- All payment service providers must keep a register of cross-border payments
- Deadline for first report is April 30
- Report must be done in country where payment service provider operates
- Registration is required in most countries
- Special software and encryption may be needed for report submission
- Data in report must meet CESOP requirements
- Check which countries require report submission and register immediately
- No general extension for deadline, so aim to meet April 30 deadline
Source: meijburg.nl
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