European Parliament approves SEPA rules
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Cross-border banking transactions are set to become easier as a result of new European rules. The European Parliament today approved new rules for the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), which set out common standards for cross-border euro payments.
The new rules will ensure fair competition between banks, eliminate hidden national surcharges and speed up transactions.
Read the European Parliament’s press release .
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