Worley Connects to HSBC Settlement Utility for Real-Time Payments Pilot
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On October 21, 2026, PYMNTS reported that Worley had connected its blockchain smart contract platform to HSBC’s settlement utility to conduct a pilot for executing payments via real-time payments (RTP) and automatically completing invoice verification. Smart contracts can generate payment instructions after an invoice is approved, connecting corporate workflows to the bank’s payment system; payments can be routed among RTP, ACH, or wires based on bank availability. The report also said that 53% of surveyed businesses not yet using RTP expected to enable it within two years.
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- PYMNTSSmart contracts connect B2B workflows to real-time payments
Smart contracts can generate payment instructions once an invoice is approved, connecting enterprise workflows to bank payment systems and routing payments across RTP, ACH, or wires based on bank availability. Worley has connected its blockchain smart contract platform to HSBC’s settlement utility, with a pilot executing payments through RTP and automatically completing invoice verification. Research shows that 53% of surveyed businesses not yet using RTP expect to adopt it within two years.
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