[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":4690},["ShallowReactive",2],{"blog-posts":3},[4,277,579,669,845,938,1037,1153,1257,1347,1436,1519,1737,1813,1915,2031,2103,2162,2318,2523,2604,2753,2838,2897,2983,3089,3181,3283,3386,3481,3610,3676,3802,3915,4016,4087,4222,4311,4405,4423,4678],{"id":5,"title":6,"body":7,"categories":264,"date":266,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":268,"navigation":269,"path":270,"seo":271,"stem":272,"tags":273,"__hash__":276},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2025-08-05-what-is-sepa\u002Findex.md","What is SEPA?",{"type":8,"value":9,"toc":258},"minimark",[10,25,36,44,47,70,73,86,89,94,200,204,215,220,223,228,234,238,241,245,251,255],[11,12,13,20],"figure",{},[14,15,16],"p",{},[17,18],"img",{"alt":6,"src":19,"title":6},"\u002Fimages\u002F2025-08-05-what-is-sepa\u002Fimage-1.png",[21,22,23],"figcaption",{},[14,24,6],{},[14,26,27,28,35],{},"SEPA stands for Single Euro Payments Area. It was created to simplify international euro transfers between EU member states. It allows you to send and receive payments in euros between two cross-border bank accounts in the eurozone. You can read more about Single Euro Payments Area from the ECB ",[29,30,34],"a",{"href":31,"rel":32},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.ecb.europa.eu\u002Fpaym\u002Fintegration\u002Fretail\u002Fsepa\u002Fhtml\u002Findex.en.html",[33],"nofollow","here",".",[14,37,38,39,43],{},"The Single Euro Payments Area now includes ",[40,41,42],"strong",{},"41 countries"," as of mid‑2025, including EU & EFTA members as well as EU-accession states like Moldova, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Albania.",[14,45,46],{},"It ensures that payments made across the eurozone are as simple as domestic transactions. This promotes economic integration and the mobility of people within the eurozone. A single market for payments services increases competition thereby reducing costs of moving money throughout the eurozone.",[14,48,49,50,57,58,61,62,69],{},"The primary instrument for making payments in the Single Euro Payments Area is the ",[40,51,52],{},[29,53,56],{"href":54,"rel":55},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Flife-cycle-of-a-sepa-credit-transfer-sct-message\u002F",[33],"SEPA Credit Transfer (SCT)",". 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All of these payment types have their message definitions defined in the ISO 20022 framework.",[224,225,227],"h5",{"id":226},"sepa-credit-transfer","SEPA Credit Transfer",[14,229,230,231],{},"Usually used for one-off transfers, while PSPs move payments from one bank account to another within the eurozone. For more information, please see ",[29,232,34],{"href":54,"rel":233},[33],[224,235,237],{"id":236},"sepa-instant-credit-transfer","SEPA Instant Credit Transfer",[14,239,240],{},"Unlike an SCT, an instant credit transfer can move money from one account to another in less than ten seconds.",[224,242,244],{"id":243},"sepa-direct-debit-transfer-core","SEPA Direct Debit Transfer Core",[14,246,247,248],{},"Used for subscription services as well as monthly items like utility bills. These are fundamentally different to credit transfers, as it is the recipient that requests the money transfer from the sender rather than the other way around. For more information, please see ",[29,249,34],{"href":66,"rel":250},[33],[224,252,254],{"id":253},"sepa-direct-debit-business-to-business","SEPA Direct Debit Business-to-Business",[14,256,257],{},"Available if you are collecting Direct Debit payments from other businesses",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":261},"",2,[262,263],{"id":92,"depth":260,"text":93},{"id":202,"depth":260,"text":203},[265],"sepa","2025-08-05","md",{},true,"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2025-08-05-what-is-sepa",{"title":6,"description":259},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2025-08-05-what-is-sepa\u002Findex",[274,275,265],"iso20022","payments","mWMKXVdBaGa3KpkX899zAJ_lgtHwPEcOyF3Mx7dBhH0",{"id":278,"title":279,"body":280,"categories":570,"date":572,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":573,"navigation":269,"path":574,"seo":575,"stem":576,"tags":577,"__hash__":578},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F_drafts\u002F2025-01-20-replacing-traditional-coding-techniques-with-ai-agents\u002Findex.md","Replacing Traditional Coding techniques with AI Agents",{"type":8,"value":281,"toc":550},[282,286,289,292,295,298,305,309,312,323,326,330,333,341,344,355,362,365,372,375,395,398,405,408,419,423,429,445,452,455,461,464,472,485,491,494,498,501,512,516,537,541,544,547],[90,283,285],{"id":284},"introduction","Introduction",[14,287,288],{},"I was interested in researching how I could use AI tools and techniques, particularl, AI Agents, within my software projects in place of traditional coding techniques.",[14,290,291],{},"I built a simple Tic-Tac-Tic program in order to try this out. When creating a simple game like thus, you might initially think of using traditional design strategies—logic-driven rules, if-else conditions, and some clever heuristics.",[14,293,294],{},"However, there’s another path: leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI). In this post, I’ll show you how I built a Tic-Tac-Toe project using a fully connected feed-forward neural network powered by the Deep Q-Network (DQN) algorithm.",[14,296,297],{},"Hopefully its an good example of how developers can use AI to solve problems that would otherwise require extensive rule-based logic.",[14,299,300,301],{},"All code for this project is available at ",[29,302,303],{"href":303,"rel":304},"https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002Fgarry-svg\u002FAI-Agent-TicTacToe",[33],[90,306,308],{"id":307},"traditional-coding-techniques-for-tic-tac-toe","Traditional Coding techniques for Tic-Tac-Toe",[14,310,311],{},"In a traditional implementation of Tic-Tac-Toe, the developer explicitly defines the game’s logic. For instance, you might:",[74,313,314,317,320],{},[77,315,316],{},"Use if-else conditions to check for winning combinations.",[77,318,319],{},"Implement heuristics to determine strategic moves, such as prioritizing the center or blocking an opponent’s winning move.",[77,321,322],{},"Create exhaustive case-based logic to evaluate all possible board states.",[14,324,325],{},"While this approach works for simple games like Tic-Tac-Toe, it becomes unsuitable for more complex problems with large state spaces. It’s here where using AI can really shine..",[90,327,329],{"id":328},"ai-approach-ai-agents","AI Approach: AI Agents",[14,331,332],{},"In my project, I replaced traditional logic with an AI agent. The key components of this system were:",[334,335,337,338],"h3",{"id":336},"_1-environment","1. ",[40,339,340],{},"Environment",[14,342,343],{},"The environment represents the game’s world—the Tic-Tac-Toe board in this case. Using Python's Gymnasium library, I defined the board as a grid of nine positions, each of which could hold an X, O, or remain empty. The environment provides the rules of the game:",[74,345,346,349,352],{},[77,347,348],{},"Valid moves.",[77,350,351],{},"Win, lose, or draw conditions.",[77,353,354],{},"Rewards for each move.",[334,356,358,359],{"id":357},"_2-ai-agent","2. AI ",[40,360,361],{},"Agent",[14,363,364],{},"The agent interacts with the environment. It observes the board state and selects actions (moves) to maximize its cumulative reward. The agent is powered by a neural network trained using the DQN algorithm.",[334,366,368,369],{"id":367},"_3-neural-network","3. ",[40,370,371],{},"Neural Network",[14,373,374],{},"The neural network is a fully connected feed-forward network:",[74,376,377,383,389],{},[77,378,379,382],{},[40,380,381],{},"Input Nodes:"," 9 nodes representing the state of the Tic-Tac-Toe board.",[77,384,385,388],{},[40,386,387],{},"Hidden Layers:"," Layers that process patterns and relationships within the data.",[77,390,391,394],{},[40,392,393],{},"Output Nodes:"," 9 nodes corresponding to the Q-values of possible moves.",[14,396,397],{},"Each Q-value represents the expected cumulative reward of making a specific move in the current board state.",[334,399,401,402],{"id":400},"_4-dqn-algorithm","4. ",[40,403,404],{},"DQN Algorithm",[14,406,407],{},"The Deep Q-Network algorithm trains the neural network to predict Q-values. Here’s how it works:",[74,409,410,413,416],{},[77,411,412],{},"The agent plays games against itself, exploring different moves.",[77,414,415],{},"It receives rewards based on the outcomes of its actions (e.g., +10 for winning, -10 for losing, 0 for a draw).",[77,417,418],{},"The DQN algorithm updates the neural network’s weights to improve its predictions, reinforcing moves that lead to better outcomes.",[90,420,422],{"id":421},"steps-to-build-the-tic-tac-toe-ai-agent","Steps to Build the Tic-Tac-Toe AI Agent",[216,424,337,426],{"id":425},"_1-define-the-environment",[40,427,428],{},"Define the Environment",[14,430,431,432,436,437,440,441,444],{},"Using Gymnasium, I implemented a custom environment for Tic-Tac-Toe. The environment included methods like ",[433,434,435],"code",{},"reset()"," (to initialize the board), ",[433,438,439],{},"step()"," (to process moves), and ",[433,442,443],{},"render()"," (to display the board).",[216,446,448,449],{"id":447},"_2-set-up-the-neural-network","2. ",[40,450,451],{},"Set Up the Neural Network",[14,453,454],{},"Stable Baselines3 provided the neural network architecture. I didn’t need to design the network from scratch—the library’s default implementation for DQN included a fully connected feed-forward network.",[216,456,368,458],{"id":457},"_3-train-the-model",[40,459,460],{},"Train the Model",[14,462,463],{},"I trained the model using the DQN algorithm by running simulations:",[74,465,466,469],{},[77,467,468],{},"The agent played 10,000 games against itself.",[77,470,471],{},"It learned which moves maximized its rewards over time.",[11,473,474,480],{},[14,475,476],{},[17,477],{"alt":478,"src":479},"training AI model","\u002Fimages\u002F2025-01-20-replacing-traditional-coding-techniques-with-ai-agents\u002Fimage-1018x1024.png",[21,481,482],{},[14,483,484],{},"Training the model",[216,486,401,488],{"id":487},"_4-integrate-a-user-interface",[40,489,490],{},"Integrate a User Interface",[14,492,493],{},"To make the game interactive, I built a simple web interface using Flask. The interface allowed a human player to compete against the AI agent, showcasing the AI’s ability to make strategic moves.",[90,495,497],{"id":496},"why-use-ai-agents","Why Use AI Agents?",[14,499,500],{},"Using AI for Tic-Tac-Toe might seem excessive, but it demonstrates concepts that scale to more complex problems. Unlike traditional logic, AI doesn’t require predefined rules. Instead, it learns optimal strategies through training, making it adaptable to:",[74,502,503,506,509],{},[77,504,505],{},"Games with larger state spaces (e.g., Chess or Go).",[77,507,508],{},"Dynamic systems where rules evolve.",[77,510,511],{},"Complex decision-making scenarios.",[334,513,515],{"id":514},"key-takeaways","Key Takeaways",[517,518,519,525,531],"ol",{},[77,520,521,524],{},[40,522,523],{},"AI Simplifies Complexity:"," For simple games like Tic-Tac-Toe, traditional methods are sufficient, but AI shines when scaling to more complex environments.",[77,526,527,530],{},[40,528,529],{},"Reusable Frameworks:"," Libraries like Stable Baselines3 and Gymnasium make it easy to implement and train AI agents.",[77,532,533,536],{},[40,534,535],{},"Hands-On Learning:"," Building this project deepened my understanding of reinforcement learning, neural networks, and the interplay between agents and environments.",[90,538,540],{"id":539},"conclusion","Conclusion",[14,542,543],{},"The Tic-Tac-Toe project is a foundational example of how to build an AI agent. It highlights the shift from rule-based programming to learning-based systems, opening doors to more sophisticated AI applications.",[14,545,546],{},"Whether you’re tackling games, robotics, or real-world optimization problems, the principles demonstrated here are a great starting point for leveraging AI effectively.",[14,548,549],{},"Have you built your own AI agent or explored reinforcement learning? Share your thoughts in the comments below!",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":551},[552,553,554,565,566,569],{"id":284,"depth":260,"text":285},{"id":307,"depth":260,"text":308},{"id":328,"depth":260,"text":329,"children":555},[556,559,561,563],{"id":336,"depth":557,"text":558},3,"1. Environment",{"id":357,"depth":557,"text":560},"2. AI Agent",{"id":367,"depth":557,"text":562},"3. Neural Network",{"id":400,"depth":557,"text":564},"4. 