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Reflecting on 2024: A transformative year in payments regulation

The Payments Association

2024 reshaped payments with instant payment mandates, crypto regulations, and enhanced consumer protection driving innovation and security. In 2024, payments regulation underwent seismic shifts, with reforms spanning fraud prevention, digital innovation, and consumer protection, collectively redefining the industry’s future.

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Navigating legal uncertainty: How the Digital Assets Bill could impact PSPs

The Payments Association

It addresses how evolving regulations shape the digital asset landscape, influencing innovation, compliance, and global competitiveness. PSPs must adapt by enhancing compliance, leveraging new frameworks for innovation, and collaborating to shape practical regulatory solutions. What’s next?

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Age Verification in Latin America 

Segpay

This blog explores child protection laws across key Latin American countries, highlighting their different approaches and the evolving regulatory frameworks. The Brazilian Child and Adolescent Statute (ECA) provides a broad legal framework to protect minors. We also look at the age verification tools that are used in the region.

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Very important feedback to the EU-commission from Findynet

Finextra

Regulate the Public Sector Regulatory focus should be on empowering public sector organisations to issue and accept digital credentials. Enable Accountable Authorities To ensure the reliability of digital credentials in business contexts, a robust trust framework is essential. This framework underpins real, verifiable trust.

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ECB Publishes First Progress Report on Digital Euro Preparation Phase

Fintech Finance

In line with current practice, payment service providers would only have access to the personal data that are required to ensure compliance with EU law, such as anti-money laundering regulations. To use data for commercial purposes, payment service providers would need users’ explicit consent.

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Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs): Governance and Innovation

Fintech Review

Operating without central authority, DAOs promote decentralised decision-making, with the promise of democratising governance across various sectors. Fintech Review looks into their function, their role in fostering innovation, and the significant challenges they face, particularly in terms of legal recognition, security, and scalability.

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Mexico in Focus: Open Banking and Financial Inclusion

Open Banking Excellence

Half a decade ago, Mexico demonstrated its ongoing commitment to updating its financial regulation with the introduction of the Fintech Law. Such regulatory framework serves as a solid foundation for the progression of Open Banking, guaranteeing a safer and standardised environment. of households, while Internet penetration is 62.9%.