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23 April 24
Request for proposal: EPC seeks Operational Scheme Manager for the EPC Directory Service
The European Payments Council (EPC) is launching today a request for proposal (RFP) for selecting a technology service provider to play the role of Operational Scheme Manager (OSM) in charge of developing and operating an EPC Directory Service (EDS). This RFP follows up on the Request For Informatio
12 March 2024|
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Public consultation on the SEPA Request-to-Pay scheme Rulebook change requests
EPC scheme participation fees
Payment service providers (PSPs) have to pay an annual scheme participation fee to use the EPC payment schemes.
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Participating in the schemes
If payment service providers (PSPs) want to offer SEPA euro credit transfers and direct debits to their customers, they have to formally adhere to the EPC payment schemes.
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What is a payment scheme?
The payment schemes developed by the EPC are used by thousands of payment service providers (PSPs) in Europe to facilitate some 50 billion transactions each year.
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12 March 2024|
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SEPA Credit Transfer Rulebook - Public Consultation Document on 2024 Change Requests and Response Template
12 March 2024|
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SEPA Direct Debit Core Rulebook - Public Consultation Document on 2024 Change Requests and Response Template
Evolution of the EPC payment schemes
The EPC payment schemes are used to facilitate billions of transactions every year in Europe and beyond.
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Toolkit for new scheme participants
This page will answer all applicants’ questions regarding participation in the EPC payment and payment related schemes.
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News
12 March 24
Public consultation on change requests for the EPC payment scheme rulebooks
Today, the European Payments Council (EPC) initiated a public consultation on change requests for all five EPC payment scheme rulebooks. This consultation runs from 12 March to 9 June 2024.This public consultation is part of the change management process of the EPC payment schemes regularly organise