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",[29,593,596],{"href":594,"rel":595},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwhat-is-iso-20022\u002F",[33],"ISO 20022"," is the common language and model for financial messages being exchanged across the world. This blog post discusses what Ripple is and its adoption of ISO 20022.",[90,599,601],{"id":600},"what-is-ripple","What is Ripple?",[14,603,604],{},[17,605],{"alt":606,"src":607,"title":606},"Ripple and ISO 200222","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-07-16-ripple-and-iso-20022\u002Fimage.png",[14,609,610,611,616],{},"Ripple is a ",[29,612,615],{"href":613,"rel":614},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwhat-is-real-time-gross-settlement\u002F",[33],"RTGS",", currency exchange and remittance network that is available to financial institutions. It uses cryptocurrency to power cross-border transactions.",[14,618,619,620,625],{},"Ripple was designed to be a replacement for the ",[29,621,624],{"href":622,"rel":623},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwho-are-swift\u002F",[33],"SWIFT"," network. It facilitates the transfer of a number of fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies between financial institutions for a small amount of XRP. This fee is small in comparison to the amount charged by banks for cross-border payments.",[90,627,629],{"id":628},"what-is-xrp","What is XRP?",[14,631,632],{},"XRP is the cryptocurrency native to RippleNet, the Ripple platform. It uses a decentralised blockchain known as the XRP Ledger (XRPL). XRP uses the Ripple transaction protocol (RTXP) to process transaction.",[14,634,635],{},"Distributed ledger technologies (DLT) have the potential to reduce costs of transactions. They also speed up the transaction processing because they remove the need for a central authority such as central banks or financial networks like SWIFT.",[14,637,638],{},"RippleNet has a facility, ODL, On-Demand Liquidity, which is used to buy XRP on the market when needed and selling it when received, effectively eliminating volatility by completing both transactions within seconds.",[90,640,581],{"id":641},"ripple-and-iso-20022",[14,643,644],{},"Ripple is part of the ISO 20022 standards body with a particular focus on distributed ledger technology. Its membership will allow customers to use RippleNet to access a network of global financial institutions and connect to one standardized API for all counterparty transactions.",[14,646,647],{},"Ripple can now provide RippleNet at a greater scale by conforming to the same standard that SWIFT and its members will use. SWIFT members will integrate more easily with RippleNet as they will adhere to the same message standard.",[14,649,650],{},"The use of distributed ledger technology within ISO 20022 will allow faster transaction processing and cross-border payments via a standardised API. ISO 20022 stands to become the global payments language and Ripple will benefit from this.",[14,652,653],{},"In a sense Ripple and ISO 20022 are quite complementary; both hope to make cross-border payments cheap, easy and automatic.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":655},[656,657,658],{"id":600,"depth":260,"text":601},{"id":628,"depth":260,"text":629},{"id":641,"depth":260,"text":581},[660,661],"iso-20022","ripple","2023-07-16","Ripple is a technology company that leverages decentralised block chain technology in order to facilitate cheaper and faster cross-border payments. ISO 20022 is the common language and model for financial messages being exchanged across the world. This blog post discusses what Ripple is and its adoption of ISO 20022.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-07-16-ripple-and-iso-20022",{"title":581,"description":663},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-07-16-ripple-and-iso-20022\u002Findex","fo1TbTu5nJUWaJ6s_kQ6qUAw0mApiaxv4rAz8_QlDXg",{"id":670,"title":671,"body":672,"categories":577,"date":838,"description":839,"extension":267,"meta":840,"navigation":269,"path":841,"seo":842,"stem":843,"tags":577,"__hash__":844},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-07-07-what-is-cross-border-payments-and-reporting-plus-cbpr\u002Findex.md","What is Cross-border Payments and Reporting Plus (CBPR+)",{"type":8,"value":673,"toc":835},[674,685,698,702,705,708,725,733,744,747,753],[14,675,676,677,680,681,684],{},"CBPR+ is an acronym which stands for Cross-border payments and reporting plus. It defines how the ",[29,678,624],{"href":622,"rel":679},[33]," network uses ",[29,682,596],{"href":594,"rel":683},[33]," messages for cross-border payments and cash reporting.",[14,686,687,688,693,694,697],{},"ISO 20022 messages will replace MT (",[29,689,692],{"href":690,"rel":691},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fwelcome-iso-15022",[33],"ISO 15022",") for cross-border payments. The ISO 20022 standard is the next generation of Swift instructions which will supersede the",[695,696],"br",{},"\ncurrent MT standard.",[90,699,701],{"id":700},"rollout-of-cross-border-payments-and-reporting-plus","Rollout of Cross-border Payments and Reporting Plus",[14,703,704],{},"CBPR+ rollout has already started. SWIFT will facilitate translation from MT to MX and vice versa across a translation window that exists until November 2025. Mapping rules provide how MT messages are translated to Cross Border and Payments (CBPR+) messages and vice versa.",[14,706,707],{},"The rollout of CBPR+ is split into specific functional areas:",[74,709,710,713,716,719,722],{},[77,711,712],{},"Payment Transactions and Confirmation",[77,714,715],{},"Account Statements and Advice",[77,717,718],{},"Cash Management",[77,720,721],{},"Cheques",[77,723,724],{},"Interest, Fees and Charges",[14,726,727,728,732],{},"From March 2023, Swift will enable CBPR+ messages over the ",[29,729,731],{"href":622,"rel":730},[33],"FINplus"," service for the following:",[74,734,735,738,741],{},[77,736,737],{},"Category 1 - Customer Payments and Cheques. These are the MT1xx series of messages.",[77,739,740],{},"Category 2 - Financial Institution Transfers. These are the MT2xx series of messages.",[77,742,743],{},"Category 9 - Cash Management and Customer Status. 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It defines how the SWIFT network uses ISO 20022 messages for cross-border payments and cash reporting.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-07-07-what-is-cross-border-payments-and-reporting-plus-cbpr",{"title":671,"description":839},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-07-07-what-is-cross-border-payments-and-reporting-plus-cbpr\u002Findex","5q-uTW1qJ7_l9k08f_fKBiElh1ZbzhI1I4LxljPoBHw",{"id":846,"title":847,"body":848,"categories":577,"date":932,"description":852,"extension":267,"meta":933,"navigation":269,"path":934,"seo":935,"stem":936,"tags":577,"__hash__":937},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-06-30-what-is-correspondent-banking\u002Findex.md","What is Correspondent banking?",{"type":8,"value":849,"toc":927},[850,853,856,862,866,880,883,886,893,897,900,917,921,924],[14,851,852],{},"Correspondent banking refers to any financial institution (correspondent bank) providing services to other banks (respondent banks).  A respondent banks can gain access to foreign financial markets by using correspondent banks, rather than setting up branches overseas.",[14,854,855],{},"A common example is where a domestic bank does not contain branches in a certain country. When that bank needs to perform transactions in that country it would use a correspondent bank for access.",[14,857,858],{},[17,859],{"alt":860,"src":861,"title":860},"Correspondent banking","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-06-30-what-is-correspondent-banking\u002Fimage-2.png",[90,863,865],{"id":864},"how-does-correspondent-banking-work","How does correspondent banking work?",[14,867,868,869,874,875,879],{},"Correspondent banks act as middlemen between different unconnected financial institutions. They will hold accounts of the respondent bank and refer to them as ",[29,870,873],{"href":871,"rel":872},"https:\u002F\u002Fen.wikipedia.org\u002Fwiki\u002FNostro_and_vostro_accounts",[33],"Vostro"," or your account but on our books. The respondent bank will refer to the accounts as ",[29,876,878],{"href":871,"rel":877},[33],"Nostro",", or our account on your books.",[14,881,882],{},"Generally speaking, both banks in a correspondent relationship hold accounts for one another for the purpose of tracking debits and credits between the parties.",[14,884,885],{},"Correspondent banks generate a portion of their revenue from bank charges for serving as an intermediary between two unconnected banks.",[14,887,888,889,892],{},"Most international wire transfers are handled through ",[29,890,624],{"href":622,"rel":891},[33],". If there no working relationship between the originating and beneficiary bank, the originating bank can search the SWIFT network for a correspondent bank that has a relationship with both financial institutions.",[90,894,896],{"id":895},"services-provided-by-a-correspondent-bank","Services provided by a correspondent bank",[14,898,899],{},"A correspondent bank can provide the following services to respondent banks:",[74,901,902,905,908,911,914],{},[77,903,904],{},"funds transfer",[77,906,907],{},"settlement",[77,909,910],{},"check clearing",[77,912,913],{},"wire transfers",[77,915,916],{},"currency exchange",[90,918,920],{"id":919},"what-are-the-pros-and-cons-of-correspondent-banking","What are the pros and cons of correspondent banking?",[14,922,923],{},"Correspondent banks allow domestic banks access the global financial network without having to setup branches in countries they wish to do business in. Having a correspondent banking relationship allows domestic banks offer a range of services to its customers without having a relationship with the financial institutions at the other end.",[14,925,926],{},"Transactions processed through a correspondent bank can take time and can be costly. Customers usually have to bear these costs.