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What each said, in their own words
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American Express supports the initiatives by the Commission encourage instant payments across the EU. The design of such initiatives should consider all possible barriers to instant payments to ensure further adoption by consumers and businesses alike. A more developed instant payments infrastructure will open opportunities for payment initiation and acquiring in particular.
The EMA welcomes the Commissions proposals to improve the supply of instant payments across Europe, and tackle the key issues that have hampered the uptake of instant payment in euro. We share the Commissions view that SEPA instant payments have the capacity to form the foundations to support the EU retail payments strategy.
American Express (Amex) welcomes the proposed Payments Services Package introduced by the European Commission (EC) in June 2023, as these proposed changes will help to foster innovation, strengthen competition, and secure safer payments. Overall, this package marks an important step towards harmonizing payment standards across the EU.
The Electronic Money Association (EMA), established in 2001, is the trade body for European and UK Crypto Assets Providers (CASPs), Payment Institutions (PIs), E-Money Institutions (EMIs), and Credit Institutions (CIs) providing innovative payments.
American Express (Amex) welcomes the proposed Payments Services Package introduced by the European Commission (EC) in June 2023, as these proposed changes will help to foster innovation, strengthen competition, and secure safer payments. Overall, this package marks an important step towards harmonizing payment standards across the EU.
The Electronic Money Association (EMA), established in 2001, is the trade body for European and UK Crypto Assets Providers (CASPs), Payment Institutions (PIs), E-Money Institutions (EMIs), and Credit Institutions (CIs) providing innovative payments.
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