The Association encouraged the Payments Association of the UK government to modernize the payment infrastructure in the new manifesto

The Association of PaymentThe trade group represents the payment sector, launching payments on 2025, which encourages the UK government to ensure consumer protection.

In the new manifesto, ‘Create conditions to support growth and innovation of payments‘, Association describes the payments of 66 policies of 216 Professional Payment of Financial Repair, ESG, Digital currencies and financial involvement.

The launch, which is happening in the Westminster palace, hosting the David Burton Sampson MPwith a principal language from Emma Reynolds MPSecretary of the Treasury economy. It follows the publication of the National Payment Views of Government and Strategy statement (NPV & S) last year. This initiative intends to establish a ‘reliable, primary payment of ecosystem’ by promoting progress in progress, which can help change the growth and growth of growth and growth.

“It is time for the UK to grow and modernize our payment infrastructure to maximize economic potential while secure the consumer protection,” mean Tony CraddockDirector General to Payment Association. “For that to be the case, it’s vital to ensure the new infrastructure and legal system underpinning it is appropriate, aligned to the vision, adaptive to the vision, supportive of the common goal of enablishment in an inclusive, liberal society. Our manifesto gives the ideal context in which it will continue. “

Lord McNeol in West KilbrideThe house of gentlemen, writing to the preliminary manifesto, said: “There is a great need in the UK to resolve issues such as economic crime increases while increasing Finance incorporation. Meanwhile, we need to take advantage of new technologies such as digital currencies. The Manifesto in the Payments AssocoSto shines a light on the main issues we need to solve for a more powerful UK. “

Does UK risk falling back?

Riccardo TourderPayment Association’s Payment Association and Government Director, as well as: “It is dangerous to a stage in the UK regarding the UK on the UK. of payments, led by this space for a long time. “

The new manifesto urges the uk government on reducing authorized push payment through improved data sharing, expanding regulatory boundaries and ai-driven data analysis, and advocating for robust digital verification frameworks.

It also emphasizes the importance of ensure regulatory balance enhances change, competition and consumer protection. Association urges regulatory bodies such as Authoration of financial conduct and Payment Reference Regulator To prioritize growth and competence beside their other purposes.

The Payment Association also recommends the development of financial inclusion by supporting digital payments in the innovation and identification of the payment services of different currencies.

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