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":928},[929,930,931],{"id":864,"depth":260,"text":865},{"id":895,"depth":260,"text":896},{"id":919,"depth":260,"text":920},"2023-06-30",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-06-30-what-is-correspondent-banking",{"title":847,"description":852},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-06-30-what-is-correspondent-banking\u002Findex","vmOXRt6cdCcz7C_QdKeemrCBDTEfI7zUTzubtOE9DPE",{"id":939,"title":940,"body":941,"categories":1030,"date":1031,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":1032,"navigation":269,"path":1033,"seo":1034,"stem":1035,"tags":577,"__hash__":1036},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-30-camt-052-message\u002Findex.md","Camt.052 Message",{"type":8,"value":942,"toc":1026},[943,947,954,957,965,971,975,979,982,996,1000,1003,1017],[90,944,946],{"id":945},"overview","Overview",[14,948,949,950,953],{},"The ",[29,951,596],{"href":594,"rel":952},[33]," camt.052 message is a bank to customer account report.",[14,955,956],{},"It is used to provide intraday account reports to customers. Both transactions and balances are provided in the camt.052. Intraday transactions are transactions that were booked on an account since the last book day closed. It may contain reports for more than one account.",[14,958,959,960],{},"The XML Schema and Message Definition Report for camt.052 can be downloaded from ",[29,961,964],{"href":962,"rel":963},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fiso-20022-message-definitions?search=camt.052",[33],"here.",[14,966,967],{},[17,968],{"alt":969,"src":970,"title":969},"camt.052","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-04-30-camt-052-message\u002Fimage.png",[90,972,974],{"id":973},"building-blocks-of-camt052","Building Blocks of Camt.052",[216,976,978],{"id":977},"groupheader","GroupHeader",[14,980,981],{},"Contain all the common characteristics of all reports contained within the camt.052. It will contain the following elements:",[74,983,984,987,990,993],{},[77,985,986],{},"Message Identification: A unique identifier assigned to the message",[77,988,989],{},"Creation Date and Time: The date and time when the message was created.",[77,991,992],{},"Number of Cases: The total count of individual cases or assignments included in the message.",[77,994,995],{},"Initiating Party: Information about the party initiating the message",[216,997,999],{"id":998},"report","Report",[14,1001,1002],{},"The Camt.052 will contain a number of reports. It will contain the following elements:",[74,1004,1005,1008,1011,1014],{},[77,1006,1007],{},"Report Identification: A unique identifier assigned to the report",[77,1009,1010],{},"Creation Date and Time: The date and time when the report was created.",[77,1012,1013],{},"Initiating Party: Information about the party initiating the report.",[77,1015,1016],{},"Cases: This section contains details about the individual cases or assignments being reported. 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It is the response to that camt.056 indicating that the camt.056 request was unsuccessful.",[14,1049,1050],{},"The camt.029 is a notification message. It is also known as a resolution of investigation and indicates to the originator that there will be no movement of funds to the originator.",[14,1052,1053,1054,1059,1060,35],{},"The camt.029 is the opposite of the ",[29,1055,1058],{"href":1056,"rel":1057},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fpacs-004-message\u002F",[33],"pacs.004"," (positive response). The definition of the camt.029 and its message definition report can be found ",[29,1061,34],{"href":1062,"rel":1063},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fiso-20022-message-definitions?search=camt.029",[33],[90,1065,1067],{"id":1066},"building-blocks-of-camt029","Building Blocks of Camt.029",[14,1069,1070],{},"Camt.029 is composed of two blocks:",[216,1072,1074],{"id":1073},"caseassignment","CaseAssignment",[14,1076,1077],{},"Identifies the party that initiated the investigation. 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It shows all of the transactions against the originator's bank account on a given day.",[14,1166,1167],{},"In addition to debits\u002Fcredits, the camt.053 will contain an opening and closing balance. It is also known as BankToCustomerAccountReport",[14,1169,1170,1171],{},"You can find the definition of the CAMT.053, along with its message definition report, ",[29,1172,34],{"href":1173,"rel":1174},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fiso-20022-message-definitions?search=camt.053",[33],[90,1176,1178],{"id":1177},"building-blocks-of-camt053","Building blocks of Camt.053",[14,1180,1181],{},"GroupHeader - this element is mandatory and contains the msg identifier and date and time the camt.053 was created.",[14,1183,1184],{},[17,1185],{"alt":1186,"src":1187,"title":1186},"Camt.053 GroupHeader","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-04-23-camt-053-message\u002Fimage-16.png",[14,1189,1190],{},"The GroupHeader contains the following elements:",[74,1192,1193,1196,1199,1202,1205,1208,1211],{},[77,1194,1195],{},"Message Identification - unique identifier of the message",[77,1197,1198],{},"Creation Date and Time - creation date and time of the message",[77,1200,1201],{},"Number of Transactions - total number of individual transactions",[77,1203,1204],{},"Control Sum - sum of control amounts of all the transactions",[77,1206,1207],{},"Authorisation - indicates authorisation status of the message",[77,1209,1210],{},"From - indicate the financial institution which sent the account statement",[77,1212,1213],{},"To - indicate the customer receiving the account statement.",[14,1215,1216],{},"Statement(s) - The statement is a repetitive element and represents each bank account for which a statement is provided. Each statement will contain a balance and entries.",[14,1218,1219],{},[17,1220],{"alt":1221,"src":1222,"title":1221},"Camt.053 stmt","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-04-23-camt-053-message\u002Fimage-17-443x1024.png",[14,1224,1225],{},"The statement(s) will contain the following elements:",[74,1227,1228,1231,1234,1237,1240,1243],{},[77,1229,1230],{},"Statement Identification - unique identifier for the message",[77,1232,1233],{},"Start\u002FEnd Date and Time - indicates the duration in which the statement applies.",[77,1235,1236],{},"Frequency - indicates the frequency of the statement.",[77,1238,1239],{},"Update Type - indicates the purpose of the statement",[77,1241,1242],{},"Supplementary Data - indicates any additonal data provided",[77,1244,1245],{},"EntryDetails - Provides information about individual transactions in the statement",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":1247},[1248],{"id":1177,"depth":260,"text":1178},[660],"2023-04-23","The originator bank issues the ISO 20022 camt.053 message to the originator.. It shows all of the transactions against the originator's bank account on a given day.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-23-camt-053-message",{"title":1155,"description":1251},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-23-camt-053-message\u002Findex","GfctQiJ5riq3wCJng4VQx6KlLXpk_NZvKy0gnVoRK5Y",{"id":1258,"title":1259,"body":1260,"categories":1339,"date":1340,"description":1341,"extension":267,"meta":1342,"navigation":269,"path":1343,"seo":1344,"stem":1345,"tags":577,"__hash__":1346},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-22-camt-054-message\u002Findex.md","Camt.054 Message",{"type":8,"value":1261,"toc":1336},[1262,1268,1271,1278,1282,1285,1289,1292,1309,1313,1316,1330],[14,1263,949,1264,1267],{},[29,1265,596],{"href":594,"rel":1266},[33]," Camt.054 is a notification message sent by the originator bank to the originator informing them of a credit(s) or debit(s) against their account. It does not contain balance information.",[14,1269,1270],{},"Even though, the Camt.054 is part of the ISO20022 standard, it is optional. A bank can choose whether to send it or not.",[14,1272,1273,1274,35],{},"The definition of the Camt.054, along with its message definition reports, can be found ",[29,1275,34],{"href":1276,"rel":1277},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fiso-20022-message-definitions?search=camt.054",[33],[90,1279,1281],{"id":1280},"building-blocks-of-camt054","Building blocks of Camt.054",[14,1283,1284],{},"Camt.054 contains two blocks:",[216,1286,1288],{"id":1287},"group-header","Group Header",[14,1290,1291],{},"Contains identifying information for all of the debits\u002Fcredits in the message. The Group Header may also contain:",[74,1293,1294,1297,1300,1303,1306],{},[77,1295,1296],{},"message id - used to identify each message.",[77,1298,1299],{},"creation date and time - indicates when the payments(s) referenced were created.",[77,1301,1302],{},"number of transactions - count of the number of transactions in the message",[77,1304,1305],{},"control sum - contains a sum of the total number of transactions in the message",[77,1307,1308],{},"initiating party - contains information on the party who initiated the payment.",[216,1310,1312],{"id":1311},"ntfctn","Ntfctn",[14,1314,1315],{},"Contains information about the transactions in the message. The ntfctn may also contain:",[74,1317,1318,1321,1324,1327],{},[77,1319,1320],{},"Notification Message Identification - contains a unique id used to identify each notification in the message",[77,1322,1323],{},"Notification Date - notification creation date.",[77,1325,1326],{},"Additional Notification Information - used to provide additional information about the notification.",[77,1328,1329],{},"Notification Message Name Identification - code indicating the category of notification message.",[14,1331,1332],{},[17,1333],{"alt":1334,"src":1335,"title":1334},"Camt.054 message","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-04-22-camt-054-message\u002Fimage-14.png",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":1337},[1338],{"id":1280,"depth":260,"text":1281},[274,265],"2023-04-22","The ISO 20022 Camt.054 is a notification message sent by the originator bank to the originator informing them of a credit(s) or debit(s) against their account. It does not contain balance information.