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PSD3: Current status of SCA and authorised push payment fraud prevention requirements
Update on proposed regulatory changes
Update on proposed regulatory changes
PSD3 (PSR) is coming New types of banking and payment fraud are rapidly increasing and have driven European regulators to adapt PSD2. | |
Payment service providers (PSPs) should prepare for changes Obtain expert information about the latest changes related to SCA and APP fraud protection. | |
Learn the proposed changes According to the latest draft proposal, notable changes affect SCA mechanisms, accessibility requirements, unpdated liability schemes, and more. |
PSD3 (PSR) is coming New types of banking and payment fraud are rapidly increasing and have driven regulators to adapt PSD2. | |
AISPs, PSPs, and others should prepare for change Get an expert update not only on the current state of the regulatory overhaul, but also who can expect to be impacted. | |
Learn the proposed changes According to the draft proposal, notable changes include: AISPs will not be able to use their own SCA; PSPs must provide SCA mechanisms free of charge; and there will be accessibility requirements for SCA mechanisms. |