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Driving awareness and consideration among a younger audience.

National banks and a biometric testing provider have expressed concerns in submissions to parliament on the Digital ID Bill.

Spark Foundation grant to support Māori in digital sector. ConnectID and Hold Access to accelerate development of WUNA digital wallet.

New $100m 'confirmation of payee' system to be developed.

Exponential market share gains in online payments processing made by domestic debit scheme Eftpos appear to have induced price responses from Visa and Mastercard.

Australian Payments Plus has launched its identity verification service Connect ID, promising ID checks without sharing “unnecessary data”.

The government has slowed the rollout of the Consumer Data Right while it works on flaws in the system, but in the meantime CDR participants are pushing ahead with their own developments.

It’s designed to get people ready for PayTo appearing in their online banking as a new way to pay and manage payments.

Little Black Book, Phase one has launched on digital and social channels, and postitions PayTo as, first and foremost, the modern alternative to direct debit

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