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-22-camt-054-message",{"title":1259,"description":1341},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-22-camt-054-message\u002Findex","whzcEE_--Oyk1iIMvduhdGTPy3gIr51U_Baa3h8HYSk",{"id":1348,"title":1349,"body":1350,"categories":1428,"date":1429,"description":1430,"extension":267,"meta":1431,"navigation":269,"path":1432,"seo":1433,"stem":1434,"tags":577,"__hash__":1435},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-21-camt-056-message\u002Findex.md","Camt.056 Message",{"type":8,"value":1351,"toc":1425},[1352,1360,1367,1370,1375,1378,1381,1389,1393,1396],[14,1353,1354,1355,35],{},"The originating bank sends the camt.056 message to the beneficiary bank to cancel a ",[29,1356,1359],{"href":1357,"rel":1358},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fsepa-credit-transfer-overview\u002F",[33],"credit transfer",[14,1361,1362,1363],{},"You can find the definition of the camt.056 schema and its message definition report ",[29,1364,34],{"href":1365,"rel":1366},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fiso-20022-message-definitions?search=camt.056",[33],[14,1368,1369],{},"One of the most common reasons for issuing a camt.056 is a duplicate payment.",[14,1371,1372],{},[17,1373],{"alt":1349,"src":1374,"title":1349},"\u002Fimages\u002F2023-04-21-camt-056-message\u002Fimage-13.png",[14,1376,1377],{},"The camt.056 requires a response from the beneficiary bank within 15 working days.",[14,1379,1380],{},"This response can be:",[517,1382,1383,1386],{},[77,1384,1385],{},"Positive response to the recall. In this case a pacs.004 is sent by the beneficiary to the originator and the money is credited to the originator",[77,1387,1388],{},"Negative response to the recall. In this case a camt.029 is sent to the debtor bank. In this case stays with the beneficiary.",[90,1390,1392],{"id":1391},"building-blocks-of-camt056","Building blocks of Camt.056",[14,1394,1395],{},"The Camt.056 will contain the following elements:",[74,1397,1398,1401,1404,1407,1410,1413,1416,1419,1422],{},[77,1399,1400],{},"Message Identification: A unique identifier assigned to the message.",[77,1402,1403],{},"Related Reference: Reference to a related message or transaction.",[77,1405,1406],{},"Payment Instruction Details: Details about the payment instruction being transmitted.",[77,1408,1409],{},"Payment Transaction Information: Information about individual payment transactions, including amounts, dates, and parties involved.",[77,1411,1412],{},"Settlement Details: Information related to the settlement of the payment, such as clearing and settlement system details.",[77,1414,1415],{},"Remittance Information: Information about the remittance advice or additional payment details.",[77,1417,1418],{},"Regulatory Reporting Information: Information required for regulatory reporting purposes.",[77,1420,1421],{},"Additional Information: Any additional relevant information associated with the payment message.",[77,1423,1424],{},"Supplementary Data: Optional additional data included with the message.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":1426},[1427],{"id":1391,"depth":260,"text":1392},[274,265],"2023-04-21","The originating bank sends the camt.056 message to the beneficiary bank to cancel a credit transfer.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-21-camt-056-message",{"title":1349,"description":1430},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-21-camt-056-message\u002Findex","wrEV-ePIha0JJ2RljuhmVkLF01PJ8lgVPz4cZiNEa8k",{"id":1437,"title":1438,"body":1439,"categories":577,"date":1513,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":1514,"navigation":269,"path":1515,"seo":1516,"stem":1517,"tags":577,"__hash__":1518},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-19-pacs-004-message\u002Findex.md","Pacs.004 Message",{"type":8,"value":1440,"toc":1506},[1441,1443,1446,1449,1453,1465,1467,1470,1473,1479,1483,1486,1500],[90,1442,946],{"id":945},[14,1444,1445],{},"The beneficiary bank uses the pacs.004 message to trigger the return of a settled payment. One possible reason for the return of a settled payment is that the beneficiary bank account no longer exists.",[14,1447,1448],{},"The pacs.004 message must identify the returned payment. The UETR (Unique End-to-end Transaction Reference) and the end-to-end-id identify the payment a pacs.004 refers to.",[90,1450,1452],{"id":1451},"building-blocks-of-the-pacs004","Building Blocks of the Pacs.004",[14,1454,1455,1456,1460,1461,35],{},"Like other payment messages in ",[29,1457,1459],{"href":594,"rel":1458},[33],"ISO20022",", the pacs.004 contains 2 main parts. You can find the definition of the pacs.004 schema and its message definition report ",[29,1462,34],{"href":1463,"rel":1464},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fiso-20022-message-definitions?search=pacs.004",[33],[334,1466,978],{"id":977},[14,1468,1469],{},"The GroupHeader will contain the set of characteristics that are common to all transactions contained in the pacs.004.",[14,1471,1472],{},"The most important of these is the MsgId which used to uniquely identify the message. It is mandatory and must be unique",[14,1474,1475],{},[17,1476],{"alt":1477,"src":1478,"title":1477},"GroupHeader Pacs.004","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-04-19-pacs-004-message\u002Fimage-9.png",[90,1480,1482],{"id":1481},"transaction-information","Transaction Information",[14,1484,1485],{},"The transaction information sections of the pacs.004 will contain all of the information used to identify the transactions that are being returned. There are a number of mandatory elements which must be present.",[74,1487,1488,1491,1494,1497],{},[77,1489,1490],{},"RtrId - Unique identification, as assigned by an instructing party for an instructed party, to unambiguously identify the returned transaction.",[77,1492,1493],{},"OrgnlEndToEndId - Unique identification, as assigned by the original initiating party, to unambiguously identify the original transaction",[77,1495,1496],{},"OrgnlUETR - Universally unique identifier to provide the original end-to-end reference of a payment transaction",[77,1498,1499],{},"OrgnlInstrId - Unique identification, as assigned by the original instructing party for the original instructed party, to unambiguously identify the original instruction.",[14,1501,1502],{},[17,1503],{"alt":1504,"src":1505,"title":1504},"Transaction Pacs.004","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-04-19-pacs-004-message\u002Fimage-10-779x1024.png",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":1507},[1508,1509,1512],{"id":945,"depth":260,"text":946},{"id":1451,"depth":260,"text":1452,"children":1510},[1511],{"id":977,"depth":557,"text":978},{"id":1481,"depth":260,"text":1482},"2023-04-19",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-19-pacs-004-message",{"title":1438,"description":259},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-19-pacs-004-message\u002Findex","4iTBBovU7l6YmZXY33ISHxaufeKBtmIRDsurgVH-CYM",{"id":1520,"title":1521,"body":1522,"categories":1728,"date":1730,"description":1731,"extension":267,"meta":1732,"navigation":269,"path":1733,"seo":1734,"stem":1735,"tags":577,"__hash__":1736},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-18-sepa-credit-transfer-in-detail\u002Findex.md","SEPA Credit Transfer in Detail",{"type":8,"value":1523,"toc":1723},[1524,1531,1534,1540,1544,1547,1589,1593,1596,1668,1672,1675],[14,1525,1526,1527,1530],{},"When a ",[29,1528,227],{"href":1357,"rel":1529},[33]," the originator exchanges a series of messages with the beneficiary through the originating and beneficiary bank and CSM.",[14,1532,1533],{},"The following diagram indicates this flow of messages.",[14,1535,1536],{},[17,1537],{"alt":1538,"src":1539,"title":1538},"SEPA Credit Transfer in detail","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-04-18-sepa-credit-transfer-in-detail\u002Fimage-8-1024x543.png",[90,1541,1543],{"id":1542},"customer-to-bank-messages-pain","Customer to Bank Messages (PAIN)",[14,1545,1546],{},"A customer will send Payment initiation (Pain) message(s) to their bank to initiate a payment. Pain messages are customer to bank messages.",[95,1548,1549,1563],{},[98,1550,1551],{},[101,1552,1553,1558],{},[104,1554,1555],{},[40,1556,1557],{},"Message",[104,1559,1560],{},[40,1561,1562],{},"Description",[130,1564,1565,1577],{},[101,1566,1567,1570],{},[135,1568,1569],{},"pain.001",[135,1571,1572,1573],{},"This is the payment initiation message. Used to initiate the credit transfer. For more information see ",[29,1574,34],{"href":1575,"rel":1576},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fpain-001-message\u002F",[33],[101,1578,1579,1582],{},[135,1580,1581],{},"pain.002",[135,1583,1584,1585],{},"This message is used to inform a customer whether their transaction was successful or not. For more information see ",[29,1586,34],{"href":1587,"rel":1588},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fpain-002-message\u002F",[33],[90,1590,1592],{"id":1591},"cash-management-messages-camt","Cash Management Messages (CAMT)",[14,1594,1595],{},"Customers receive their cash management reports from banks using the Cash Management (CAMT) family of messages.",[95,1597,1598,1610],{},[98,1599,1600],{},[101,1601,1602,1606],{},[104,1603,1604],{},[40,1605,1557],{},[104,1607,1608],{},[40,1609,1562],{},[130,1611,1612,1620,1632,1644,1656],{},[101,1613,1614,1617],{},[135,1615,1616],{},"Camt.052",[135,1618,1619],{},"This message is the account report. It used to inform the customer of their account balances after a transaction.",[101,1621,1622,1625],{},[135,1623,1624],{},"Camt.053",[135,1626,1627,1628],{},"This message serves as the account statement. Additionally, it will include an opening and closing balance, along with the details of processed transactions. For more information see ",[29,1629,34],{"href":1630,"rel":1631},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fcamt-053-message\u002F",[33],[101,1633,1634,1637],{},[135,1635,1636],{},"Camt.054",[135,1638,1639,1640],{},"This message is used to inform a customer about a debit or credit on their account. For more information see ",[29,1641,34],{"href":1642,"rel":1643},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fcamt-054-message\u002F",[33],[101,1645,1646,1649],{},[135,1647,1648],{},"Camt.056",[135,1650,1651,1652],{},"This message is used by the originator bank to recall an SCT. For more information see ",[29,1653,34],{"href":1654,"rel":1655},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fcamt-056-message\u002F",[33],[101,1657,1658,1661],{},[135,1659,1660],{},"Camt.029",[135,1662,1663,1664],{},"This message is used by the beneficiary bank to inform the originator bank that their request to recall the SCT has been denied. For more information see ",[29,1665,34],{"href":1666,"rel":1667},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fcamt-029-message\u002F",[33],[90,1669,1671],{"id":1670},"interbank-messages-pacs","Interbank Messages (PACS)",[14,1673,1674],{},"Banks use Payment and Clearing messages (PACS) to settle and clear funds.",[95,1676,1677,1689],{},[98,1678,1679],{},[101,1680,1681,1685],{},[104,1682,1683],{},[40,1684,1557],{},[104,1686,1687],{},[40,1688,1562],{},[130,1690,1691,1703,1715],{},[101,1692,1693,1696],{},[135,1694,1695],{},"Pacs.008",[135,1697,1698,1699],{},"This message facilitates the movement of funds from the originating bank to the beneficiary bank. For more information please see ",[29,1700,34],{"href":1701,"rel":1702},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fpacs-008-message\u002F",[33],[101,1704,1705,1708],{},[135,1706,1707],{},"Pacs.002",[135,1709,1710,1711],{},"This message represents a payment status report message. For more information please see ",[29,1712,34],{"href":1713,"rel":1714},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fpacs-002-message\u002F",[33],[101,1716,1717,1720],{},[135,1718,1719],{},"Pacs.004",[135,1721,1722],{},"This message is used to undo a payment that has already been settled. It is issued by the beneficiary bank. In general, there are a number of reasons for this to occur, such as the account being previously closed at the beneficiary bank. Moreover, this message is also utilized to indicate that a recalled SCT has been successful.