Making payments thrive

We drive collaboration to deliver improvements that benefit all Australians.

Events

20 February 2019

Stone & Chalk – Preparing your business for Open Banking

Our COO, Andy White, is on the Advisory Committee of the Data Standards Body and is speaking on the new timeline for open banking.

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Publications

04 Feb, 2019

Payments Monitor - Fourth Quarter 2018

Our latest Payments Monitor includes a farewell message from our CEO, and provides updates on the CNP Fraud Mitigation Framework, the Open Loop Transport Payments Framework, the Australian Payments Council's payments plan developments, the NPP Access Regime Consultation, and more.

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What's New

19 Feb, 2019

The APC is consulting on payments in a global, digital world

The Australian Payments Council (APC) is inviting businesses, consumers, government, and non-government organisations to help shape its strategic agenda for the next three years.

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Becoming a member

Rules and Regulations

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Publications

Fraud Statistics

Australian Payments Network collects fraud statistics from financial institutions and card schemes twice-yearly. We publish the aggregated statistics to help increase awareness about fraud trends, prevention, and security. Tackling fraud is a high priority for industry. Our annual Australian Payments Fraud report includes details of how the industry is working collaboratively and with law enforcement in the fight against fraud.

2018 Annual Review

The payments system is evolving faster than ever as consumers, businesses, and regulators embrace the digital world.

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Consultations & Submissions

New Payments Platform: Functionality and Access

Review of Retail Payments Regulation: Stored-value Facilities

Introducing an Economy-Wide Cash Payment Limit

Competition in the Australian Financial System - Draft Report

Digital Economy Strategy

Payment Frameworks

Rules and Regulations

About AusPayNet

Through our network we bring together industry, government, regulators and other stakeholders to improve the Australian payments system by:

promoting competition and innovation
delivering efficiency
controlling systemic risk

We create a shared purpose that engenders confidence in the payments system.

Membership

Our network is open to financial institutions, payment systems operators, technology providers, major retailers and other organisations with a significant interest in payments.

Our network of 120 organisations spans a wide range of participants with varying levels of involvement.

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