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Confidential: AP+, AusPayNet A2A consultations wrap up

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20 Aug, 2025
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Rachel St Clair
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20 Aug, 2025
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A joint consultation on the future vision for A2A payments in Australia by AP+ and AusPayNet has wrapped up, with 60 submissions received - none of which will be published in full.
Confidential: AP+, AusPayNet A2A consultations wrap up
AP+ Executive Sponsor for the Move to NPP Katrina Stuart thanked the 60 stakeholders who made submissions to the A2A consultations and took the time to contribute.

A joint consultation on the future vision for A2A payments in Australia by AP+ and AusPayNet has wrapped up, with 60 submissions received - none of which will be published in full.

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