Nets wants national cooperation on payment preparedness
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The payment company Nets believes that no single actor can ensure payment preparedness in Norway alone. The company therefore calls for binding cooperation between various actors in society.
Payment preparedness is about ensuring that payment systems also work when problems arise, for example technical failures, crises or power grid outages. For people to be able to pay for goods and services, banks, payment companies and other businesses must work together. Nets points out that this responsibility cannot rest with any one party alone.
Nets also refers to the fact that payment habits are changing. More people today use mobile payments and other digital solutions, and new payment trends create new challenges for the systems. The company believes it is important to take this into account when planning preparedness for the future.
Nets therefore calls for a shared approach, in which both private businesses and public authorities take part in the work. The matter shows that payment preparedness is a topic that concerns everyone who uses money in their everyday lives.
Sources: FinansFokus
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