New Payment Transactions – Part 2: Who is Affected?

Findea sheds light in a series on how the comprehensive renewal of Swiss payment transactions affects various sectors.

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New Payment Transactions – Part 2: Who is Affected?

Payment transactions in Switzerland are being fundamentally renewed. This has far-reaching consequences for all involved. Findea explains in a four-part series what changes and what adjustments will come for the participants. In this second contribution, it is shown who will be affected and what the renewal will have consequences for each party.

The following four categories will be affected by the fundamental changes brought about by the new payment transactions:

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