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flag Canada's 2025 budget cuts transfer fees, boosts fintech, and launches open banking by 2027.

flag The 2025 Canadian federal budget introduces major financial reforms, including eliminating $150 average fees for transferring investment and registered accounts to boost competition and support fintech growth. flag The government is advancing an open banking framework, transferring oversight to the Bank of Canada with a mid-2027 rollout, enabling secure data sharing and payments via third-party apps. flag Immediate access to cheque deposits increases to $150, hold periods are reduced, and fees for Interac e-transfers and ATMs will be reviewed. flag New legislation will regulate stablecoins, requiring reserves and risk controls, while Real-Time Rail infrastructure remains on track for 2026 launch. flag Additional changes include tax reforms targeting multinational insurers, expanded data mobility rights, and updated rules for credit unions and financial institution ownership.

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