Project Banking Access has partnered with the Open Banking Implementation Entity to remind all Payments Association members that the final Regulatory Technical Standards on secure customer authentication and secure communication
The Access to Cash report has quoted the response of Project Inclusion to the review on the changing role and place of cash in society. Project Inclusion’s view on the
Project Financial Crime’s digital identity sub-group has put forward its manifesto of activity to drive the adoption of digital identity across the payments ecosystem. To prevent financial crime, you must
Project Futures held its first workshop of 2019 this month. This interactive workshop, facilitated by Consult Hyperion, brought together subject-matter experts and thought leaders in the payments industry and focused
Representatives from Project International Trade met with Confederation of British Industry to showcase the activity of the Payments Association and Project International Trade, and to identify how the CBI can
Project Regulator has produced a guidance document for Payments Association members on the tax impact of Brexit upon the payments industry. The article, produced by TLT LLP, highlights the requirements
Project Transaction Insight is calling for issuers to share their insight for our upcoming white paper – The impact of issuer authorisation and authentication strategies on the payments experience. This
Project Women in PayTech is keen to get your feedback on our past events and shape our programme of activity through a short survey. Project Women in PayTech provides those
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