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Iceland's central bank prepares domestic account-to-account payments infrastructure
The Central Bank of Iceland is preparing infrastructure that would let banks and PSPs offer account-to-account payments for goods and services, diversifying retail payment channels.
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According to the source, the Central Bank of Iceland is preparing domestic infrastructure for account-to-account (A2A) payments. It is designed to give banks and payment service providers (PSPs) the ability to offer such payments for goods and services.
The initiative is linked to the country's goal of diversifying its retail payment channels and strengthening financial resilience. The material provides no further details on launch timing, participants or terms.
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