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What are the capital requirements for payment institutions and how do these compare with banks?

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What are the capital requirements for payment institutions and how do these compare with banks?

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For both payment institutions and banks, the capital requirement is the higher of the initial and the ongoing capital requirement. The initial capital requirement is a fixed, flat amount whereas the ongoing capital requirement tends to increase with business volume. A simplified presentation of the capital requirements for payment institutions as compared to banks is given below: Initial capital Payment institutions: EUR 20 000 money remitters EUR 50 000 mobile payments EUR 125 000 full-range payment service providers including any credit Banks EUR 5 000 000 Ongoing capital Payment institutions: The competent authorities of Member States may choose between one of three methods: • Method A: 10% of fixed overheads (admin expenses, rent, salaries, etc) • Method B: Degressive percentage (from 4% to 0.25%) of amount of monthly payment transactions in previous year • Method C: Degressive percentage (from 10% to 1.5%) of sum of relevant indicator (sum of interest income, interest expense, com

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