Who lobbies the EU on FinTech & Payments?

FinTech and payments firms face one of the EU's densest rulebooks — payment services, electronic money, crypto-assets and operational resilience. These are the EU laws most likely to apply to you.

Ranked by distinct disclosed European Commission meetings whose topic matches fintech & payments keywords. 20 organisations appear across 20 such meetings. Every organisation links to the official disclosure.

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    e.g. Discussion on the state-of-play of legislative process for the third payment service directive (PSD3) and Payment Services Regulation (PSR) and on Instant Payments Regulation implementationsource ↗
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    e.g. Payment Services Regulation proposal and Retail payments policysource ↗
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    e.g. Ongoing legislative discussions on Payment Services Regulation and Directive (PSR/D3).source ↗
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    e.g. Payment Servicessource ↗
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    e.g. • Omnibus package • Implementation dialogue with the banking sector in the central European Member States • Payment Services Regulationsource ↗
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    e.g. General catch up on Payment Services Directive and Regulation (PSD3/PSR), Instant Payments Regulationsource ↗
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    e.g. Exchange of views on the topics of fraud and role of electronic communication service providers (ECSPs) in the context of the Payment Services package.source ↗
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    e.g. Exchange of views on the topic of fraud in the context of the Payment Services package and new Commission Work Program.source ↗
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    e.g. Exchange of views on the topic of fraud in the context of the Payment Services package and new Commission Work Program.source ↗
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    e.g. Prudential treatment of banks’ exposures to crypto-assetssource ↗
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    e.g. Prudential treatment of banks’ exposures to crypto-assetssource ↗
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    e.g. Prudential treatment of banks’ exposures to crypto-assetssource ↗
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    e.g. Prudential treatment of banks’ exposures to crypto-assetssource ↗
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    e.g. Digital & Crypto-assetssource ↗
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    e.g. ADAN presented their association and shared their views and concerns on crypto-assets, tokenisation, DLT and blockchainsource ↗
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    e.g. decentralised finance (DeFI), crypto-assetssource ↗
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    e.g. Exchange of views on the Digital Omnibus, the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), and the AI Act with an emphasis on simplification and harmonisation of digital legislation.source ↗
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    e.g. Intervention aimed at providing overview of digital finance strategic priorities with a particular emphasis on policy efforts aimed at strengthening digital operational resilience.source ↗

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Who lobbies the EU on fintech & payments?

Based on disclosed European Commission meetings, the most active organisations include PayPal Limited, Belgium Branch, EBA CLEARING, Deutsche Bank AG, Apple Inc., Revolut Ltd. 20 organisations appear across 20 disclosed meetings on these topics.

How is "FinTech & Payments" lobbying measured here?

By counting distinct, officially disclosed Commission meetings whose topic matches fintech & payments keywords (payment services, crypto-asset, digital operational resilience). These are disclosed meetings, not a measure of influence, and each is linked to its official source.

Primary sources

Rankings count distinct disclosed Commission meetings whose topic matches the sector keywords; they are not a measure of influence. Data © European Union (Decision 2011/833/EU).

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