June 17, 2024
Publication date: December 12, 2023
Last updated: October 31, 2024
Access all supervisory policies and guidelines on registration, supervision and enforcement related to the Retail Payment Activities Act and the Retail Payment Activities Regulations.
Registration is now open
If you are a payment service provider (PSP) subject to the Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA), you must register with the Bank by November 15, 2024.
We develop supervisory policies and guidelines to help payment service providers (PSPs) understand their obligations and how we will supervise them under the Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA) and the Retail Payment Activities Regulations (RPAR).
- Supervisory policies are documents that clarify what we will do to carry out our supervisory role, including registration and enforcement activities.
- Supervisory guidelines are documents that clarify the standards and practices we expect PSPs to incorporate into their business operations to meet risk management requirements. We may conduct consultations on our guidelines to gather input and feedback on these supervisory expectations.
For more terminology about retail payment supervision, refer to the glossary.
To help individuals or entities assess whether they could be subject to the Retail Payment Activities Act, use our self-assessment tool.
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June 17, 2024
This supervisory policy provides an overview of the Bank of Canada’s administrative monetary penalties (AMPs) regime and how the Bank determines administrative monetary penalty amounts.
Administrative monetary penalties
Content Type(s):
Retail payments supervision materials,
Supervisory policies
Topic(s):
Enforcement,
Registration