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BNPL legislation gets up, while other payments reform still in limbo until 2025

PayDay News
3 Dec, 2024
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3 Dec, 2024
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Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) reform has passed through the Parliament, while other key payments legislation will not be dealt with until 2025.
BNPL legislation gets up, while other payments reform still in limbo until 2025
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Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) reform has passed through the Parliament, while other key payments legislation will not be dealt with until 2025.

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