Join us for a dedicated, in-person workshop for The Payments Association (TPA) members, hosted in collaboration with the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR). This session will focus on the live consultation
What is this event?A 1.5-hour member session diving into recent UK regulatory developments on crypto. We’ll be discussing two key publications: HMT Draft Statutory Instrument – Future financial services regulatory
Join your fellow members back in London at our popular networking event – establish new contacts and sales leads The event will run between 18:00 – 20:00 BST and is
This report presents data-driven insights from a major industry survey, highlighting the key trends, risks, and priorities shaping payments in 2025.
We’re pleased to invite you to a 90-minute workshop exploring a new approach that builds on the best of what we have and adds additional strong levels of innovation and
Please note: This event is designed specifically for C-level professionals or equivalent. In order for this to be as valuable as possible, we may decline your registration if we feel
Members are invited to join our evidence session to gather members’ views on the future of the regulatory set-up for payments. Why Attend? Contributing to the design of regulatory frameworks
Open finance is expanding data-sharing beyond banking, reshaping payments, lending, and financial services worldwide.
A Submission for HMT from Tony Craddock, Director General of The Payments Association (TPA) and Vision Engagement Group member. Working with UK Finance and Innovate Finance we have adapted the
Members of The Payments Association are invited to join the Payment Systems Regulator’s (PSR) roundtable at PAY360 to discuss where future innovation in payments is coming from in the UK
As the global economy becomes more interconnected, the demand for seamless cross-border payments and innovative digital wallet solutions is reaching new heights. Staying ahead in this fast-evolving landscape requires an
The FCA is considering its approach to the future regulation of contactless payments and the current regulatory limits. This is an opportunity for payment providers, third party providers and others
This two-day course covers the fundamentals of the card payments ecosystems. The first day covers the mechanics of card payments, introducing ecosystem actors and mechanisms (e.g. authorisation, clearing and settlement),
Open banking holds promise for e-commerce, but its success depends on targeted use cases, merchant incentives, and consumer trust.
This Regulations 101 training course will cover payments regulations and frameworks (e.g. SEPA, PSD2, IFR, Open Banking, AML and other financial crime related regulations) as well as privacy and security
In May, we travel to Leeds… We are hitting the road once again May’s edition of PA@TheCity… introducing PA@Leeds! We are delighted to be partnering with EY and Fintech North
HMRC have opened a Consultation on a rewrite of its guidance associated with the VAT treatment applicable to financial services. (current version accessible here) HMRC’s stated intention is to provide
Join your fellow members back in London at our popular networking event – establish new contacts and sales leads The event will run between 18:00 – 20:00 BST and is
The EU’s shift to open banking and finance presents both opportunities and challenges, demanding a balance between innovation, security, and regulation.
The urgency to mitigate climate change means an increasing demand for accountability from companies, including those in the digital payments sector. As this sector expands, so too does its carbon footprint,
Presenting The Payments Manifesto 2025 The Payments Association exclusively welcomes members to a networking reception event held at the House of Commons, to present The Payments Manifesto 2025. PA@Westminster sponsored
Please note: You must be registered for Financial Crime 360 to attend this event. If you aren’t registered for Financial Crime 360, your registration will be declined. This interactive workshop
In an increasingly competitive space, building brand and influence (both internally and externally) are essential tools for success. This Breakfast in the Boardroom session will examine effectively utilising influence in
Join us for this important 1-hour session where we tackle one of the most pressing issues in APP fraud regulation—the PSR’s Customer Standard of Caution (CSC) approach. CSC emerged as
The urgency to mitigate climate change means an increasing demand for accountability from companies, including those in the digital payments sector. As this sector expands, so too does its carbon footprint,
This workshop is an opportunity for TPA members to hear more about the PSR’s Mid-Strategy review, including the key findings and proposed next steps for the PSR. The PSR will
An independent paper setting out how to build commercial parity between card scheme and account-to-account rails that creates better outcomes for consumers and merchants. From a group of members of
Bahrain mandates corporate APIs in open banking, boosting fintech innovation and SME financial access.
This two-day course covers the fundamentals of the card payments ecosystems. The first day covers the mechanics of card payments, introducing ecosystem actors and mechanisms (e.g. authorisation, clearing and settlement),
On Thursday 28 November (from 11:00 to 12:30), the PSR will be hosting an event at their offices that will explore what’s next for VRPs, particularly around pricing. In line
IATA and Outpayce partner to enable airlines to accept faster, secure account-to-account payments via IATA Pay.
Noda’s Pay & Go simplifies registration, KYC, and payment processing in one flow, enhancing conversion rates and user onboarding.
Please note: You must be registered for Financial Crime 360 to attend this event. If you aren’t registered for Financial Crime 360, your registration will be declined. This interactive workshop
The dream of fostering a borderless financial ecosystem is slowly becoming a reality as we transform the way we move money with mobile wallets. One of the latest steps forward
Navigating the challenges of payments, open banking, and compliance in a changing financial landscape.
Join your fellow members at our popular networking event – establish new contacts and sales leads. The event will run between 18:00 – 21:00 GMT on Tuesday 3 December 2024
How open banking can reshape finance, enabling personalised services, streamlined verification, and improved fraud detection.
The UK is undergoing a ‘seismic shift’ in how people pay (Nikhil Rathi, CEO, FCA), with wallets on the rise to become the default payment type for many. This raises
Open banking enhances financial convenience and transparency, but security depends on using regulated providers and careful data sharing.
Trust frameworks are the cornerstone of a secure and competitive open finance ecosystem, ensuring safe data sharing and fostering innovation across the financial services landscape.
The fintech industry remains male-dominated, but fostering mentorship, challenging stereotypes, and supporting gender equality initiatives can pave the way for more women to rise into leadership roles and create a more inclusive future.
The Bank of England has recently published a paper on its approach to innovation in money and payments (click here to view). The paper aims to understand what the industry thinks
Breakfast in the Boardroom: The Product Edition Creating a successful product requires careful planning, research, and effective decision-making. As a product owner, you must constantly adjust to the changing market
Banks and criminals are locked in competition for customers and transaction revenue, using advanced technologies as weapons of choice. Technologies that deliver speed and convenience in modern banking, if unprotected,
UK banks’ reduced lending and account closures stress SMEs, highlighting the need for multi-service apps (MSAs) to streamline financial services with open banking.
Noda is expanding its open banking network to Brazil, allowing merchants to access seamless cross-border payment services, unified reconciliation, and instant banking across Brazil, Europe, the UK, and Canada.
The payment operations sector is navigating significant challenges due to capped interchange fees, driving a need for digital transformation, cost reduction, and innovative revenue models to maintain profitability.
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