The current Dutch payment landscape seems to be strongly developed and provides many ways for consumers to pay in ways they prefer. However, there are certain practices which are still not (entirely) possible in the current infrastructure.

Automated payments; fully automated predefined payments without human interference – for example, an automatic payment covering delivery costs when a parcel arrives.
Pay-per-use; real-time payment and settlement of services instead of paying in advance or after – e.g., energy market, transport industry.
Money or accounts only available for specific goals; if money or accounts can be marked as only available for a specific goal or type of payment, you could use it to specify and conditionalize accounts and payments meant for donation and foundations
Nano transactions: providing costless payment services with transactions worth much less than 1 cent could create many opportunities
Making payments on DLT platforms (on-chain transactions); currently, the absence of a Euro Stable Coin is one of the reasons why fully utilised tokenized innovations are not yet possible, especially in the Eurozone
Secured communication through payment infrastructure; because of its low costs, speed and security, the network could also be suitable for other applications not related to payments

The sum of these innovations can not only strengthen the economy, but they can also contribute to strengthening financial inclusion and fighting financial crime. Furthermore, these innovations can also be key in realising a sustainable economy.