SEPA Request-to-Pay scheme: homologation procedure and new types of ho...

SEPA Request-to-Pay scheme: homologation procedure and new types of homologation

21 April 23

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The European Payments Council (EPC) announces that effective as of today, any technical solution provider (TSP) may undergo a SEPA Request to Pay (SRTP) homologation. A duly homologated TSP will become a “Referenced Technical Solution Provider” (RTSP) and feature on a list published on the EPC website. The SRTP scheme applicants that will be using a RTSP will be eligible for a simplified homologation.


About the SRTP homologation

In addition to the standard homologation and the simplified homologation for the applicants that have already gone through a relevant formal authorisation/licensing process, and/or are subject to specific regulatory/supervisory requirements, two new homologation types are launched: 
 

  • the simplified B homologation for the applicants that are using a RTSP 
  • the simplified A+B homologation  for the applicants  that have already gone through a relevant formal authorisation/licensing process, and/or are subject to specific regulatory/supervisory requirements and are using a RTSP.
     

Read more in Toolkit for new SEPA Request-to-pay (SRTP) scheme participants page. 
 



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