Central Bank Of Ireland News

SumUp obtains e-money licence from the Central Bank of Ireland

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Stripe to move payment processing from the UK to Ireland

Online payments processor Stripe has announced that its services will be moved to Ireland in preparation for Brexit.

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Moneycorp receives e-money license in Dublin for EU expansion

Moneycorp Group, a UK-based foreign exchange and payments company, has obtained an e-money and MiFID license to operate in Dublin, Ireland.

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Payoneer authorised as an electronic money institution by Central Bank of Ireland

Payoneer, the digital payment platform, has announced its continued global expansion with the establishment of a new office in Dublin, Ireland.

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Central Bank of Ireland delays deadline for SCA rules

The Central Bank of Ireland has announced a delay to the roll out of strong customer authentication (SCA) rules, thus following the lead of the Bank of England.

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Irish consumers increasingly using credit cards and debit cards

Irish consumers have showed their preference for credit and debit card usage, with transactions up 9% in Q1 – now standing at EUR 17.2 billion.

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PFS secures e-money licence from the Central Bank of Ireland

Prepaid Financial Services (PFS), an Ireland-based issuers of payment cards, has received an e-money license from the Central Bank of Ireland.

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Irish company Circit brings open banking to the audit profession

Ireland-based audit firm Circit has announced it has been granted registration as an Account Information Service Provider by the Central Bank of Ireland.

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