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… with the best pricing of the season The 2022 SUMMIT will return April 26–28, 2022 to Toronto’s Beanfield Centre. … events we welcome the opportunity to connect once again to discuss the future of modern payments. The SUMMIT has always … meeting point for the payments ecosystem to connect and discuss the future of payments and how Canada has a leading …
… to reconnect with colleagues, make new connections and discuss the challenges and opportunities facing our industry. … systems. Amendments to the Canadian Payments Act are required in 2023 to allow for necessary by-law changes to … for the RTR. We are excited to welcome five new and two returning members to our Stakeholder Advisory Council (SAC), …
… Payments Canada is pleased to welcome seven returnees to its Member Advisory Council (MAC), effective July 1, 2023. These experts …
… its response to the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures’ (CPMI) … principles followed for setting the requirements seem reasonable. While a platform or network agnostic approach … particularly as different kinds of payments (e.g., returns, rejects etc) are implicated by the requirement. …
… due to amalgamation. November 6, 2023 December 4, 2023 Published Lynx Rule 1, Lynx Rule 3 Amendments to provide for … Rule G3 Amendments to include Image related definitions and return time frames. May 12, 2023 July 11, 2023 Published … for US AFT files making it distinct from what is currently required for AFT FCNs. March 2, 2023 May 3, 2023 Published …
… financial institutions and businesses. Payments Canada is seeking input on proposed changes to how bill payment … effective June 30, 2025. As a result, Payor FIs will be required to convert paper-based Remittances presented by … paper Invoices or choose not to obtain a CCIN for economic reasons. Electronic bill payments made to billers that do …
… businesses and consumers. There are multiple enablers for this change — technology, innovation, consumer demand — but the real reason payments keep getting better and better are the rules … a rule be changed? How many payment rules are there? On this episode of The PayPod, find out everything you’ve ever …
… Earlier this year, Payments Canada conducted a public consultation on … improvements and identified areas where refinements may be required. Key themes identified in consultation responses … remittances as acceptable items for exchange. The need for reasonable timeframes for implementing any changes. Thank …
… Board, and are in effect as of today. A PAD agreement is a contract signed between a payor (the end user whose account is being debited) directly with a payee (the end user whose … businesses accepting PADs. The definition of “commercially reasonable” was revised. Rule H1 now allows a payee to use a …
… The CPSA program specifies industry best practices about: required testing equipment equipment calibration and … cheque testing cheque testing procedures. Payments Canada issues a printer identification number to self accredited … on these cheques may still happen. This is usually for reasons like suspect quality or a specific product (such as …