragmented national payment rails, enhancing capital efficiency and cross-border settlement.