Rule · CBTT · 24 Nov 2020 · 33539
The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago authorizes Payment Service Providers, Payment System Operators, and Prospective E-Money Issuers to submit licensing, registration, and application fees electronically effective November 24, 2020. Recipients must email scanned supporting documents and payment evidence to PSregistration@central-bank.org.tt, while physical documents must be couriered within two weeks. The circular specifies the Central Bank's account details, including account number 01-55440-000-00-00-00 and routing number 010100110, for processing these electronic payments.
November 24, 2020
CIRCULAR LETTER TO:
Payment Service Providers
Payment System Operators
Bill Payment Service Providers
Prospective E-Money Issuers REF: CB-OIFI-2383/2020 ELECTRONIC PAYMENT OF LICENSING, REGISTRATION AND APPLICATION FEES In light of the recently approved E-Money Issuer Order, 2020 and the establishment of the Regulatory Innovation Hub, the Central Bank wishes to advise all Payment Service Providers, Payment System Operators and Prospective E-Money Issuers that effective November 24, 2020 the electronic submission of licensing, registration and application fees will be accepted. In this regard, entities would be required to submit the following information to PSregistration@central-bank.org.tt:
CIRCULAR LETTER TO: -2- November 24, 2020
Payment Service Providers
Payment System Operators
Bill Payment Service Providers
Prospective E-Money Issuers
Please email any queries on the above procedure to PSregistration@centralbank.org.tt Please be guided accordingly. Yours sincerely Patrick Solomon INSPECTOR OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
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