Application form and notes
Factsheet
Anyone who provides payment services in the Netherlands must either hold the appropriate authorisation issued by DNB or be excepted or exempted from such authorisation.
Published: 08 August 2016
DNB charges a fee for considering applications for authorisation.
The fee applies regardless of whether we grant or dismiss the application or the applicant withdraws the application
The amount of this one-off fee is EUR 6,800, as specified in the Financial Supervision Funding Act (Wet bekostiging financieel toezicht).
Fee for regular supervision
We also charge payment institutions an annual fee to cover the costs of our regular supervision.
Information for payment service providers
- Licensing requirement for payment service providers (overview)
- What is a payment service provider?
- Payment services requiring authorisation
- Payment services not requiring authorisation
- Exemption from the authorisation requirement
- Applying for authorisation
- a - Application form and notes
- b - Application process (10 steps)
- c - Fees charged upon application
- d - Success factors
- Ban on operating as a payment service provider without authorisation
- The public register
- Payment service providers having their registered office in another EEA country
- Laws and regulations on the market access of payment service providers
- Current developments and events
- Contact
Q&A’s Payment institutions
- Q&A by the European Commission
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