Institutional authorisation and broader budget context for planned deployment

WIPO approved programme2026/27

WIPO's approved Programme of Work and Budget for 2026/27 includes ALERT-PAY deployment among its priorities. The official budget page records Member State approval in July 2025, following Director General submission.

What the allocation establishes

The programme allocates CHF 2.858 million to Expected Result 2.3. That is a broader result allocation, not an ALERT-PAY earmark. Annual reporting provides an accountability route for programme delivery, but approval is not evidence of software acceptance, launch, a supplier payment or authority to compel a payment provider's merchant decision.

What the records show

WIPO approved programme2026/27WIPO Expected Result2.3 — broad budget scope

allocates broader result budget

Programme allocates CHF2.858m to ER2.3, not to ALERT-PAY alone; no private PSP finance or supplier payment is established. Financial details: value: 2,858,000; currency: CHF; kind: broader ER2.3 budget allocation; not Pay earmark; period: 2026/27

WIPO Member States — programme approval roleWIPO approved programme2026/27

approved biennial programme

July2025

Official budget page reports Member State approval inJuly2025, with Director General submission and annual reporting. No product acceptance or private-provider command inferred.

Further reading

WIPO ALERT-PAY: resources and delivery boundary

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