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":1724},[1725,1726,1727],{"id":1542,"depth":260,"text":1543},{"id":1591,"depth":260,"text":1592},{"id":1670,"depth":260,"text":1671},[274,1729],"sct","2023-04-18","When a SEPA Credit Transfer the originator exchanges a series of messages with the beneficiary through the originating and beneficiary bank and CSM.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-18-sepa-credit-transfer-in-detail",{"title":1521,"description":1731},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-18-sepa-credit-transfer-in-detail\u002Findex","oTAjfqfaMOF7GWwIQ0RIjfudA2y8CSdgV-tL-CHe_cc",{"id":1738,"title":1739,"body":1740,"categories":1806,"date":1807,"description":1744,"extension":267,"meta":1808,"navigation":269,"path":1809,"seo":1810,"stem":1811,"tags":577,"__hash__":1812},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-15-sepa-credit-transfer-overview\u002Findex.md","SEPA Credit Transfer Overview",{"type":8,"value":1741,"toc":1804},[1742,1745,1753,1756,1765,1768,1782,1787,1790],[14,1743,1744],{},"A SEPA Credit Transfer (SCT) is a payment instrument which facilitates the transfer of funds from the sending or originating bank to the receiving or beneficiary bank.",[14,1746,1747,1748,1752],{},"They generally used for once off payments and clear within a day. To send\u002Freceive a SEPA Credit Transfer, the originating and beneficiary banks must be ",[29,1749,1751],{"href":31,"rel":1750},[33],"SEPA"," participants.",[14,1754,1755],{},"Debtors and creditors use SCT Transfers conducted in Euro currency, which include IBANs and BICs for identification.",[14,1757,1758,1759,1764],{},"A SEPA Credit Transfer(SCT) involves the exchange of a number of messages between a debtor, their bank, the clearing and settlement (",[29,1760,1763],{"href":1761,"rel":1762},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwhat-is-clearing-and-settlement\u002F",[33],"CSM",") exchange and the beneficiary bank.",[14,1766,1767],{},"The SCT relies on 4 actors:",[74,1769,1770,1773,1776,1779],{},[77,1771,1772],{},"Originator, i.e the person making the payment",[77,1774,1775],{},"Originating bank, i.e the bank which contains the account of the originator",[77,1777,1778],{},"Beneficiary, i.e. the person receiving the payment",[77,1780,1781],{},"Beneficiary bank, i.e the bank which contains the account of the beneficiary",[14,1783,1784],{},[17,1785],{"alt":227,"src":1786,"title":227},"\u002Fimages\u002F2023-04-15-sepa-credit-transfer-overview\u002Fimage-3.png",[14,1788,1789],{},"The originator and beneficiary use different ISO 20022 messages to initiate and complete the credit transfer. These messages are categorised as follows:",[74,1791,1792,1795,1801],{},[77,1793,1794],{},"Payment Initiation (Pain). Sent\u002Freceived between the customer and their respective banks.",[77,1796,1797,1798,35],{},"Payment Clearing and Settlement (Pacs). Sent\u002Freceived between the originating\u002Fbeneficiary banks and the ",[29,1799,1763],{"href":1761,"rel":1800},[33],[77,1802,1803],{},"Cash Management (Camt). Sent to the originator\u002Fbeneficiary to inform them of their account balances as a result of payment transaction.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":1805},[],[274,265],"2023-04-15",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-15-sepa-credit-transfer-overview",{"title":1739,"description":1744},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-15-sepa-credit-transfer-overview\u002Findex","RyNzqZP3D7-wSvs6QL_YBbl63ATTFlf2hgqA9H9Y5fU",{"id":1814,"title":1815,"body":1816,"categories":1907,"date":1909,"description":1820,"extension":267,"meta":1910,"navigation":269,"path":1911,"seo":1912,"stem":1913,"tags":577,"__hash__":1914},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-09-what-is-the-ach-network\u002Findex.md","What is the ACH Network?",{"type":8,"value":1817,"toc":1902},[1818,1821,1839,1847,1850,1854,1857,1865,1868,1872,1875,1878,1884,1888],[14,1819,1820],{},"The ACH (automated clearing house) network is a payments network in the United States used to process low-value domestic payments. Two different operators run the ACH network:",[74,1822,1823,1831],{},[77,1824,1825,1826,35],{},"Electronic Payment Network (EPN). Run by the ",[29,1827,1830],{"href":1828,"rel":1829},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwho-are-the-clearing-house\u002F",[33],"Clearing House",[77,1832,1833,1838],{},[29,1834,1837],{"href":1835,"rel":1836},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.frbservices.org\u002Ffinancial-services\u002Fach",[33],"FedACH",". Run by the Federal Reserve Banks.",[14,1840,949,1841,1846],{},[29,1842,1845],{"href":1843,"rel":1844},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwho-are-nacha\u002F",[33],"National Automated Clearing House Association"," (Nacha) govern the ACH network.",[14,1848,1849],{},"Approximately 11,000 financial institution use the ACH network in the United States.",[90,1851,1853],{"id":1852},"what-is-an-ach-transfer","What is an ACH Transfer?",[14,1855,1856],{},"An ACH transfer sends electronic funds over the ACH network. There are two types of ACH transfers:",[74,1858,1859,1862],{},[77,1860,1861],{},"ACH Debits - Initiated by a payer to send funds directly to a receiving account. e.g. employee salaries",[77,1863,1864],{},"ACH Credits - Initiated by a recipient to request funds, e.g. bills.",[14,1866,1867],{},"ACH transfers are batched, cheap and can be reversed.",[90,1869,1871],{"id":1870},"how-does-ach-work","How does ACH work?",[14,1873,1874],{},"The ACH operators will batch these transfers according to the Receiving Depository Financial Institutions (RDFI) receiving the transfers. The RDFI receives these transfers at a number of set intervals during the day. An RDFI will debit\u002Fcredit accounts based on the account and routing numbers.",[14,1876,1877],{},"An ACH transfer can complete in a number of hours or up to two business days depending on the time of the day or whether same day processing has been specified.",[14,1879,1880],{},[17,1881],{"alt":1882,"src":1883,"title":1882},"ACH Transfer","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-04-09-what-is-the-ach-network\u002Fimage-1-1024x513.png",[90,1885,1887],{"id":1886},"examples-of-ach-payments","Examples of ACH Payments",[74,1889,1890,1893,1896,1899],{},[77,1891,1892],{},"Direct deposit from employer to employees",[77,1894,1895],{},"Household utility payments",[77,1897,1898],{},"Business paying suppliers for products\u002Fservices",[77,1900,1901],{},"Funds transfer from one bank account to another",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":1903},[1904,1905,1906],{"id":1852,"depth":260,"text":1853},{"id":1870,"depth":260,"text":1871},{"id":1886,"depth":260,"text":1887},[1908],"ach","2023-04-09",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-09-what-is-the-ach-network",{"title":1815,"description":1820},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-09-what-is-the-ach-network\u002Findex","cOJ0FEAiwVY7jlY7EiTU3ZmZCzujAdl2GHP_19MGxUg",{"id":1916,"title":1917,"body":1918,"categories":2024,"date":2025,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":2026,"navigation":269,"path":2027,"seo":2028,"stem":2029,"tags":577,"__hash__":2030},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-04-who-are-nacha\u002Findex.md","Who are Nacha?",{"type":8,"value":1919,"toc":2018},[1920,1930,1944,1947,1950,1961,1965,1978,1982,1985,1999,2003,2006,2009,2015],[14,1921,1922],{},[29,1923,1926],{"href":1924,"rel":1925},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.nacha.org",[33],[17,1927],{"alt":1928,"src":1929,"title":1928},"Nacha logo","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-04-04-who-are-nacha\u002Fnacha.png",[14,1931,1932,1937,1938,1943],{},[29,1933,1936],{"href":1934,"rel":1935},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.nacha.org\u002F",[33],"Nacha"," govern the ",[29,1939,1942],{"href":1940,"rel":1941},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwhat-is-the-ach-network\u002F",[33],"ACH"," (Automated Clearing House) payments network in United States. It stands for National Automated Clearing House Association.",[14,1945,1946],{},"It also manages the Operating Rules for ACH Payments. These define the rules and responsibility of any participants using the ACH network. However, the ACH operators, Federal Reserve, and the Electronic Payment Network run the ACH network, not Nacha.",[14,1948,1949],{},"Some of Nacha's responsibilities are:",[74,1951,1952,1955,1958],{},[77,1953,1954],{},"Promote the ACH network",[77,1956,1957],{},"Enforcing the rules governing the ACH network",[77,1959,1960],{},"Steering the evolution of the ACH network in the evolving payments world",[90,1962,1964],{"id":1963},"what-are-the-nacha-operating-rules","What are the Nacha operating rules?",[14,1966,1967,1968,1973,1974,35],{},"Each participant of the ACH network must adhere to ",[29,1969,1972],{"href":1970,"rel":1971},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.nacha.org\u002Frules\u002Foperating-rules",[33],"rules"," if it wants to accept ACH payments. These rules are broad and participants of the ACH network need to stay up to date to ensure compliance. Participants can be fined or removed from the ACH network in the event of non-compliance. You can obtain a copy of the rules ",[29,1975,34],{"href":1976,"rel":1977},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.nacha.org\u002Fstore",[33],[334,1979,1981],{"id":1980},"examples-of-nacha-operating-rules","Examples of Nacha operating rules",[14,1983,1984],{},"The following are examples of Nacha operating rules around ACH direct debit",[74,1986,1987,1990,1993,1996],{},[77,1988,1989],{},"Ensure customer information such as bank account numbers, social security numbers, billing addresses are secure.",[77,1991,1992],{},"Customers must clearly authorise any ACH direct debits.",[77,1994,1995],{},"Any change to amount of the ACH direct debits needs to be communicted clearly to the customer",[77,1997,1998],{},"Cancelled ACH direct debits need to be completed in a timely manner.",[90,2000,2002],{"id":2001},"what-is-nacha-file-format","What is Nacha file format?",[14,2004,2005],{},"A Nacha file is a set of ACH instructions used to initiate a payment over the ACH network. A record (line) in a Nacha file must be 94 characters in length.",[14,2007,2008],{},"Fields that begin and end at certain positions make up each record. These fields contains important information such as account number and routing number. Additionally each record must follow a certain order.",[14,2010,2011],{},[17,2012],{"alt":2013,"src":2014,"title":2013},"Nacha file format","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-04-04-who-are-nacha\u002Fnacha_formatted_file_screenshot.gif",[14,2016,2017],{},"Although banks mostly use Nacha files for payment initiation, they can also use the file format for a wide variety of other purposes such as reversals or returns.