Tag: PSD3
Nordic banks turn to CaaS to cut costs and modernise
Nordic banks are grappling with the twin burden of ageing core infrastructure and spiralling compliance costs, with spending on card scheme mandates and PCI...
Nordic banks turn to CaaS to fight rising fraud
The Nordic region is among the most cashless in the world, with cash accounting for fewer than 5% of all transactions in Norway and...
Why onboarding failures now drive fraud losses
The financial services industry is entering a new era where the cost of fraud is no longer absorbed by customers but increasingly sits squarely...
APP scams, instant payments and the future of SAR reporting
Rethinking SAR thresholds in 2026 has become unavoidable as APP scams surge alongside the rapid expansion of instant payments across Europe.
According to Flagright, as...
EU fintechs face new AML duties as APP scams surge
APP scams, where victims are manipulated into sending money themselves, have become the most damaging form of payment fraud across Europe.
According to Flagright,...
EUDI Wallet use cases: from KYC to payments and lending
Remote onboarding has become one of the biggest friction points in financial services, even as regulators continue to tighten expectations around AML compliance. Many...
FRAML convergence reshapes financial crime control
Europe’s financial sector is grappling with a perfect storm of interconnected risks. Fraud and money laundering are no longer discrete criminal threats — they...
EU AMLR raises compliance stakes for digital platforms
Since 2025, the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) has fundamentally changed the way very large online platforms (VLOPs) and digital marketplaces must manage compliance,...
EU reforms promise safer payments and fewer hidden fees
EU lawmakers have reached a landmark agreement to overhaul the bloc’s payment services framework, paving the way for tighter fraud protections, greater transparency on...
Intelligence sharing set to reshape financial crime prevention
Criminal activity in financial services continues to evolve at pace, putting pressure on institutions to anticipate threats rather than simply react. While fraudsters exploit...










