EPIF response to the EBA call for input on bank de-risking

EPIF would like to point that that most of the main money transfer operators (MTO) providing their services in Europe have experienced the unilateral closure of their bank accounts and the refusal to offer them banking services in breach of Article 36 PSD2 in different Member States. This poses an existential threat to their activities, employees and customers in that country and the continuation of this practice threatens to undermine the AML/CFT protections in place by driving MTOs out of the market and leading customers to use unlicensed illegal channels. Moreover, this process even more accelerated in the past months with the COVID-19 crisis.

2021-01-04T08:45:31+00:00

Joint industry letter to the EBA on RTS on SCA

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

2020-05-11T13:02:08+00:00

EPIF’s views on the future of European payments

EPIF members have prepared this paper to outline their views, expectations and recommendations for the future of European payments. For EPIF, the future payments landscape in Europe would benefit from measures under the four following themes: 1. Implementation of the PSD2 2. Harmonisation in the implementation of the AML regime 3. Interoperable e-ID 4. Amending [...]

2020-05-11T12:50:18+00:00
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