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EMI (Electronic Money Institutions) accounts are regulated differently from traditional banks. EMI accounts are typically subject to lighter regulation as they issue electronic money, which is a type of digital currency. In most countries, EMI accounts are regulated by a central authority responsible for supervising electronic payments and e-money institutions. This authority sets the rules and standards for EMI accounts to ensure their stability, safety, and efficiency. The regulations for EMI accounts vary from country to country, but typically focus on issues such as customer protection, financial stability, and the safeguarding of funds. In comparison, traditional banks are typically subject to more stringent regulations as they are involved in a wider range of financial services, including lending and investment activities. The regulations for traditional banks are typically set by national governments or central banks.
