Market contact groups
The Eurosystem has set up various groups to exchange information and talk to market participants and other stakeholders.
The groups play a key role in supporting integration and innovation in payments and securities across Europe. They also provide a platform for discussing market developments that affect financial market infrastructures and payments.
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Advisory groups on market infrastructures
The Eurosystem is advised by two groups on market infrastructures: AMI-Pay and AMI-SeCo. AMI-Pay focuses on payments-related issues, while AMI-SeCo specialises in matters concerning securities and collateral.
Learn more about AMI-Pay and AMI-SeCoEuro Cyber Resilience Board
The Euro Cyber Resilience Board for pan-European Financial Infrastructures (ECRB) is a forum for strategic discussions related to cyber resilience.
Learn more about the ECRBEuro Retail Payments Board
The Euro Retail Payments Board (ERPB) is a high-level strategic body dedicated to making retail payments more integrated, innovative and competitive.
Learn more about the ERPBEuropean Forum for Innovation in Payments
The European Forum for Innovation in Payments (EFIP) is an informal joint initiative between the ECB and the European Commission. Its goal is to enhance economic efficiency and deepen the Single Market.
Learn more about the EFIPTARGET Services
The Eurosystem engages regularly with the market to discuss TARGET Services. These interactions are facilitated through various groups, including market, technical, consultative and contact groups.
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