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":2019},[2020,2023],{"id":1963,"depth":260,"text":1964,"children":2021},[2022],{"id":1980,"depth":557,"text":1981},{"id":2001,"depth":260,"text":2002},[1908],"2023-04-04",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-04-who-are-nacha",{"title":1917,"description":259},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-04-04-who-are-nacha\u002Findex","6a3-mRvHtLHLslws2GuPkdDc35uPdE1StPDgZ3i03fI",{"id":2032,"title":2033,"body":2034,"categories":2096,"date":2097,"description":2038,"extension":267,"meta":2098,"navigation":269,"path":2099,"seo":2100,"stem":2101,"tags":577,"__hash__":2102},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-31-how-is-the-iso-20022-standard-defined\u002Findex.md","How is the ISO 20022 standard defined?",{"type":8,"value":2035,"toc":2094},[2036,2039,2050,2053,2062,2066,2069,2075,2078,2086],[14,2037,2038],{},"The financial industry uses different terms and different message formats across to describe payment processes. This leads to barriers in facilitating payment integration. ISO 20022 aims to define common payment business processes and consistent message standards to ensure financial institutions have a common understanding of payment information exchanged. The ISO 20022 standard is defined as individual 3 layers:",[74,2040,2041,2044,2047],{},[77,2042,2043],{},"Business Concepts",[77,2045,2046],{},"Logical models",[77,2048,2049],{},"Syntax",[216,2051,2043],{"id":2052},"business-concepts",[14,2054,2055,2056,2061],{},"The ISO 20022 standard is defined using a ",[29,2057,2060],{"href":2058,"rel":2059},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fiso20022-repository\u002Fbusiness-model",[33],"business model"," which describes the roles, actors and processes that make up the flow of payment information. This business model will define concepts such as debtor, creditor, debtor agent, creditor agent, credit transfer and direct debit.",[216,2063,2065],{"id":2064},"logical-models","Logical Models",[14,2067,2068],{},"The logical model describes all of the parts needed to perform a business activity such as a credit transfer. Its independent of syntax. The following diagram shows a simplified data model for a subset of the CreditTransferTransactionInformation.",[14,2070,2071],{},[17,2072],{"alt":2073,"src":2074,"title":2073},"ISO 20022 logical model","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-31-how-is-the-iso-20022-standard-defined\u002Fimage-8.png",[216,2076,2049],{"id":2077},"syntax",[14,2079,2080,2081,2085],{},"To generate the physical syntax, we use the logical model. The physical syntax of ISO 20022 is XML. An example of XML syntax within ISO 20022 is the ",[29,2082,2084],{"href":1575,"rel":2083},[33],"pain.00","1 XML message.",[14,2087,949,2088,2093],{},[29,2089,2092],{"href":2090,"rel":2091},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Funderstanding-data-dictionary",[33],"dictionary"," defines all the terms used in ISO 20022. This removes any ambiguity to the different terms used in the payments industry.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":2095},[],[274],"2023-03-31",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-31-how-is-the-iso-20022-standard-defined",{"title":2033,"description":2038},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-31-how-is-the-iso-20022-standard-defined\u002Findex","-fWCQeYDHVuw95VJTj8BwEGBxaKbVRZIpS2MlJx_JuE",{"id":2104,"title":2105,"body":2106,"categories":2154,"date":2156,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":2157,"navigation":269,"path":2158,"seo":2159,"stem":2160,"tags":577,"__hash__":2161},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-27-what-is-fedwire\u002Findex.md","What is FedWire?",{"type":8,"value":2107,"toc":2151},[2108,2114,2127,2130,2133,2136,2140,2145,2148],[14,2109,2110],{},[17,2111],{"alt":2112,"src":2113,"title":2112},"Fedwire logo","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-27-what-is-fedwire\u002FFedwire.png",[14,2115,2116,2117,2120,2121,2126],{},"FedWire (Fedwire Funds Service) is a ",[29,2118,615],{"href":613,"rel":2119},[33]," high value payment system run by ",[29,2122,2125],{"href":2123,"rel":2124},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.federalreserve.gov\u002F",[33],"federal reserve"," banks in the United States.",[14,2128,2129],{},"As Fedwire is an RTGS, payments are settled immediately and are irrevocable. Fedwrite transfers trillions of dollars daily. This is advantage over its nearest competitor, CHIPS, which uses an end-of-day net settlement process.",[14,2131,2132],{},"Fedwire is used banks, businesses, and government agencies for large, same-day transactions. It is a credit transfer service, so transfers are always a payment from a sender to a receiver. It does not have a direct debit facility so a financial institution cannot pull funds from another financial institution.",[14,2134,2135],{},"In order to be eligible to participate in Fedwire a financial institution must have an account with one of the 12 federal reserve banks. If a financial institution does not have an account with the federal reserve, it must partner with one that does. This is known as a correspondent relationship.",[90,2137,2139],{"id":2138},"how-does-fedwire-work","How does Fedwire work?",[14,2141,2142],{},[17,2143],{"alt":2139,"src":2144,"title":2139},"\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-27-what-is-fedwire\u002Fimage-7-1024x561.png",[14,2146,2147],{},"A sender bank initiates a funds transfer by instructing its Federal Reserve Bank, to debit funds from its own master account and credit funds to the master account of another recipient bank.",[14,2149,2150],{},"The federal reserve bank will holds account for both sender and recipient and settles transactions individually and immediately.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":2152},[2153],{"id":2138,"depth":260,"text":2139},[2155],"rtgs","2023-03-27",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-27-what-is-fedwire",{"title":2105,"description":259},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-27-what-is-fedwire\u002Findex","7aKJqp8L0nQNhLENoE--MEwS_bTu7CkOqEgTTnVWd-w",{"id":2163,"title":2164,"body":2165,"categories":577,"date":2312,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":2313,"navigation":269,"path":2314,"seo":2315,"stem":2316,"tags":577,"__hash__":2317},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-26-what-are-high-and-low-value-payment-systems\u002Findex.md","What are High and Low Value Payment Systems?",{"type":8,"value":2166,"toc":2307},[2167,2169,2172,2180,2183,2189,2193,2200,2203,2207,2253,2257,2260,2263,2266,2278,2281],[90,2168,946],{"id":945},[14,2170,2171],{},"Banks generally separate their payment systems into high and low value streams:",[74,2173,2174,2177],{},[77,2175,2176],{},"High value payments (inter-bank payments)",[77,2178,2179],{},"Low value payments (retail payments).",[14,2181,2182],{},"High value payments are settled instantly. Low value payments are batched and settled generally at end of day.",[14,2184,2185],{},[17,2186],{"alt":2187,"src":2188,"title":2187},"high value\u002Flow value payment systems","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-26-what-are-high-and-low-value-payment-systems\u002Fimage.png",[90,2190,2192],{"id":2191},"high-value-payment-systems-hvps","High Value Payment Systems (HVPS)",[14,2194,2195,2196,2199],{},"HVPS transfer large value inter-bank transactions. Transactions settle in real-time and instantly. HVPS are Real Time Gross Settlement Systems (",[29,2197,615],{"href":613,"rel":2198},[33],").",[14,2201,2202],{},"Generally HVPS do not have an upper limit on the monetary value of transactions allowed. Central banks will have oversight of the HPVS in individual countries ensuring stability and reliability. They also will use robust security to guard against fraud, hacking and other malicious behavour.",[216,2204,2206],{"id":2205},"examples","Examples",[95,2208,2209,2216],{},[98,2210,2211],{},[101,2212,2213],{},[104,2214,2215],{},"Fedwire (United States)`",[130,2217,2218,2223,2228,2233,2243],{},[101,2219,2220],{},[135,2221,2222],{},"RTGS (India)",[101,2224,2225],{},[135,2226,2227],{},"RITS (Australia)",[101,2229,2230],{},[135,2231,2232],{},"MEPS+(Singapore)",[101,2234,2235],{},[135,2236,2237,2242],{},[29,2238,2241],{"href":2239,"rel":2240},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwhat-is-target2\u002F",[33],"TARGET2"," (EU)",[101,2244,2245],{},[135,2246,2247,2252],{},[29,2248,2251],{"href":2249,"rel":2250},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwhat-is-chaps\u002F",[33],"CHAPS"," (UK)",[90,2254,2256],{"id":2255},"low-value-payment-systems-lvps","Low Value Payment Systems (LVPS)",[14,2258,2259],{},"LVPS are deferred settlement systems. Payments are batched and settled at a certain point in the day. Transaction amounts are on average low in comparison to high value payments.",[14,2261,2262],{},"Low value payments constitute the vast majority of payments. Individually they pose no systemic risk and it is inefficient and expensive to process them in a real time basis. They settle in batches at the end of the day.",[14,2264,2265],{},"LVPS are also known Batch EFT (Electronic funds transfer) or ACH (Automated Clearing House) payment systems.",[14,2267,2268,2271,2272,2277],{},[29,2269,624],{"href":622,"rel":2270},[33]," supports over ",[29,2273,2276],{"href":2274,"rel":2275},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.swift.com\u002Four-solutions\u002Fmarket-infrastructures\u002Fswift-for-lvps-achs",[33],"25"," low-value payment systems.",[216,2279,2206],{"id":2280},"examples-1",[95,2282,2283,2290],{},[98,2284,2285],{},[101,2286,2287],{},[104,2288,2289],{},"CHIPS (United States)",[130,2291,2292,2297,2302],{},[101,2293,2294],{},[135,2295,2296],{},"NEFT (United States",[101,2298,2299],{},[135,2300,2301],{},"BECS (Australia)",[101,2303,2304],{},[135,2305,2306],{},"SEPA (EU)",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":2308},[2309,2310,2311],{"id":945,"depth":260,"text":946},{"id":2191,"depth":260,"text":2192},{"id":2255,"depth":260,"text":2256},"2023-03-26",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-26-what-are-high-and-low-value-payment-systems",{"title":2164,"description":259},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-26-what-are-high-and-low-value-payment-systems\u002Findex","kDol4zrqqjcmVn2_-wdC19VQ7QSTUteaQ47-B1EYnKw",{"id":2319,"title":2320,"body":2321,"categories":577,"date":2517,"description":2325,"extension":267,"meta":2518,"navigation":269,"path":2519,"seo":2520,"stem":2521,"tags":577,"__hash__":2522},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F_drafts\u002F2023-03-24-__trashed\u002Findex.md","Useful SEPA Terms",{"type":8,"value":2322,"toc":2515},[2323,2326,2329,2332,2335,2338,2341,2344,2347,2350,2353,2356,2359,2366,2371,2504,2509],[14,2324,2325],{},"Originator - Debtor creates a credit transfer. Uses Originating Bank",[14,2327,2328],{},"Debtor - the party that pays.",[14,2330,2331],{},"Creditor - the party that