Central Bank Pushes For Modern Payment System Reform
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May 20, 2026
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With an increase in non-bank payment service providers, fintechs and virtual asset services, the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago is seeking to ensure adequate monitoring and safeguards.
At a Public Consultation on the Draft Payment Systems and Services Bill and Accompanying Regulations on Wednesday, Central Bank Governor Larry Howai noted that the payment landscape is evolving, with an increase in non-bank payment service providers, fintechs and virtual assets services.
He said the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago hopes to manage risks to consumers, with adequate monitoring and safeguards.
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