We inform and engage with stakeholders to advance the industry for the ultimate benefit of our members' consumer and retail customers. Our work includes formulating policy on non-competitive aspects of card payments including codes of practice, fraud prevention, major infrastructural changes, and the development of standards.
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The UK Cards Association is a trade body that gives credit, debit and charge card issuers, and merchant acquiring banks a forum where they can work together on non-competitive issues. It was formed in April 2009 as the successor body to the APACS Card Payments Group.
We inform and engage with stakeholders to advance the industry for the ultimate benefit of our members’ consumer and retail customers. Our work includes preventing card fraud, contributing to legislative changes, collating industry statistics and developing industry standards and best practices.
The UK Cards Association campaigns on key industry issues and continues the APACS tradition as being the definitive source of industry statistics and management information. We commission studies, reviews and market research to facilitate and inform discussions with external parties.