5 Reasons to Join DSA+GDPR Training for FinTechs NOW!

Here are 5 reasons why you absolutely should join the Digital Services Act + GDPR training this Wednesday October 9th at 13 pm CET:

• Get simple community guidelines language to use for your social media marketing, advertising and promotions to make sure you don't get surprisingly cancelled.
• Clear guidance what to do about  information exchange and transactional messages for any P2P, A2A and marketplace business models (DSA is very nuanced about sharing specific details between buyers and sellers or other counterparties)
• Sample language (and the quote from the regulation) to use as your defence strategy if Apple or Google won't allow you to use external links or alternative payments within your app!
• Comprehensive and actionable template  of the GDPR + DSA policy incorporating all relevant provisions to instruct your business how to get compliant with DSA and GDPR at the same time.
• I will provide you an overview of all technical modifications needed to share information and provide mandatory reports required by the DSA.

It'sWednesday October 9th 2024 at 13 pm CET(Zurich time).

You may not see it coming yet, but trust me on this: DSA is one of the most consequential regulations of 2024 with many of its effects currently unseen. 

Why?

You probably noticed yourself that there have been many concentrated efforts to introduce more controls over the internet and communications. The governments do not have the capacity to control what's happening online, and by using DSA they are essentially obliging Big Tech platforms (including cloud providers) to implement these controls.

FinTechs can only do what banks they rely on allow them to do, right?  -

DSA introduces the same dependency on Big Tech for all other communications.

What is means is that the BigTech companies will become even more risk averse and restrictive, simply because they are on the hook (big time) if something unwanted happens on their platform.

Sign up here and get ready to comply with DSA!

It's not hard, but you need to know what to expect!