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 second major challenge after the threshold issue, and this is your opportunity to provide critical feedback directly to the PSR.
Why is this important? While we successfully influenced the change in the threshold policy, the CSC approach remains controversial and requires collective evidence to highlight where it is falling short. This session is your chance to drive meaningful change and maintain momentum in shaping fair policies.
Who should attend? While attendance is encouraged for all members, it is particularly vital for PSPs
By participating, you will play an active role in addressing a major policy concern, ensuring our voices are heard, and continuing to apply pressure where it matters most.
**Please note there are only 10 spaces available at this in-person event. This is one attendee per member company. Your ticket may be declined if someone from your company is already registered. If this is the case, please get in touch with [email protected] to discuss who you would like to attend.
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