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AP+ moves to connect 13 million accounts to NPP

PayDay News
16 May, 2025
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16 May, 2025
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New Payments Platform (NPP) participants plan to enable another 13 million bank accounts over the next 2-3 years, according to Australian Payments Plus (AP+).
AP+ moves to connect 13 million accounts to NPP
Completing the NPP jigsaw - AP+ CEO Lynn Kraus explained to industry participants “there will not be a single person in Australia who is not impacted

New Payments Platform (NPP) participants plan to enable another 13 million bank accounts over the next 2-3 years, according to Australian Payments Plus (AP+).

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