Benefits of Real-Time Payments
Instantaneous Transactions
Funds transfer instantly, giving you immediate access to funds
Convenience
Seamless transactions mean no need for physical checks or delays associated with traditional payment methods
24/7 Availability
Real-time payments 24/7 allow you to receive transactions any time, including weekends and holidays
Improved Cash Flow
Faster settlement times offer improved cash flow and liquidity
Support for Digital Economy
Payment via account number to respond to the speed and efficiency of the digital economy
Secure
Payments received are irrevocable, reducing the risk of fraud
What are Real-Time Payments?
Real-Time Payment (RTP) enables consumers, businesses (public and non-public) to instantly send and receive funds 24/7/365.1
Can Real-Time Payments be used on weekends, holidays or after business hours?
Yes. Real-Time Payments are available 24/7/365.1
How do I receive a Real-Time Payment?
All First Independent Bank checking, savings and money market accounts are eligible to receive Real-Time Payments. You don’t need to take any special action to set up RTP.
How do I send a Real-Time Payment?
The ability to send Real-Time Payments from a First Independent Bank Account is not currently available. Sending RTP transactions is targeted for 2025.
Are there transaction limits?
The Clearing House has set a transaction limit of $10 million per payment.
Can I opt out of Receiving Real-Time Payments?
Yes. You can opt out of receiving Real-Time Payments. Please contact Client Care at (888) 995-2265 for more information.
Learn More Today
For more information, please contact your Relationship Manager or Client Care at (888) 995-2265.
1. RTP deposits received after 8pm PST will post to the account the following business day for interest rate and balance computation for applicable interest-bearing deposit accounts. RTP deposits will be available on the day Bank receives the deposits. Once the funds are available, they can be withdrawn. Please refer to the applicable disclosures provided at account opening and Deposit Account Agreement Disclosure for other terms and conditions.