Understanding RPAA

Learn about the RPAA and the upcoming registration requirements for Payment Services Providers.

Understanding the New Registration Requirements for Payment Services Providers

Beginning in November 2024, all businesses identified as Payment Services Providers (PSPs) must register with the Bank of Canada. This new regulation aims to enhance oversight and ensure compliance in the payment processing sector.

New Regulations

Stay informed about the upcoming changes affecting your business operations.

Key Dates

Mark your calendar for November 2024 to ensure compliance.

Understanding PSP Classification Under RPAA

To be classified as a Payment Services Provider (PSP) under the RPAA, businesses must meet specific criteria set by regulatory authorities. This classification ensures compliance and enhances the security of payment services across Canada.

Unlocking Opportunities: The Benefits of Compliance with the RPAA

Compliance with the RPAA fosters increased trust among consumers and partners. It opens up new market opportunities for Payment Services Providers, enhancing their competitive edge.

Build Trust

Establishing compliance signals reliability, encouraging customers to choose your services confidently.

Expand Markets

Establishing compliance signals reliability, encouraging customers to choose your services confidently.