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Payment Services Act 2019

Payment Services Act 2019 · st:sg-psa
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Section 5(1) (Licensing of payment service providers)
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Section 6(9) and (12) (Conditions for the grant of a standard or major payment institution licence)
prov:sg-psa-s6
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Section 18(1) (Prohibition against use of unlicensed agent)
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Section 23(2) (Safeguarding of money received from customer)
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Backs requirement safeguardingRequired
First Schedule, Part 1, paragraph 1 (Services that are payment services)
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National regimes implementing it

3 regimes

One statute, implemented differently by each regime below — the same directive granting different activities, client types and capital figures market by market.

WhereAuthorityRegimeCapital · transitionFirms
SGMonetary Authority of SingaporeMoney-Changing Licence / Singapore / PS ActCurrency conversion (FX) as a serviceno datano data0
SGMonetary Authority of SingaporeStandard Payment Institution Licence / Singapore / PS ActIssue electronic money, Execute payment transactions (direct debits, card payments, credit transfers) +1SGD 100,000 source6–15 months source0
SGMonetary Authority of SingaporeMajor Payment Institution Licence / Singapore / PS ActIssue electronic money, Execute payment transactions (direct debits, card payments, credit transfers) +4SGD 250,000 sourceno data3

Sources

Section 5(1) (Licensing of payment service providers)Payment Services Act 2019https://sso.agc.gov.sg/Act/PSA2019?ProvIds=pr5-
Section 6(9) and (12) (Conditions for the grant of a standard or major payment institution licence)Payment Services Act 2019https://sso.agc.gov.sg/Act/PSA2019?ProvIds=pr6-
Section 18(1) (Prohibition against use of unlicensed agent)Payment Services Act 2019https://sso.agc.gov.sg/Act/PSA2019?ProvIds=pr18-
Section 23(2) (Safeguarding of money received from customer)Payment Services Act 2019https://sso.agc.gov.sg/Act/PSA2019?ProvIds=pr23-
First Schedule, Part 1, paragraph 1 (Services that are payment services)Payment Services Act 2019https://sso.agc.gov.sg/Act/PSA2019?ProvIds=Sc1-

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