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… real reason payments keep getting better and better are the rules and by-laws that form their foundation. How does a payment rule get created? Once it’s created, who governs it and who enforces it? Can a rule be changed? How many payment rules are there? On this …

… These amendments come in effect on June 7, 2016. The Rules section is updated on the day the amendments come into effect. Rule A4 - Returned and Redirected Items Amendments to amend … Payment Item and corresponding consequential amendments. Rule H6 - Rules Pertaining to the Inter-financial …

… up to date on changes and amendments to Payments Canada’s rules and by-laws. Payments Canada, in consultation with our members and stakeholders, updates its rules, standards and by-laws where necessary to ensure the … secure and efficient operation of Canada’s payment systems. Rules and standards lay out the roles, responsibilities and …

… Rule amendments take effect on July 11, 2023. Recently approved amendments to ACSS and Lynx rules, summarized below, aim to improve various aspects of … systems and support their efficient use and operation. The rule amendments take effect on July 11, 2023. Proposed rule …

… and merchants, Payments Canada today announced a new rule to enable broader point-of-sale (POS) debit card … requirements, as defined by Payments Canada’s existing rules, require merchants to have consistent online … such as paying bus fare.  The new Payments Canada rule, Rule E5, titled Exchange of Point-of-Service Delayed …

… is seeking feedback on its consultation paper for a new rule, as part of its point-of-service payment rules framework, to enable a broader range of point-of-service debit card acceptance. This new rule further supports the move to digital payments and …