Agenda

Fuel Up Breakfast and Registration

Welcome from C1 and discussion on our vision

Kick off the conference with a warm welcome from the Corporate One team. In this opening session, attendees will be introduced to Corporate One leaders and subject matter experts who are joining us throughout the event.

Future-Ready Thinking: Unleashing Creativity, Agility, and Innovation in a Fast-Changing World

This energizing session sets the tone for the conference by helping participants explore what it takes to lead and innovate in times of uncertainty. Through brain science insights, powerful mindset shifts, and practical tools, participants will learn how to break free from the comfort zone, unlock creative potential, and activate the kind of big-picture, future-focused thinking today’s credit union leaders need.

Learning Objective: Participants will gain actionable strategies to lead and innovate in uncertain times by applying brain science insights, adopting growth-oriented mindsets, and using practical tools to break out of comfort zones, unlock creativity, and think strategically about the future.

Pit Stop Break

Your Top Questions on Immediate Payments Answered

Immediate payments have moved from “nice to have” to “need to have,” but many institutions still have practical questions about demand, risk, regulation, and readiness. In this session, we’ll cut through the noise to explore what members are really asking for, how the rules and networks shape participation, and what it truly takes to get started. We’ll also address common concerns around fraud, liquidity management, and operating on a payments rail that never sleeps.

Learning Objective: Participants will walk away with a clearer understanding of the strategic considerations behind immediate payments, the operational realities of supporting them, and how Corporate One can help simplify the journey from evaluation to execution.

Moving to Send: Strategy and Implementation

Designed for credit unions considering or preparing to enable "send" capabilities, this session will walk through implementation planning, operational impacts, and member experience considerations. Attendees will collaborate on readiness checklists and transition strategies. Outline how to make business case. Invite CUs on send and Experience Providers.

Learning Objective: Participants will learn how to plan and implement “send” capabilities, assess operational and member experience impacts, and build a strong business case. They will collaborate on readiness checklists and transition strategies, gaining insights from credit unions and experience providers already using send functionality.

Networking Lunch

Refuel and swap stories from the track.

Learning from Each Other: Credit Union Use Cases Across CU Corporate RTP, Send, and Receive

This panel session brings together credit union peers to share candid, real world experiences using CU Corporate RTP, send, and receive. Panelists will discuss how their institutions are applying these capabilities to support members, improve operational efficiency, and strengthen internal and external partnerships. Through open conversation and shared learnings, attendees will gain insight into what’s working, what’s been challenging, and how different credit unions are approaching use cases at varying stages of adoption. Designed to encourage practical takeaways and peer connection, this session offers valuable perspective participants can apply within their own organizations.

Learning Objective: By the end of this panel session, attendees will gain practical insights from credit union peers on how CU Corporate RTP, send, and receive are being used in real world environments. Participants will better understand a range of use cases across different stages of adoption, learn from shared challenges and successes, and hear firsthand how peers are approaching implementation, operations, and member impact. Attendees will leave with concrete ideas, peer informed perspective, and greater confidence in how similar strategies and learnings might be applied within their own credit unions.

Fraud, Risk & Compliance in the RTP and FedNow Ecosystems

Explore the evolving risk landscape of immediate payments. Panelists will discuss fraud mitigation strategies, regulatory expectations, and how credit unions can build resilient compliance frameworks.

Learning Objective: Participants will understand the evolving risk landscape of immediate payments and gain practical strategies for fraud mitigation, meeting regulatory expectations, and building resilient compliance frameworks to protect their credit unions.

Pit Stop Break

Making your Immediate Payment Data Actionable

In this session, attendees will explore how credit unions can turn immediate payments’ member data into actionable insights that drive smarter decisions and measurable results. The discussion will focus on how to identify meaningful use cases, translate data into practical learnings, and connect those insights directly to business outcomes, particularly when building a clear and credible ROI for send. This session provides approachable frameworks and real world perspectives to help credit unions move from simply having data to confidently using it to guide strategy, growth, and member engagement.

Learning Objective: By the end of this session, attendees will gain an understanding of how to use immediate payments’  member data to identify meaningful and actionable use cases, translate data insights into informed business and strategic decision making, evaluate key learnings that help prioritize initiatives and drive member value, and build a clear and credible ROI narrative for send regardless of their credit union’s immediate payments maturity.

Making the Business Case for Immediate Payments

In this conversation, we will walk through a practical framework to help credit unions build a clear business case for getting started with immediate payments. We will unpack the real ROI drivers, explore member and operational use cases that resonate with boards, and outline a five-gate evaluation model to assess readiness. This session is designed to help attendees move from uncertainty to a confident, defensible decision.

Learning Objective: In this session, attendees will learn how to apply a practical framework for evaluating immediate payments, identify the key ROI drivers that strengthen the business case, and translate immediate payment capabilities into compelling member and operational use cases. Participants will also explore a five-gate evaluation model to assess organizational readiness and walk away better equipped to make a confident, defensible decision about whether and when immediate payments are right for their credit union.

From Today to Tomorrow: Our Immediate Payments Roadmap

Join us for a forward-looking overview of our Immediate Payments roadmap. This session will highlight upcoming capabilities, planned enhancements, and strategic priorities designed to help you deliver faster, more reliable payment experiences. We’ll share how our roadmap is shaped by member needs, industry trends, and evolving use cases, giving you insight into what’s coming and how it can support your credit union’s goals. Whether you’re an existing user or exploring Immediate Payments for the first time, this session will provide a clear view of where the service is headed and how to prepare for what’s next.

Adjourn, Dinner on Your Own

Free time to dine at your own pace and explore Bridge Park.

Fuel Up Breakfast

Welcome Back & Coffee Chat with The Clearing House and FedNow

Kick off day 2 with a relaxed, interactive conversation focused on the latest developments in immediate payments. This informal coffee chat brings together perspectives from The Clearing House and FedNow to discuss what’s new across both payment rails, highlight recent enhancements, adoption trends, key milestones, and offer a preview of upcoming enhancements and future direction.

Innovation Lab/Peer Council Live

This interactive session will foster dialogue between credit unions and the Corporate One product team to shape future innovations for immediate payments. Participants will have the opportunity to provide feedback on development priorities, and collaborate on ideation for future features.

Learning Objective: Participants will explore upcoming IP solutions and major features, provide feedback on development priorities, and collaborate on ideation for future features. This interactive session will mimic a Peer Council meeting, fostering dialogue between credit unions and solution providers to shape future innovations.

Pit Stop Break

Designing the Future of Payments (Brain Sparks in Action: A Workshop to Apply and Activate Ideas)

In this hands-on session, participants will brainstorm and prototype new payment experiences, services, and member engagement strategies. Facilitators will guide small groups through design thinking exercises focused on innovation in the RTP and FedNow space.

Learning Objective: Participants will apply design thinking principles to brainstorm and prototype innovative payment experiences, services, and member engagement strategies. Through guided group exercises, they will learn practical methods for fostering creativity and driving innovation in the RTP and FedNow space.

Final Lap: Closing Remarks

Key takeaways, final insights, and what’s next on the road ahead.