Today, the Berlin Group announces that the European Central Bank (ECB) has joined the initiative as a non-voting observer participant. The ECB's participation reflects the growing recognition of the importance of open, interoperable European standards in the evolving payments landscape. It is consistent with the strong recommendation in the draft digital euro regulation to leverage open European standards that foster interoperability. As an observer participant, the ECB will

Today, the Berlin Group announces a collaboration with nexo standards to align their standards as a support to the European Central Bank...

The European market is facing a multitude of payment methods that all share comparable functionality, but with different customer...

KIBS AD from North Macedonia has decided to officially join the Berlin Group as a participant. The core activities of KIBS AD (Clearing...

The Berlin Group has published Version 1.2 of the NextGenMobileP2P Framework. The Version 1.2 integrates Change Requests submitted by the...

Today, the Berlin Group announces that they will start to work on a full openFinance API (Application Programming Interface) Framework....

The Dutch Payments Association has decided to officially join the Berlin Group as a participant. Berlin Group is very pleased with the...

The Berlin Group has published Version 1.1 of the NextGenMobileP2P Framework. The Version 1.1 integrates Change Requests submitted by EPC...

The Russian National Payments Card System (NSPK) has decided to join the Berlin Group. NSPK is a third party processor for such payment...

Bankart is the leading payments company in Slovenia. It was founded in 1997 and it provides ATM, POS, card, online, mobile and SEPA...