Rule · CMA · 3 Jun 2026
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has issued a Service Level Agreement (SLA) to standardize performance metrics, service availability, and mutual obligations for its digital financial services. The agreement mandates a 24-hour initial response time, 99% accuracy in issued reports and licenses, and a minimum 90% customer satisfaction rate, while designating critical systems for 24/7 operation. It further requires monthly performance reporting, biannual contract reviews, and a strict 48-hour escalation protocol for unresolved issues to guarantee continuous service improvement and regulatory transparency.
Service Level Agreement (SLA) between the Financial Services Authority and Beneficiaries
Introduction
This document aims to clarify the Service Level Agreement (SLA) between the Financial Services Authority (FSA) and service beneficiaries, which aims to deliver high-quality services and specific performance standards to ensure transparency, improve user experience, and increase customer satisfaction.
Purpose and Scope
This Service Level Agreement (SLA) defines the expected service levels and responsibilities of the Financial Services Authority (FSA) and its service beneficiaries. This agreement aims to achieve excellence in digital financial services delivery and ensure accountability and transparency.
Services Covered
This agreement covers the services provided by the Financial Services Authority and listed in the services directory at the following link: https://om.gov
Performance Standards
The Financial Services Authority commits to providing the aforementioned services according to the following standards:
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