Written by: Jordan Ulis
One of the ways that an organisation may choose to interact with the platform is by becoming an Overlay Service Provider. The NPP was designed to enable organisations to use the Platform’s capabilities in …
An article written by an academic has appeared on multiple media platforms last week implying that NPP Australia does not have mechanisms in place to protect PayID from the risk of cyberattacks and data …
The New Payments Platform operates with security and fraud front of mind, which is why our regulations require NPP participants to have strict cyber-security and fraud detection processes in place when they offer services …
Response to the RBA’s NPP Functionality and Access Consultation: Conclusions Paper In June 2019, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) published its Conclusions Paper regarding its NPP Functionality and Access Consultation. As part of this …
The next generation of real-time payments: An international scan Real-Time Payments 2.0 is a white-paper that explores key trends and opportunities in global real-time payments. The paper is an overview of developments in other real-time payments markets, including focus areas for future growth …
NPP Australia welcomes the RBA’s Conclusions Paper into NPP Functionality and Access Consultation in line with our shared commitment to operate the NPP in a way that promotes the public interest. We believe it …
NPP Australia has released a standardised QR code specification for the New Payments Platform (NPP), in line with its ambition to enable more innovators to use the NPP’s real-time data-rich capabilities. The NPP QR …
NPP Australia and Stone & Chalk partnered during the month of May to bring a masterclass on the New Payments Platform and the future capability being developed. NPP Australia CEO, Adrian Lovney presented on …
Following a successful go-live in November 2017, the New Payments Platform (NPP) was opened to the Australian public on 13 February 2018. Here are some interesting facts about the first year of its operation: …
NPP Australia is seeking input from interested stakeholders on the development of NPP ISO 20022 message usage guidelines for payroll, PAYG tax and superannuation payments. The aim of the consultation process is to obtain …
