Peru's Superintendency of Banking, Insurance and Private Pension Funds has published a draft regulation for the Banking as a Service model as part of its Open Finance Roadmap. The proposal would set a framework for financial institutions to work with technology and other third-party companies to offer digital financial products and services, while making clear that the regulated financial entity remains fully responsible to customers and to the supervisor even when third parties participate in service delivery. The draft covers Banking as a Service arrangements for products such as accounts, loans, payments and transfers, including models aimed at segments less served by the traditional financial system. It also sets measures on information security, risk management, prevention of illicit activities and consumer protection, and includes rules intended to avoid confusion for users about which entity is responsible for providing the service.