Working groups
Within the Dutch Payments Association, members work together in working groups and taskforces on current issues in payments. In the working groups, specialists delegated by members prepare policy at tactical and operational levels. They monitor developments, share knowledge and advise management, both on request and on their own initiative. For temporary issues, the association establishes taskforces where necessary.
A list of articles
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Dutch Payments Association Legal Affairs Working Group (WJZB)
The Legal Affairs Working Group is the Dutch Payments Association’s legal expert platform. The working group interprets legal developments in payments and helps members establish uniform, sector-wide positions.
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Cards Working Group
The Cards Working Group monitors developments in card payments in the Netherlands and discusses their implications for policy, legislation and standards. The working group contributes to secure, efficient and reliable payments at the point of sale and online.
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Digital Euro Working Group
The Digital Euro Functional and Technical Working Group examines how the digital euro fits functionally and technically within Dutch payments. The working group helps the sector make well-informed choices about this potential new European payment instrument.
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Open Banking Working Group
The Open Banking Working Group ensures alignment and coordination within the Dutch open banking ecosystem. The working group monitors developments in legislation, standards and operational issues, thereby contributing to the secure and reliable use of open banking.
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Cash Working Group
The Cash Working Group discusses developments relating to cash and its availability in the Netherlands. The working group promotes coordination between banks and Geldmaat and contributes to accessible, reliable and well-functioning cash payments.
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eIDAS Taskforce
The eIDAS Taskforce examines the impact of eIDAS 2.0 and the EUDI Wallet on Dutch payments. The taskforce interprets acceptance obligations for payment service providers and monitors European developments relating to digital identity and digital wallets.