President Donald Trump’s tariffs are increasingly serving as a stress test for enterprise agility. The announced U.S. tariffs and ongoing uncertainties surrounding them have reignited cost pressures and supply chain complexities that many businesses had only just begun to recover from post-pandemic. With rates reaching as high as 25% on key industrial products and components, [] The post Trump Tariffs Ignite Digital Procurement Revolution Across B2B appeared first on PYMNTS.com.

The growth of real-time payments has been global in scope, and as detailed in the latest “Real-Time Payments World Map,” a collaboration between PYMNTS Intelligence and The Clearing House, there’s an increasing maturity and broadening adoption of instant payment systems. Increased transaction limits indicate that a variety of new use cases are coming to the forefront, particularly in commercial settings. A significant development in the United States is the recent increase in The Clearing House’s RTP network transaction limit to $10 million, up from $1 million as of Feb. 9. The recent boost to transaction limits is leagues above the initial limit. When The Clearing House (TCH) launched its RTP® network in 2017 — the first new payments infrastructure in about 40 years — the transaction limit was $25,000