Open banking efforts like Section 1033 in the United States prioritize consumer permission, secure APIs, and fair access for aggregators. Replace scraping with tokenized connections, clear consent receipts, and revocation flows. Brief clients on migration timelines, liability boundaries, and ways to turn compliance into delightful onboarding experiences.
ISO 20022 messaging brings richer data that strengthens reconciliation and screening, while instant rails heighten obligations around sanctions, AML, and authorized push payment risk. Equip teams with playbooks for transaction monitoring, exception handling, and customer education so faster money does not mean faster mistakes or reputational damage.
European MiCA clarifies licensing, reserve, and disclosure expectations for asset-referenced tokens and e-money tokens, spotlighting governance and investor protections. Translate that clarity into treasury, custody, and risk controls. Address cross-border frictions candidly, then outline pragmatic pilots that balance innovation with audit readiness and regulator-friendly reporting rhythms.