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ARTICLE · 03 JULY 2024

The EU's New Payments Services Package

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The European Union (EU) is updating its regulatory framework governing payment services by introducing the "Payments Services Package".

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The European Union (EU) is updating its regulatory framework governing payment services by introducing the "Payments Services Package". In June 2023, the European Commission published a set of legislative proposals designed to modernise and enhance the digital financial landscape within the EU.

The Payments Services Package consists of Payment Services Directive III (PSD3), to be adopted alongside the Payment Services Regulation (PSR) and the Regulation on a Framework for Financial Data Access (FIDAR).

PSD3 is an update to the existing Payment Services Directive (PSD2), aimed at further refining and expanding the regulatory framework for payment services. It will also repeal and replace the Electronic Money Directive (EMD2), establishing a single regulatory framework governing both payment services and e-money services. There would be a single set of requirements for licensing, conduct of business and prudential supervision, as e-money institutions will be

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