Coverage
The regions our informational material most often references, and how that scope should be read by visitors.
Where our material is most applicable
Rules governing digital payments, prepaid cards and electronic money differ from one jurisdiction to the next. The regions below indicate where our explanations are most directly relevant; they are not a claim of physical presence, licensing or service availability in those areas.
Italy & European Economic Area
Our home market. Material frequently references EEA-wide frameworks such as PSD2 and the E-Money Directive.
- Payment services regulation (PSD2)
- E-money institution licensing
- SEPA-based transfers
United Kingdom
Covered separately given its distinct post-EU regulatory framework for payments and e-money.
- FCA-supervised e-money institutions
- Faster Payments infrastructure
- Open banking standards
North America
General, comparative notes on how prepaid and payment concepts are commonly structured in the United States and Canada.
- Card network structures
- Prepaid card issuance basics
- ACH-style transfer concepts
Broader International Context
Occasional, high-level notes on electronic money adoption elsewhere, included for comparative context only.
- Mobile money overviews
- Cross-border remittance concepts
- General adoption trends
An informational map, not a service map
This page describes the geographic scope of our written content — it is not an indicator of where POSTEPAY S.P.A. operates as a service provider, since we do not provide payment or card issuance services in any region.
If a specific rule, fee or protection applies to your situation, always confirm the current position with your bank, card issuer, e-money institution or the relevant national regulator, as regional detail can change over time.
