Rule · PMA · 30 Jan 2024
The Palestine Monetary Authority requires banks operating in Palestine to review and adjust payment caps for subscribers of the E-SADAD system based on their specific financial transaction patterns and business models. Banks must evaluate merchant requests for cap modifications, ensure their automated systems are prepared to implement these changes efficiently, and coordinate with the Palestinian Payment Services Company regarding technical requirements and available services. This directive applies to all commercial banks operating within the jurisdiction.
PALESTINE MONETARY AUTHORITY
Circular No. (134 / 2024)
To all banks operating in Palestine
Date: Monday, December 30, 2024
Subject: Cap on payments executed via the National E-SADAD Invoice Presentation and Settlement System
In light of the fact that some subscribers joining the E-SADAD system require a review of the currently defined caps on the system to align with their needs and business patterns, and based on the provisions of Article No. (8) of Instructions No. (9) of 2024 regarding payment caps, you are requested to do the following:
Supervision Group
Palestine Monetary Authority
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