Surrender of payment service authorisation requires liability settlement, customer notice, regulatory review, and certificate cancellation. Surrender of authorisation by an operational Payment Service Provider requires a Board-approved written request, a Chartered Accountant's certificate of ... Summary
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International Financial Services Centres Authority (Payment Services) Regulations, 2024
Surrender of payment service authorisation requires liability settlement, customer notice, regulatory review, and certificate cancellation.
Surrender of authorisation by an operational Payment Service Provider requires a Board-approved written request, a Chartered Accountant's certificate of customer balances, escrow details and liabilities, a liability repayment plan, and an undertaking not to incur fresh liabilities. The Authority may require public notices and monthly progress reports. Following extinguishment of customer and merchant liabilities, a statutory auditor's no-liability certificate and the original Certificate of Authorisation must be submitted for cancellation. Providers that have not commenced operations must additionally establish non-commencement and submit their latest audited balance sheet.
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