Rule · PMA · 5 Jan 2026

Circular No. 2/2026: Point of Sale Terminals at Government Departments

The Palestine Monetary Authority issued Circular No. 2/2026 to extend the validity of previous regulations regarding point of sale terminals at government departments. This directive mandates that the provisions of Circular No. 2025/98 remain in effect until the end of 2026, with the possibility of renewal. The measure ensures continued regulatory compliance for financial institutions operating these terminals within government entities.

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Palestine Monetary Authority

Circular No. (2/2026)
To all banks operating in Palestine Date: Monday, January 05, 2026

Subject: Point of Sale Terminals at Government Departments

With reference to the above subject, and based on Circular No. (2025/98) dated 2025/08/18 regarding point of sale terminals at government departments, it has been decided to extend the validity of the provisions of the Circular until the end of the year 2026, subject to renewal.

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Financial Stability Group
Palestine Monetary Authority

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Circular No. (2025/15) dated 2025/08/18 regarding point of sale terminals at government departmentsNot in RegAlert
“based on Circular No. (2025/15) dated 2025/08/18 regarding point of sale terminals at government departments, it has been decided to extend the validity of the provisions of the Circular until the end of the year 2026, subject to renewal.”