The RBI on Tuesday said non-bank payment system operators will have to put in place a real-time fraud monitoring solution to identify suspicious transactional behaviour and generate alerts. Also, non-bank payment system operators (PSOs) will have to ensure that an online session on mobile application is automatically terminated after a fixed period of inactivity and customers are prompted to re-login, according to Master Directions on Cyber Resilience and Digital Payment Security Controls for non-bank PSOs. The directions have come into effect from Tuesday, but the Reserve Bank has also prescribed a phased implementation to provide adequate time to PSOs to put in place the necessary compliance structure. RBI said the directions aim to improve safety and security of the payment systems operated by PSOs by providing a framework for overall information security preparedness with an emphasis on cyber resilience. Regarding mobile payments, RBI said PSOs should ensure that an authenticat
Seeks feedback on draft norms from payment system operators by June 30
After approval, a public notice of at least 15 calendar days needs to be given before making the changes
The company argues touch-less technology will help speed up transaction times, shorten lines in shops, heighten security and improve hygiene in businesses
Meta-owned Facebook Messenger is also introducing voice message recording controls and a mode for sending disappearing messages
'It was observed that the entities had not complied with the directions issued by RBI on net-worth requirement for Bharat Bill Payment Operating Units,' says RBI
The Reserve Bank on Thursday issued final guidelines, including the framework, to set up a self-regulatory organisation for payment system operators
Currently, there are two interoperable QR codes -- UPI QR and Bharat QR
The amount of monetary penalty would vary depending on the impact on account of various factors
The central bank will issue detailed instructions in this regard within one week