Regulatory Alerts2022-12-01
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Fees charged upon application
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) charges a fee for considering applications for authorisation as a payment service provider. This one-off fee applies regardless of whether the application is granted, dismissed, or withdrawn, with specific amounts defined in the Regulation on the financing of financial supervision of one-off actions. Additionally, DNB charges payment institutions an annual fee to cover the costs of regular supervision.
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DNB charges a fee for considering applications for authorisation.
Published: 01 December 2022
The fee applies regardless of whether we grant or dismiss the application or the applicant withdraws the application
Fees application
Fees are charged for processing a permit application. The amount of these one-off costs is set out in the Regulation on the financing of financial supervision of one-off actions (Regeling bekostiging financieel toezicht eenmalige handelingen - Dutch only).
Fee for regular supervision
We also charge payment institutions an annual fee to cover the costs of our regular supervision.
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Exemption from the authorisation requirement
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Ban on operating as a payment service provider without authorisation
The public register
Payment service providers having their registered office in another EEA country
Laws and regulations on the market access of payment service providers
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Payment initiation services
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