Regulation Roadmap Q3
TPA’s Q3 UK Payments Regulation Roadmap explains the key UK and international regulatory developments affecting payment firms over the coming years.
July 16, 2026
TPA’s Q3 UK Payments Regulation Roadmap explains the key UK and international regulatory developments affecting payment firms over the coming years.
As cyber threats evolve, AI-powered anomaly detection is becoming essential for helping payment firms identify threats early and strengthen resilience.
Our most popular networking event returns to London at a NEW VENUE! PA@TheCity September, sponsored by Linklaters, will run between 18:00 – 20:00 BST and is an in-person networking drinks
The FCA will open crypto authorisation applications in September 2026, giving firms a year to prepare for the UK’s new regulatory regime in October 2027.
Event overview Date: Tuesday 11th August 2026 Time: 11:00 – 12:00 Location: Online (Zoom — joining details will be shared with registered attendees) This consultation from the Bank of England seeks
New research uncovers the payment habits, preferences and priorities shaping the future of payments in the UK.
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),
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the financial crime landscape; UK Fraud cases were at an all-time high in 2025, with over 444,000 cases recorded, driven partly by criminals using AI tools. From AI-generated scams, deepfakes
UK merchants expect agentic commerce to grow rapidly, but uncertainty around liability, fraud, and standards is slowing readiness.
How are leading organisations balancing the threat of AI fuelled fraud, whilst also tapping into the evolving potential revenue streams that AI can enable? New research from Darwinium reveals a shift in
Stablecoins are moving into mainstream finance, reshaping payments, trade, and regulation as institutions explore faster, programmable settlement.
CASS 15 lands on 7 May 2026, replacing guidance with strict rules and raising board-level accountability, audit standards, and daily safeguarding requirements.
Can stablecoins and decentralised finance ever truly operate without trust, or does trust simply relocate? While blockchain introduces speed, programmability, and transparency, real-world cross-border payments still depend on verifiable data, regulatory compliance, funding
Stablecoins are no longer a crypto side story. They are fast becoming a serious part of global payments infrastructure. As regulators move, institutions engage, and cross border inefficiencies persist, a new model is emerging. Traditional banking rails are converging with blockchain based settlement,
A practical guide to H1 2026 merchant payment reforms, mapping regulatory change, legal risk and the actions required to stay compliant and competitive.
Fraud is shifting to AI-driven, cross-industry threats, forcing banks and payments firms to adopt collaborative defence, explainable AI and shared intelligence models.
