Sponsored by The Clearing House, the FPC Education & Awareness Work Group (EAWG) developed the repository and accompanying infographic.

The robust EAWG Use Case Repository contains over 130 use cases searchable by use case types including Account to Account (A2A), Business to Business/Government (B2B, B2G), Business to Consumer (B2C), Consumer to Business/Government (C2B, C2G), Government to Business/Consumer (G2B, G2C), and Person to Person (P2P). Once a use case type is selected, users can filter the list by functions and/or industries. Some of the use case listings include links to additional resources as well as more detailed documents only available to FPC members.

"We are excited to make this body of work available to the industry. Use cases are a primary topic of discussion for any organization considering adoption of faster payments,” said Charles Harkness, SVP/Strategic Operations Officer at Corporate One Federal Credit Union and FPC Education & Awareness Work Group Chair. “The use case library is designed to promote creative new payment solutions by providing examples of how today’s payment technologies can be leveraged to benefit every entity from consumers to businesses across all industries."

The FPC Education & Awareness Work Group created the Use Case Repository in response to a growing need for an industry resource that helps identify direct and indirect value for the implementation of faster payments. Use cases are instrumental in driving adoption for organizations to highlight the key value proposition of faster payments for all stakeholders and enable business model transformations.

“The FPC’s Use Case Repository is a dynamic growing collection of ideas and case studies for specific implementations of faster payment use cases to help foster adoption and additional use case ideas that may not have been considered," said Steven Wasserman, Founder of Vments and FPC Education & Awareness Work Group Vice Chair.

The FPC prioritizes inclusion of diverse perspectives in tackling complex topics such as interoperability, identifying real-world solutions that can ease adoption of faster payments, managing security risks and fraud threats, addressing barriers to financial inclusion and cross-border payments, and more, as the organization paves the way toward a future of faster payments for all.