The Treasury confirmed the next tranche of legislation, expected in 2026, will cover additional elements such as payment safeguarding rules, exemptions, a revised ePayments Code, and APRA supervisory powers. The reforms complement the Treasury Laws Amendment (Payments System Modernisation) Bill 2025, passed last month, and the draft framework for digital asset platforms now under consultation.
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