Service Retail Banking 88% Investment Services 35%
Specialism Regulatory Reporting 82% Supervision 78%
2026-03-09 09:22:25 · ggallwey@vixio.com
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Service
Retail Banking (88%)

The update regulates a centralized payment infrastructure system (DICE) that enables immediate low-value fund transfers and payment orders across multiple payment administrators in Colombia, which constitutes retail payment services infrastructure.

Investment Services (35%)

Low confidence — REQUIRES HUMAN REVIEW. While the DICE facilitates payments, there is no investment, credit, or asset-management angle; Investment Services does not apply here as this is purely payment infrastructure regulation.

Specialism
Regulatory Reporting (82%)

The update establishes operational and technical requirements for payment system administrators managing a centralized directory for low-value payment systems, including notification obligations, API standards, and data protection compliance.

Supervision (78%)

Mandatory inheritance: Regulatory Reporting is a child of Supervision, so Supervision must be raised as the secondary tag to reflect the Central Bank's oversight role.

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TITLE: Colombia's Central Bank Updates Centralized Directory Regulations for Immediate Low-Value Payment Systems BODY: On March 5, 2026, Colombia's Central Bank (Banco de la República) issued an updated operational circular replacing its September 2025 guidance on the Centralized Directory (Directorio Centralizado – DICE). The update modifies notification requirements for payment system administrators regarding participant unavailability scenarios that prevent customers from executing key management and resolution processes. The DICE is a centralized database administered by the Central Bank that stores keys (identifiers) linked by customers to payment methods for immediate payment orders and fund transfers within Colombia's immediate low-value payment systems (Sistemas de Pago de Bajo Valor Inmediatos – SPBVI). The system enables interoperability across multiple payment administrators (Entidades Administradoras de Sistemas de Pago de Bajo Valor Inmediatos – EASPBVI). Key operational features include 24/7/365 availability with technical support provided through email (admidice@banrep.gov.co) and telephone channels. The DICE uses API-REST connections with JSON data format standards and maintains time stamps synchronized with Colombia's National Institute of Metrology (Instituto Nacional de Metrología – INM) under ISO 8601 standards. The circular establishes obligations for EASPBVI entities regarding key registration, updates, cancellations, blocks, and reactivations. It specifies that when participants experience unavailability exceeding 20 minutes affecting key management or resolution processes, EASPBVI must notify the Central Bank within that timeframe with relevant incident details. For planned technical modifications, participants must provide at least eight calendar days' notice. Data protection policies comply with Colombian personal data regulations, with the Central Bank maintaining ISO 9001 and ISO/IEC 27001 certifications for information security. The circular includes contingency protocols for DICE unavailability scenarios and detailed onboarding procedures for new EASPBVI entities. REFERENCE: Circular Externa Operativa y de Servicios DSP-470, Asunto 19: Reglamento del Directorio Centralizado (DICE), Banco de la República, March 5, 2026
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