Notifications about payment institutions

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Published: 12 December 2017

Payment institution notifications of changes, events or signals

To notify us of significant changes or events or to report signals, and for notifications that are subject to the notification duty yet for which no DLT form is available, payment institutions must contact our payment institutions supervisors directly by email at infobetaalinstelling@dnb.nl or by telephone through the secretariat of our National Bank Supervision and Expertise at +31 20 524 9111.

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