receives.",[14,2333,2334],{},"Debtor Agent - the bank of the debtor",[14,2336,2337],{},"Creditor Agent - the bank of the creditor",[14,2339,2340],{},"Beneficiary - Creditor who is receiving payments. Uses Beneficiary Bank.",[14,2342,2343],{},"BIC - Bank Identifier Code",[14,2345,2346],{},"PACS - Payment, Clearing and Settlement",[14,2348,2349],{},"PAIN - Payment Initiation. Used by originators to send instructions to the bank and receive status reports from the bank",[14,2351,2352],{},"CAMT - Cash management. Used to inform the customer about his cash position as a result of the execution of his instructions or received payments. CAMT can be used by customers to cancel transactions. In the interbank space they are used to cancel orders or transactions but also to reply on cancellation requests.",[14,2354,2355],{},"Settlement date - The real movement of money happens only after clearing and settlement. The date where the funds transfer is done from the originator bank to the beneficiary bank.",[14,2357,2358],{},"Context is important; A Payment Originator\u002FInitiator is a Debtor\u002FPayor in a credit transfer, while that Payment Originator\u002F Initiator is a Creditor\u002FPayee in a direct debit.",[14,2360,2361],{},[29,2362,2365],{"href":2363,"rel":2364},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww2.swift.com\u002Fknowledgecentre\u002Frest\u002Fv1\u002Fpublications\u002Fstdsmt%5C_mt%5C_mx%5C_eq%5C_tbl\u002F%5C_latest\u002Fstdsmt%5C_mt%5C_mx%5C_eq%5C_tbl.pdf?logDownload=true",[33],"https:\u002F\u002Fwww2.swift.com\u002Fknowledgecentre\u002Frest\u002Fv1\u002Fpublications\u002Fstdsmt\\_mt\\_mx\\_eq\\_tbl\u002F\\_latest\u002Fstdsmt\\_mt\\_mx\\_eq\\_tbl.pdf?logDownload=true",[14,2367,2368],{},[40,2369,2370],{},"Category 1 - Customer Payments and Cheques",[95,2372,2373,2389],{},[98,2374,2375],{},[101,2376,2377,2380,2383,2386],{},[104,2378,2379],{},"MT101",[104,2381,2382],{},"Request for Transfer",[104,2384,2385],{},"Pain.001",[104,2387,2388],{},"CustomerCreditTransferInitiation",[130,2390,2391,2405,2417,2431,2444,2456,2470,2484,2494],{},[101,2392,2393,2396,2399,2402],{},[135,2394,2395],{},"MT 102   MT 102 STP",[135,2397,2398],{},"Multiple Customer Credit Transfer",[135,2400,2401],{},"pacs.008",[135,2403,2404],{},"FIToFICustomerCreditTransfer",[101,2406,2407,2410,2413,2415],{},[135,2408,2409],{},"MT 103   MT 103 STP   MT 103 REMIT",[135,2411,2412],{},"Single Customer Credit Transfer",[135,2414,2401],{},[135,2416,2404],{},[101,2418,2419,2422,2425,2428],{},[135,2420,2421],{},"MT 104",[135,2423,2424],{},"Direct Debit",[135,2426,2427],{},"pacs.003",[135,2429,2430],{},"FIToFICustomerDirectDebit",[101,2432,2433,2435,2438,2441],{},[135,2434,2421],{},[135,2436,2437],{},"Request for Debit Transfer",[135,2439,2440],{},"pain.008",[135,2442,2443],{},"CustomerDirectDebitInitiation",[101,2445,2446,2449,2452,2454],{},[135,2447,2448],{},"MT 107",[135,2450,2451],{},"General Direct Debit Message",[135,2453,2427],{},[135,2455,2430],{},[101,2457,2458,2461,2464,2467],{},[135,2459,2460],{},"MT 192",[135,2462,2463],{},"Request for Cancellation",[135,2465,2466],{},"camt.055",[135,2468,2469],{},"CustomerPaymentCancellationRequest",[101,2471,2472,2475,2478,2481],{},[135,2473,2474],{},"MT 195",[135,2476,2477],{},"Queries",[135,2479,2480],{},"camt.026",[135,2482,2483],{},"UnableToApply",[101,2485,2486,2488,2490,2492],{},[135,2487,2474],{},[135,2489,2477],{},[135,2491],{},[135,2493],{},[101,2495,2496,2498,2500,2502],{},[135,2497],{},[135,2499],{},[135,2501],{},[135,2503],{},[14,2505,2506],{},[17,2507],{"alt":259,"src":2508},"\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-24-__trashed\u002Fimage.png",[14,2510,2511],{},[29,2512,2513],{"href":2513,"rel":2514},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.clearstream.com\u002Fresource\u002Fblob\u002F3231256\u002Fc7b135d8e7da6dfda223b8b02810b43d\u002Fc22033-intro-note-data.pdf",[33],{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":2516},[],"2023-03-24",{"draft":269},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F_drafts\u002F2023-03-24-__trashed",{"title":2320,"description":2325},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F_drafts\u002F2023-03-24-__trashed\u002Findex","2N7QEHOPH0zZ7AKFGBqJHLu5iK0vl2PCMeShc2WAL0I",{"id":2524,"title":2525,"body":2526,"categories":577,"date":2598,"description":2530,"extension":267,"meta":2599,"navigation":269,"path":2600,"seo":2601,"stem":2602,"tags":577,"__hash__":2603},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-22-what-is-net-settlement\u002Findex.md","What is Net Settlement?",{"type":8,"value":2527,"toc":2594},[2528,2531,2534,2542,2549,2553,2557,2560,2568,2572,2575,2578,2581,2584,2588],[14,2529,2530],{},"In net settlement, a bank nets transactions at the end of the day, whereas in gross settlement, it happens instantaneously",[14,2532,2533],{},"It allows for efficient settlement by simplifying the reconciliation and reducing the overall volume of transactions, leading to increased operational efficiency and risk reduction.",[14,2535,2536,2537,2541],{},"Banks will collect transaction information throughout the day. At the end of the day, the bank commonly shares this information with a ",[29,2538,2540],{"href":1828,"rel":2539},[33],"clearing house"," and calculate the net difference",[14,2543,2544,2545,35],{},"Two types of settlement systems exist in payments; net and ",[29,2546,2548],{"href":613,"rel":2547},[33],"gross settlement",[90,2550,2552],{"id":2551},"types-of-netting-systems","Types of Netting Systems",[216,2554,2556],{"id":2555},"bilateral-net-settlement","Bilateral Net Settlement",[14,2558,2559],{},"A combination of two banks settles payments. Net Settlement is value of all the transactions a participant has received during a certain period of time less the value of the transactions made by that participant to all other participants.",[14,2561,2562,2563],{},"The ECB defines bilateral netting as ",[29,2564,2567],{"href":2565,"rel":2566},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.ecb.europa.eu\u002Fservices\u002Fglossary\u002Fhtml\u002Fact7b.en.html",[33],"A settlement system in which every individual bilateral combination of participants settles its net settlement position on a bilateral basis",[216,2569,2571],{"id":2570},"multilateral-net-settlement-mns","Multilateral Net Settlement (MNS)",[14,2573,2574],{},"Banks submit their transactions to a clearinghouse or a central bank. The clearing house\u002Fcentral bank then calculates the net positions or net obligations of each participant based on the transactions submitted. The calculation involves offsetting the payable amounts against the receivable amounts to determine the net amount owed or payable by each participant.",[14,2576,2577],{},"The clearing house or central bank facilitates the settlement process by transferring the net amounts between the participants once they determine the net positions.",[14,2579,2580],{},"The reduction in the number of transactions that need to be settled reduces risk. It also enhances operational efficiencies in the financial system.",[14,2582,2583],{},"MNS streamline the settling process, improve liquidity management, and reduce credit and liquidity risks associated with individual transactions. MNS is commonly used in securities trading, derivatives markets, and interbank payment systems.",[90,2585,2587],{"id":2586},"what-are-the-differences-between-net-and-gross-settlement","What are the differences between Net and Gross Settlement?",[14,2589,2590],{},[17,2591],{"alt":2592,"src":2593,"title":2592},"Net settlement v Gross settlement","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-22-what-is-net-settlement\u002Fimage-5.png",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":2595},[2596,2597],{"id":2551,"depth":260,"text":2552},{"id":2586,"depth":260,"text":2587},"2023-03-22",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-22-what-is-net-settlement",{"title":2525,"description":2530},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-22-what-is-net-settlement\u002Findex","whR4A64ieDDMwrLBIE0BNV2IeOSG8rnqHJA364iX-WA",{"id":2605,"title":2606,"body":2607,"categories":2745,"date":2747,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":2748,"navigation":269,"path":2749,"seo":2750,"stem":2751,"tags":577,"__hash__":2752},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-17-what-is-psd2\u002Findex.md","What is PSD2?",{"type":8,"value":2608,"toc":2739},[2609,2614,2623,2632,2636,2639,2650,2654,2657,2660,2666,2669,2673,2676,2682,2688,2694,2700,2706,2712,2718,2722,2725,2733,2736],[14,2610,2611],{},[17,2612],{"alt":2606,"src":2613,"title":2606},"\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-17-what-is-psd2\u002Fpsd2.png",[14,2615,2616,2617,2622],{},"PSD2 (Payment Service Directive (derived)) is an ",[29,2618,2621],{"href":2619,"rel":2620},"https:\u002F\u002Feur-lex.europa.eu\u002Flegal-content\u002FEN\u002FTXT\u002F?uri=celex%3A32015L2366",[33],"EU law"," which regulates access to your financial data by organisations other than your bank.",[14,2624,2625,2626,2631],{},"It is critical to the growth of ",[29,2627,2630],{"href":2628,"rel":2629},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwhat-is-open-banking\u002F",[33],"Open Banking"," within the EU as it mandates banks to make their customers financial data available via APIs to registered third party vendors.",[90,2633,2635],{"id":2634},"what-is-the-purpose-of-psd2","What is the purpose of PSD2?",[14,2637,2638],{},"The purpose of PSD2 is to:",[74,2640,2641,2644,2647],{},[77,2642,2643],{},"Encourage innovation and competition in retail payments",[77,2645,2646],{},"Improved security for payment transactions",[77,2648,2649],{},"Protect customer data.",[90,2651,2653],{"id":2652},"how-does-psd2-work","How does PSD2 work?",[14,2655,2656],{},"Basically Open Banking lets approved companies access bank accounts with the account holders’ permission. ",[14,2658,2659],{},"Third party financial service providers need an account information service provider (AISP) license and\u002For a payment initiation service provider (PISP) license before they can offer Open Banking Services.",[14,2661,2662],{},[17,2663],{"alt":2653,"src":2664,"title":2665},"\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-17-what-is-psd2\u002Fimage-3-1024x585.png","How does",[14,2667,2668],{},"PSD2 facilitates the migration of banking applications to an open innovative ecosystem.",[90,2670,2672],{"id":2671},"technical-terms","Technical Terms",[14,2674,2675],{},"PSD2 introduces a number of technical terms. The diagram below shows where these terms are applicable within Open Banking",[14,2677,2678],{},[17,2679],{"alt":2680,"src":2681,"title":2680},"PSD2 Overview","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-17-what-is-psd2\u002Fimage-4.png",[14,2683,2684,2687],{},[40,2685,2686],{},"PISP"," - Payment Information Service Provider. Third Party PISPs can initiate payments directly from customers payments account assuming they have the customers consent.",[14,2689,2690,2693],{},[40,2691,2692],{},"AISP"," - Account Information Service Provider. AISPs can access a customers data from different banks to give an overall overview of their financial position.",[14,2695,2696,2699],{},[40,2697,2698],{},"TPP"," - Third Party Payment Service Providers",[14,2701,2702,2705],{},[40,2703,2704],{},"PSU"," – Payment Service Users",[14,2707,2708,2711],{},[40,2709,2710],{},"ASPSP"," - Account Servicing Payments Service Provider. Financial institution holding a customer account, i.e. Bank.",[14,2713,2714,2717],{},[40,2715,2716],{},"XS2A"," – Access to account",[90,2719,2721],{"id":2720},"psd2-services","PSD2 Services",[14,2723,2724],{},"PSD2 regulates two popular services available already:",[74,2726,2727,2730],{},[77,2728,2729],{},"Payment Initiation Services (PIS)",[77,2731,2732],{},"Account Information Services (AIS).",[14,2734,2735],{},"PIS allow customers to make online purchases without a credit card. This means that you can use a bank transfer to make a purchase without any delay.",[14,2737,2738],{},"AIS allows the collection of a customers financial information from different bank accounts into one location.