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As the payments landscape evolves, we interpret the implications for the payments industry.

AusPayNet adopts an inquisitive and proactive mindset in responding to the requirements of the changing payments landscape. We interpret and respond to change by:

  • leading public consultations and research initiatives
  • facilitating workshops to engender debate among members and the wider community
  • participating in domestic and international forums and conferences
  • liaising with regulators, including the Reserve Bank, government bodies and institutions overseas

We share our insights and research through our blog, events and publications.

Blogs

Find out about the key payments developments, emerging issues and trends that are shaping the future of payments in Australia and internationally.   

Summit

We host an annual payments summit which is comprised of a dynamic mix of interviews and panel discussions.

Publications

Our regular newsletter, reports and other publications help inform the broader community about how payments are changing.  

Policy

As the industry association and self-regulatory body, we work with industry stakeholders, government regulators and the wider community to provide thought leadership and policy development for the payments industry. Our aim is to foster an efficient, effective payment system.

Fraud Statistics

We monitor payments fraud data collected across all financial institutions and card schemes to help strengthen the fight against fraud in Australia. This data is published twice-yearly to help inform Australian businesses and consumers about fraud trends and prevention.

Initiatives

Bringing industry and NSW Transport together, we developed the framework for 'Open-Loop' transit. We are supporting the Australian Payments Council as it considers an industry approach for 'Digital Identity'. The availability and use of data is also a focus as we explore an 'Open Banking' initiative. 

Media Releases

Stay up to date with our media releases.

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  • Person using a device to take a payment from a Smartphone

    Simplifying AusPayNet’s device approval process

    18 Dec, 2024

    0n 1 January 2025, a revised version of AusPayNet’s device approval process becomes effective. In this blog, David McGregor, AusPayNet’s Security Standards Manager, and Nisha Shah, our Compliance Manager, provide important information about the revised process.

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  • A Credit card icon on a blue circuit board background

    FY24 card fraud snapshot

    19 Nov, 2024

    AusPayNet has released payment fraud figures for the 12 months to 30 June 2024 (FY24). In this blog, our Head of Economic Crime, Toby Evans, and our Security Standards Manager, David McGregor, delve into the figures and highlight the economic fraud trends for FY24.

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Initiatives

Open Loop Transport

With an open loop payment system, commuters can pay for transit just as they would for any other purchase using their contactless debit or credit card. 

Digital Identity

As we immerse ourselves in the digital world we need a quick, convenient, and secure way to identify ourselves online. Digital identity will be this vehicle.

Data Sharing

People, applications, and things are more connected than ever before. By adding valuable payments data into this mix, we can extend the possible applications.

Payments Monitor - November 2024

18 Nov, 2024

In our final issue of Payments Monitor for 2024, our CEO Andy White talks about the packed agenda for our annual Summit, set to be an unmissable event. We also talk about our ongoing engagement with regulators and Government stakeholders on regulatory reforms, and more.

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2024 Annual Review

31 Oct, 2024

AusPayNet’s 2024 Annual Review reflects on our work throughout FY2024 to help facilitate the continued evolution of payments in Australia. We invite you to read ‘Making it happen’.

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