Policy statements

Contactless mobile payments - our report

Type | Policy Statements
Published | 31 07 2018

Background

PS 18/12: PSR regulatory fees

Type | Policy Statements
Published | 29 06 2018

Background This policy statement concludes our review of the regulatory fees regime for the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR).

PSR regulatory fees: 2018/19 fees figures

Type | Policy Statements
Published | 29 06 2018

This document sets out the figures we will use to calculate the regulatory fees for each PSR fee payer in 2018/19.

Outcome of consultation on the development of a contingent reimbursement model

Type | Policy Statements
Published | 28 02 2018

We have set out the next stages of our work to better protect people from authorised push payment (APP) scams.

PSR PS17/3: Direct Debit Facilities Management – Switching providers - decision on changes to the Bacs Direct Debit rules

Type | Policy Statements
Published | 13 12 2017

We are setting out our decision on provisional conclusions and proposals to change the Direct Debit rules relating to the switching of Facilities Management (FM) providers.

The Payment Services Regulations 2017 – the PSR’s approach to monitoring and enforcement

Type | Policy Statements
Published | 19 09 2017

The second EU Payment Services Directive (PSD2) is required to be in place in the UK by 13 January 2018.

The Payment Services Regulations 2017 – the PSR’s approach to monitoring and enforcement - factsheet

Type | Policy Statements
Published | 19 09 2017

A factsheet to accompany: The Payment Services Regulations 2017 – the PSR’s approach to monitoring and en

PS17/17 PSR regulatory fees 2017/18

Type | Policy Statements
Published | 21 07 2017

This document sets out our final decision on the rates for our regulatory fees for 2017/18.

Authorised push payment scams: the role of payment system operators – final Terms of Reference

Type | Policy Statements
Published | 30 03 2017

These final Terms of Reference confirm how we will consider the role payment system operators (PSOs) could play in minimising consumer harm caused by authorised push payment (APP) scams in the

PSR PS17/1: Our decision on the Financial Penalties Scheme

Type | Policy Statements
Published | 24 03 2017

We have made a decision on how we will use the money we retain from any financial penalties we impose.