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Top regulatory priorities for the payments sector

The Payments Association

Regular audits and compliance checks : Firms will face enhanced monitoring and reporting under the proposed policy. They should implement regular audits and strengthen compliance oversight to uphold safeguarding practices. Regulatory compliance : Staying compliant with open banking regulations is crucial.

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The rise of generative AI in payment security: A double-edged sword for data privacy

The Payments Association

It underscores the need for payment firms to balance AI innovation with robust privacy and regulatory compliance to protect sensitive consumer data. Firms must adopt transparent AI practices, enhance regulatory frameworks, and continuously train models to navigate the evolving landscape of AI-driven threats. Why is it important?

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Evolve Payment: The Safety of Cash Management

Evolve Payment

Cash: Navigating Safety in the Cannabis Industry The burgeoning cannabis industry presents a unique challenge when it comes to payment processing: striking a balance between safety, security, and regulatory compliance. The difficulty in tracking cash transactions and the lack of an audit trail increase the risk of internal theft.

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A Complete Guide to Securely Process Credit Cards in Sage 100

EBizCharge

Poor PCI compliance: Poor PCI compliance that fails to meet industry security standards can put businesses at risk due to increased vulnerabilities and potential penalties. To mitigate these risks and secure financial data, pairing your Sage 100 with a secure payment gateway provider with robust security features is key.

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Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act examined: A guide to avoiding failure-to-prevent fraud measures

The Payments Association

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023, specifically the “failure-to-prevent fraud” offence, and outlines how businesses can mitigate fraud risks. Compliance requires proactive fraud risk assessment, the implementation of preventive procedures, and a culture of accountability. Why is it important?

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Building the Backbone: Future-Proofing Fintech Infrastructure for the Next Decade

Finextra

However, rapid growth brings challenges including scaling operations, ensuring regulatory compliance and maintaining robust IT infrastructure. These facilities offer flexible, scalable solutions with high availability, security and built-in regulatory compliance, eliminating the burden of managing an entire data centre.

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AI Can “Only Augment, Not Replace” Humans in Insurance: Industry Reveals AI Risks in the Sector

The Fintech Times

“To mitigate these challenges, insurers must implement strong AI governance, ensure ongoing human oversight, and maintain robust auditing and monitoring systems to uphold fairness, transparency, and regulatory compliance.”

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