Australia’s cross-border payment landscape is evolving, driven by e-commerce growth, regulatory changes, and the push for real-time transactions.
Australia’s integration into the global economy is increasing, yet cross-border payments remain outdated.
Nicholas Briscoe, Head of Visa Direct Australia, discussed key trends shaping these payments.
Tariffs imposed in the US have caused significant currency volatility, impacting supply chains and payment methods.
Additionally, the consumerisation of B2B payments is driving demand for real-time options across diverse jurisdictions.
The necessity for multiple payment methods to increase efficiency is becoming evident, particularly through various platforms.
Regulatory changes in Australia are pushing for improved transparency and compliance in financial transactions.
Efficient payment infrastructure in Australia requires interoperability, speed, reliability, security, and compliance.
Overall, Australia’s journey towards modernising cross-border payments is vital for economic success.
