Principle

Inclusive Governance

Scheme offers equal ownership opportunities to DFSPs, and input mechanisms to all participants

Scheme rules must provide participants equal ownership opportunities in Scheme governance and formal and informal mechanisms to provide input on the direction of the Scheme, including the Scheme rules.

How to Implement

Practices

Why It Matters

This helps scale the Inclusive IPS by ensuring fair participation, competition, and innovation, which drives lower costs and creates a more useful, widely adopted payment system.

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