Prepare your organisation for PSD3 and the Payment Services Regulation (PSR). We help banks, payment institutions, electronic money institutions, and fintech companies assess readiness, identify compliance gaps, and implement the technical, operational, and customer experience requirements introduced by the new EU payments framework.
Comprehensive technical and regulatory assessment designed to identify compliance gaps and support the transition from PSD2 and EMD2 to the PSD3 framework.
PSD2 to PSD3 migration roadmap review.
EMD2 integration audit.
Technical infrastructure strategy preparation.
Regulatory and policy evaluation.
Deliverables:
A PSD2 to PSD3 migration roadmap with prioritised compliance recommendations and a clear gap analysis report.
Design and implementation of user permission management solutions that allow customers to review, manage, and revoke data-sharing permissions in real time.
Dashboard design for new solutions.
Existing dashboard audit and improvement recommendations.
Integration and alignment of existing permission management systems.
Deliverables:
A dashboard compliant with PSD3 and regulatory requirements, enabling users to manage and revoke permissions in real time.
We assess your current policies, processes, systems, and controls through policy evaluation and regulatory review to identify PSD3 and PSR compliance gaps.
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Compliance roadmap
Assessment findings are translated into a practical roadmap with prioritised actions, implementation milestones, and compliance objectives.
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Execution
We support the implementation of required technical, operational, security, authentication, and API-related changes necessary for PSD3 compliance.
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Ongoing advisory
We provide ongoing regulatory, technical, and operational advisory services to support long-term PSD3 and PSR compliance.
What are the main differences between PSD2 and PSD3?
PSD3 introduces stronger fraud prevention measures, enhanced customer protection requirements, updated authorisation rules, and tighter supervision of payment service providers. Together with PSR, it also introduces new requirements for authentication, API performance, and permission management.
