UK payments regulators discuss next steps for open banking

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The Financial Conduct Authority and Payment Systems Regulator have set out the next steps for open banking, focusing on variable recurring payments. In the statement the regulators explain the benefits of variable recurring payments, which includes helping consumers take more control of their regular payments, reducing the risk of unexpected expenditure. It will also offer businesses greater competition to current payment methods and could help reduce processing fees. As part of the next steps to deliver variable recurring payments, Open Banking Limited will establish an independent central operator to coordinate how variable recurring payments are made. The FCA and PSR will support this endeavor by working with industry and trade associations and are looking forward to significant progress being made in 2025. The regulators are also working with industry and trade associations to progress development of the commercial arrangements underpinning both variable recurring payments and use of open banking for e-commerce.

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