May – September 2026

Here's what we shipped from May to September 2026.

Money movement

You can now send instant payouts over FedNow or RTP, to your customer's own bank account or to a beneficiary. Funds arrive in seconds, and if the receiving bank rejects a payment, the money goes back to the wallet. Available on supported programs.
You can now request a payment over RTP from a linked bank account. The account holder approves it with their bank, and the money lands in the wallet when they do. Unpaid requests expire at the time you set, and paid ones can be refunded in full or in part.
ACH withdrawals, loads and transfers accept your own reference, such as an invoice or order number, which can appear on the recipient's bank statement. Withdrawals and loads also take a statement description.
Bank accounts now include the bank's name, so customers with several accounts can tell them apart.
Each side of a wallet transfer now shows the other wallet, so you can see who sent or received the money without a second lookup.
Receipts show the business name when either side of a transaction is a business.

You can now onboard general partnerships, non-profit corporations and government entities.
Stakeholders can be control persons, directors or administrators, and you can record their email, phone number, citizenship, residency and US person status.
You can delete a business's only stakeholder until KYB starts, which makes it easier to fix a mistake.

Declined authorizations include the merchant category code, so your support team can see what kind of merchant the cardholder tried to pay.
Card fees, such as ATM fees, link to the transaction that caused them.
When a card is replaced, the activity webhook names the new card, so you can update your records straight away.

Business details have a Child Accounts tab, and every account links back to its parent.
Admin users can refund a bank-funded wallet load in full from its transaction details, while it's still processing or after it completes. Available on supported programs.
Wire transfers show the IMAD, OMAD and originator details, so you can match an incoming wire to its sender.
You can add a description and ACH reference when you withdraw funds in Treasury Management.

You can filter card and bank payment method lists by status.
HMAC-signed webhooks include an Alviere-Signature-Alg header. Your implementation manager can also match the header names, timestamp format and signature encoding to what your receiver expects. Nothing changes unless you ask.
Wallet transaction webhooks include the ACH type, instant payment details and a payment request's expiry time. Activity webhooks include the time the activity was created.