EPIF is delighted to share its position paper on the recent proposals on payment services (PSD3/PSR). EPIF very much welcomes these proposals, in particular the ambitious approach taken by the European Commission to move towards a Single Rulebook. This is an important step to further deepen the EU’s Single Market for payments and reduce divergences [...]
EPIF is delighted to share with you its views and recommendations ahead of the expected proposal by the European Commission revising the PSD2. EPIF members have always been supportive of the PSD2's goals of being a maximum harmonisation Directive. With this in mind, our recommendations focus on the areas we believe warrant a closer and more urgent [...]
EPIF is delighted to share its response to the European Commission's targeted consultation on the review of the revised Payment Service Directive (PSD2). The payments landscape has changed in the last years, with the entry into force of the PSD2 and developments in technology and FinTech introducing many new players and new payment solutions into [...]
EPIF is delighted to share with you its response to the EBA Consultation on the amendment to its technical standards on strong customer authentication and secure communication in relation to the 90-day exemption for account access. EPIF welcomes the EBA initiative to reassess some of the practical issues around Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) in the [...]
EPIF is delighted to share with you its response to the EBA Consultation on the Guidelines on Limited Network Exclusions under PSD2. EPIF welcomes the opportunity to reply to this consultation. We strongly support the limited network exclusion (LNE) and agree that there is a need for clearer guidance regarding the scope of the LNE. [...]
We are delighted to share EPIF's response to the EBA consultation on the Revised Guidelines on major incident reporting.
EPIF co-signed a joint industry letter that was sent to the EBA on the RTS on SCA and the use of CVV as a valid authentication factor. This letter was co-signed by: European Payment Institutions Federation (EPIF) Ecommerce Europe Eurocommerce European eCommerce and Omni-channel Trade Association (EMOTA) Merchant Risk Council (MRC0 Digital Europe
Please find below EPIF Q&A document that was submitted to the European Banking Authority asking for clarity on several PSD2 related issues.
EPIF has highly appreciated the constructive dialogue with the European Commission and the EBA during this process but nonetheless has some final remakrs on the revised draft. EPIF is of the view that card-based transactiobs should be exempt from the dynamic linking requirement. EPIF suggesting relacinx the requirements to keep the maximum transaction amount to EUR 50 [...]
EPIF generally agrees with the proposed Guidelines 1-6 but underlines the importance of the Home State Principle and its application to the complaints procedure for alleged infringements of the PSD2.