Professional Education

Certificate in Payments and Cash Management (CPCM)

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On demand, anywhere, anytime

Duration

Duration

Average time of twelve months to complete

Fee

Fee

Qualification registration fee £ 700

The Certificate in Payments and Cash Management (CPCM) offers payments professionals the opportunity to obtain an internationally recognised qualification.

This industry-focused qualification equips you with specialised knowledge of payment systems, liquidity, treasury, and cash management within banking and corporate environments.

CPCM is available worldwide and designed for professionals working across payments, cash management, liquidity, treasury, transaction banking, and operational risk functions.

Whether you’re already working in payments and cash management or looking to build a career in the field, completing CPCM demonstrates your expertise and provides formal recognition of your knowledge and practical understanding.

The Certificate in Payments and Cash Management is a Level 3 qualification, officially registered with Ofqual.

Full qualification

£700

Price includes study materials and exam entry

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    CPCM is a Level 3 qualification, designed by industry experts to ensure that students can confidently apply their knowledge in real-world payments and cash management roles.

    The qualification covers:

    • The structure and infrastructure of the global payments industry
    • Payment systems, channels, connectivity, and treasury management
    • Liquidity management across banking and corporate sectors
    • Payment regulations, compliance, and operational risk
    • Financial reporting, liquidity management, and financial tools
    • The role of technology, data, and security in driving innovation and efficiency within payments and cash management

    Indiaedge Education Private Limited (LIBF India) is an incorporated company in India under the Companies Act, 2013. CIN: U80902HR2022FTC108055