News · BOC · 12 Jun 2026
The Bank of Canada will publish notices of violation for payment service providers (PSPs) subject to the Retail Payment Activities Act and its regulations. These notices, which include details on the nature of the violation and any administrative monetary penalty, will be posted on the Bank’s website after the period for representations expires. Additionally, each violation will be recorded on the PSP’s entry in the Bank’s Registry of PSPs.
The Bank of Canada will soon start publishing notices of violation related to payment service providers (PSPs) that are subject to the Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA) and the associated Retail Payment Activities Regulations.
After a PSP has received a notice of violation, and once the period for making representations has expired, the notice will be published on the Enforcement decisions section of the Bank’s website. The enforcement decision will provide some details on the nature of the violation, as well as the amount of any administrative monetary penalty.
The violation will also be noted on the PSP’s entry on the Bank of Canada’s Registry of PSPs.
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Retail payments, Enforcement
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