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Instant payments will soon be ubiquitous across the EU, thanks to the new SEPA Instant regulation. This new legislation, passed by the European Parliament, mandates that all PSPs be able to send and receive instant payments 24 hours a day, 365 days a year at no extra charge, before the end of 2025. It’s a big ask.
But hidden behind the headlines lies a web of complexity that financial institutions must unpick to make this new law a reality for businesses and consumers.
In this session, we delve into some of those challenges and with our panel of leading experts explain what financial institutions and PSPs must do to be ready to tackle them. Are you really ready for the SEPA Instant Regulations?
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So, you think you’re ready for SEPA Instant?
We asked 200 senior payment professionals at European banks about what this new legislation means for them and how it is set to impact their financial institutions. Download “So, you think you’re ready for SEPA Instant?” report to get the full results.
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