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Sepa storyboard

Sepa storyboard

Source: European Payments Council

This European Payments Council document draws together essential information for the banking community relating to EU demands for the introduction of a Single Euro Payments Area (Sepa).

The principal aim of the document is to provide banks and each (national)banking community with a source of texts explaining Sepa from various perspectives, as follows:
  • the overall vision and scope of Sepa
  • the design philosophy adopted for the schemes and frameworks
  • the various design components that collectively make up Sepa
  • the end-user experience of Sepa
  • the roles and responsibilities of the stakeholders in the Seap programme
  • the benefits delivered by Sepa

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