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What each said, in their own words
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EPIF welcomes the opportunity to comment on the Commission’s Inception Impact Assessment on the Revision of the eIDAS Regulation aimed at improving its effectiveness, extend its application to the private sector and promote trusted digital identities for all Europeans.
Bitkom welcomes the Commission’s draft, as it is another important building block for secure digital identities and trust services in the European Union. Europe’s digital sovereignty will be strengthened by establishing digital identities and allowing them to be used independently by EU citizens across the EU. Bitkom thanked for the opportunity to comment in the consultation process. Please find attached the opinion.
Filed in German · English published by the European Commission
EPIF welcomes the opportunity to provide our views to the Commission Inception Impact Assessment on Instant Payments. We would like to take this opportunity to share with you some general comments that our members have on this issue.
According to Bitkom, instant payments offer added value across all payment use cases. As supporters of a technology-neutral approach, however, we also want to stress the merit of digital payment solutions in general. Hence, we consider instant payments as complementary to existing products and as enabler for new payment solutions and products (e.g. Instant Lending).
Bitkom welcomes the Commissions proposal to accelerate the rollout of instant payments as an opportunity to drive further innovation in payment services. We recognise the opportunity to provide feedback on the proposed regulation. Our preliminary position paper lays out our ideas on how the draft regulation can be further developed with regard to the scope, pricing, and IBAN name checking.
Filed in German · English published by the European Commission
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