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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. Instant Payments Regulation (IPR) The year started off with the European Parliament and the Council kicking off proceedings with the Instant Payments Regulation (IPR) on March 13.

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Defining “acceptable risk” in UK payments regulation

The Payments Association

Defining “acceptable risk” in UK payments regulation 13 March 2025 by Payments Intelligence LinkedIn Email X WhatsApp What is this article about? How the FCA can define and balance acceptable risk in UK payments regulation to support innovation while ensuring financial stability and consumer protection.

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Crypto Firms in Indonesia Must Rethink Their Compliance Now, Or Risk Losing Out

Fintech News

With OJK taking the regulatory reins and the Travel Rule now in force, crypto firms in Indonesia must evolve fast or risk falling behind in global markets, regulatory approval, and user trust. News Regulatory Body, New Regulations to Adhere to? OJK’s framework isn’t just a cosmetic change.

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Top regulatory priorities for the payments sector

The Payments Association

With regulatory scrutiny at an all-time high, payments firms must keep pace with evolving regulations to avoid financial penalties and reputational risks. In 2025, three priorities stand out: safeguarding customer funds, expanding open banking, and preparing for stablecoin regulation.

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Decoding the FCA’s Safeguarding reforms: Practical steps for payments and E-money firms

The Payments Association

The FCA’s proposed safeguarding reforms for payments and e-money firms, aiming to enhance consumer protection and operational compliance. The reforms ensure robust safeguarding practices, bolster consumer trust, and address risks like fund shortfalls during insolvency. Why is it important? What’s next?

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Regulatory Challenges in Fintech: Balancing Innovation and Consumer Protection

Fintech Review

However, this rapid growth brings significant regulatory challenges, primarily in balancing the need for innovation with the imperative of consumer protection. Consumer protection is not just a regulatory requirement : it is a fundamental right that must be safeguarded amidst advancing technology.

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Navigating the shift: How banks and PSP’s can thrive with PSD3 and PSR in the EU & UK

The Payments Association

PSD3 builds on PSD2 by clarifying regulations, expanding bank liability, and introducing stricter IT and risk standards. The PSR (Payment Service Regulation) complements the Payment Service Directive, leading to directly applicable law in all EU states. PSD3 and PSR are the latest initiatives driving these goals. What are PSD3 and PSR?