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Payment Institution Licence UK (PI Licence UK). If you wish to provide regulated payment services, such as money transfer, payment processing/merchant acquisition, payment initiation or account initiation services, we can help you obtain the Payment Institution Licence in the UK.

How to Get an E-Money or Payment License Select the Business Model and Create a Business Plan. ... Choose the Regulator or Country of Licensing. ... Choose an Appropriate License Type. ... Evaluate the Requirements from the Chosen Regulator and Obtain the List of Required Documents.

The PRA will respond within 8 weeks after the initial submission to advise any requirements. It has a statutory deadline of six months to make a decision on a completed application and 12 months on an incomplete application. The PRA charged £25,000 for a bank licence.

An e-money institution is an undertaking that has been authorised to issue e-money in ance with the European Communities (Electronic Money) Regulations 2011, as amended (EMR).

If you want to become a small payment institution (SPI) and offer payment services in the UK market, you need to apply to the FCA for an SPI licence. As set out in the Payment Services Regulations 2017, an SPI licence enables you to offer services such as remittance, payment processing, and operating payment accounts.

Banking license vs. The key difference between an e-money license and a banking license is where the customer's money is held, as well as how it is protected. E-money firms must use a partner bank to hold funds, and your money isn't protected by the European Deposit Guarantee Scheme (DGS).

When you are an EMD or EMI (Electronic Money Institution) agent, it essentially means that you are offering payment and e-money services on behalf of an authorised electronic money institution (as defined in the E-money Directive 2, EMD2).

How to Get an E-Money or Payment License Select the Business Model and Create a Business Plan. ... Choose the Regulator or Country of Licensing. ... Choose an Appropriate License Type. ... Evaluate the Requirements from the Chosen Regulator and Obtain the List of Required Documents.

Payment service providers are licensed to provide specified payment services under the PS Act. Payment systems facilitate the transfer of funds between or among participants and may be designated under the PS Act for closer supervision.

With a modular and risk-based regulatory approach, the PS Act is a flexible regulatory framework that reduces the impact of a failure of a payment service provider while promoting a progressive payments sector in Singapore.