October 31, 2024
Supervisory policies
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October 31, 2024
Registration application fee
This supervisory policy explains the one-time fee applicants must pay when submitting an application to register as a payment service provider with the Bank. -
October 16, 2024
Entering into a compliance agreement with the Bank of Canada
This supervisory policy addresses why the Bank of Canada may offer a compliance agreement to a payment service provider (PSP), the process for entering into a compliance agreement with the Bank of Canada, and what PSPs should expect if they enter into this type of agreement. -
October 16, 2024
Annual reporting of retail payment activity metrics
This supervisory policy outlines the retail payment activity metrics that payment service providers must report as part of the annual reporting form. -
October 16, 2024
Annual reporting
This supervisory policy provides an overview of annual reporting requirements and clarifies how the Bank of Canada expects payment service providers to comply with those requirements. -
October 16, 2024
Reporting of retail payment activity metrics at registration
This supervisory policy outlines the retail payment activity metrics that payment service providers must report at registration. -
October 16, 2024
Reporting changes to registration information
This supervisory policy explains how the Bank of Canada expects registered payment service providers (PSPs) to comply with requirements to provide updated registration information. -
October 2, 2024
Amendments to registration applications
This supervisory policy explains how applicants should proceed when making changes to the information they provided as part of their application to become a registered payment service provider. -
October 2, 2024
Criteria for registering payment service providers
This supervisory policy helps individuals and entities determine if they are subject to the Retail Payment Activities Act and if they should register with the Bank. -
August 21, 2024
Acquisitions of control and prescribed changes
This supervisory policy explains how a registered payment service provider (PSP) should assess whether it will be the subject of a planned acquisition of control or a prescribed change.