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":2740},[2741,2742,2743,2744],{"id":2634,"depth":260,"text":2635},{"id":2652,"depth":260,"text":2653},{"id":2671,"depth":260,"text":2672},{"id":2720,"depth":260,"text":2721},[2746],"psd2","2023-03-17",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-17-what-is-psd2",{"title":2606,"description":259},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-17-what-is-psd2\u002Findex","d7n5oDHQ-uVMzxJ9e4hoCpip70egw1tCOvzcpk0j2ik",{"id":2754,"title":2755,"body":2756,"categories":577,"date":2832,"description":2760,"extension":267,"meta":2833,"navigation":269,"path":2834,"seo":2835,"stem":2836,"tags":577,"__hash__":2837},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-15-what-is-open-banking\u002Findex.md","What is Open Banking?",{"type":8,"value":2757,"toc":2827},[2758,2761,2764,2767,2778,2782,2785,2788,2792,2806,2809,2817,2820],[14,2759,2760],{},"Open Banking allows banks and registered third party vendors access consumers financial data as long as they have the consumers explicit consent. By doing so, it allows non-banks offer banking functionality.",[14,2762,2763],{},"A customer authorises apps to access their bank data. Those apps are run by third party organisations known as TPPs. These apps must have the consent of customers before they can access a customer's data and they must do it in a secure and standardised manner. Customer's data is accessed via secure Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). ",[14,2765,2766],{},"Examples of third party vendor who may wish to access your financial data could be budgeting or cash flow management apps.",[11,2768,2769,2774],{},[14,2770,2771],{},[17,2772],{"alt":2630,"src":2773,"title":2630},"\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-15-what-is-open-banking\u002Fimage-2.png",[21,2775,2776],{},[14,2777,2630],{},[90,2779,2781],{"id":2780},"why-do-we-need-open-banking","Why do we need Open Banking?",[14,2783,2784],{},"Banks hold the most valuable data a person has, i.e. where and how they spend their money. Banks know how much we spend, where we spend it and on what.",[14,2786,2787],{},"Open Banking makes it easier for registered third parties access this data and provide services on this data.",[90,2789,2791],{"id":2790},"what-are-the-benefits-of-open-banking","What are the benefits of Open Banking?",[74,2793,2794,2797,2800,2803],{},[77,2795,2796],{},"Better understanding and management of your finances. Lets you see all of your financial information in one location.",[77,2798,2799],{},"By accessing a customers financial data, TPP apps could recommend better products and services as they become available.",[77,2801,2802],{},"Lets customers pay online instantly. Most customers pay online with debit or credit cards which can fail and take a number of days to clear. Open Banking allows payments to be made instantly.",[77,2804,2805],{},"Funds can moved instantly to apps used for things such as investing or betting.",[90,2807,2606],{"id":2808},"what-is-psd2",[14,2810,2811,2812,2816],{},"Payment Services Directive, ",[29,2813,2815],{"href":2619,"rel":2814},[33],"PSD2"," is EU law which compels banks to allow registered third parties access consumer accounts. This facilitates innovation.",[14,2818,2819],{},"PSD2 also seeks to protect consumers by mandating stronger security through multi-factor authentication for user login.",[14,2821,2822,2823],{},"PSD2 is integral to the growth of Open Banking within the EU as it mandates banks to make their customers financial data available via APIs to registered third party vendors. You can read more about PSD2 ",[29,2824,34],{"href":2825,"rel":2826},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwhat-is-psd2\u002F",[33],{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":2828},[2829,2830,2831],{"id":2780,"depth":260,"text":2781},{"id":2790,"depth":260,"text":2791},{"id":2808,"depth":260,"text":2606},"2023-03-15",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-15-what-is-open-banking",{"title":2755,"description":2760},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-15-what-is-open-banking\u002Findex","VtraEs-ZSEBfHjVYLuCXg2hOfAII9BwIiVgtbUy91Q8",{"id":2839,"title":2840,"body":2841,"categories":2889,"date":2890,"description":2891,"extension":267,"meta":2892,"navigation":269,"path":2893,"seo":2894,"stem":2895,"tags":577,"__hash__":2896},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-04-what-is-target2\u002Findex.md","What is TARGET2?",{"type":8,"value":2842,"toc":2885},[2843,2850,2853,2856,2860,2866,2870,2873],[14,2844,2845,2846,2849],{},"TARGET2 (Trans-European Automated Real-time Gross Settlement Express Transfer System) is the ",[29,2847,615],{"href":613,"rel":2848},[33]," owned and operated by the Eurosystem. The Eurosystem is the monetary authority of the Eurozone; it consists of the European Central Bank (ECB) and the national central banks of the Eurozone countries.",[14,2851,2852],{},"TARGET2 is used by central banks and commercial banks to process euro payments in real-time enabling the free flow of money across the Eurozone. It is a payment system that enables EU banks to transfer money between each other in real time.",[14,2854,2855],{},"It’s mandatory to use TARGET2 when settling euro payments that involve the Eurosystem. It was introduced in 2007 replacing the older TARGET (Trans-European Automated Real-time Gross Settlement System) system. In 2020, it processed over 92 billion transactions with a total value of approximately €152 trillion",[90,2857,2859],{"id":2858},"how-does-it-work","How does it work?",[14,2861,2862],{},[17,2863],{"alt":2864,"src":2865,"title":2864},"TARGET2 Ovreview","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-04-what-is-target2\u002Fimage-1.png",[90,2867,2869],{"id":2868},"who-uses-target2","Who uses TARGET2?",[14,2871,2872],{},"It is used by central banks and commercial banks.",[74,2874,2875,2878],{},[77,2876,2877],{},"Central banks will use it to manage liquidity and facilitate the flow of funds between financial institutions.",[77,2879,2880,2881],{},"Commercial banks within the eurozone will use it to settle large value transactions. A full list of participants can be found ",[29,2882,34],{"href":2883,"rel":2884},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.ecb.europa.eu\u002Fpaym\u002Ftarget\u002Ftarget2\u002Fprofuse\u002Fparticipation\u002Fshared\u002Fpdf\u002FList_of_participants_target2.en.pdf?dd3ec942596e23b0d3be31c46a8e52dd",[33],{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":2886},[2887,2888],{"id":2858,"depth":260,"text":2859},{"id":2868,"depth":260,"text":2869},[2155],"2023-03-04","TARGET2 (Trans-European Automated Real-time Gross Settlement Express Transfer System) is the RTGS owned and operated by the Eurosystem. The Eurosystem is the monetary authority of the Eurozone; it consists of the European Central Bank (ECB) and the national central banks of the Eurozone countries.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-04-what-is-target2",{"title":2840,"description":2891},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-04-what-is-target2\u002Findex","pECYUHaD8vS0qwb2Af5WDL0xwMzO-j-YicS7p0x5ouY",{"id":2898,"title":2899,"body":2900,"categories":2976,"date":2977,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":2978,"navigation":269,"path":2979,"seo":2980,"stem":2981,"tags":577,"__hash__":2982},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-03-what-is-chaps\u002Findex.md","What is CHAPS?",{"type":8,"value":2901,"toc":2971},[2902,2907,2910,2917,2920,2924,2927,2930,2934,2945,2949],[14,2903,2904],{},[17,2905],{"alt":259,"src":2906},"\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-03-what-is-chaps\u002Fchaps.jpeg",[14,2908,2909],{},"CHAPS is acronym for Clearing House Automated Payment System. It is a high-value payment systems, operated by the Bank of England, providing efficient, settlement risk-free and irrevocable payments in Sterling. It was first introduced in 1984.",[14,2911,2912,2913,2916],{},"CHAPS is an ",[29,2914,615],{"href":613,"rel":2915},[33]," where settlement is risk-free, i.e. because each payment is settled individually, in real-time. It is primarily used for the same-day settlement of high-value wholesale payments as well as time-critical, high value retail payments like house purchases.",[14,2918,2919],{},"In 2019 it processed over 35 millions high value payments with a total monetary value on 75 trillion GBP.",[90,2921,2923],{"id":2922},"who-uses-chaps","Who uses CHAPS?",[14,2925,2926],{},"There are over 35 financial institutions, known as direct participants, who make payments over CHAPS. Direct participants include high street banks, financial market infrastructures and challenger banks.",[14,2928,2929],{},"Several thousand other banks make payments through direct participants (correspondent banking).",[90,2931,2933],{"id":2932},"how-does-chaps-work","How does CHAPS work?",[11,2935,2936,2941],{},[14,2937,2938],{},[17,2939],{"alt":2933,"src":2940,"title":2933},"\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-03-what-is-chaps\u002Fimage-1024x597.png",[21,2942,2943],{},[14,2944,2933],{},[90,2946,2948],{"id":2947},"what-are-the-benefits","What are the benefits?",[74,2950,2951,2954,2962,2965,2968],{},[77,2952,2953],{},"Supports secure high value, same day payments from payment service providers to their customers.",[77,2955,2956,2957,2961],{},"Payments are highly secure using the ",[29,2958,624],{"href":2959,"rel":2960},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.swift.com\u002F",[33]," payment infrastructure together with the Bank Of England's RTGS system. There is no upper\u002Flower payment limits.",[77,2963,2964],{},"Among direct participants, the liquidity requirements eliminate settlement risk.",[77,2966,2967],{},"The system processes and settles transactions on the same day, thus ensuring that the beneficiary receives payments on the same day as the payment initiation.",[77,2969,2970],{},"Allows the direct transfers between direct participants and financial institutions eliminating the need for intermediaries.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":2972},[2973,2974,2975],{"id":2922,"depth":260,"text":2923},{"id":2932,"depth":260,"text":2933},{"id":2947,"depth":260,"text":2948},[2155],"2023-03-03",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-03-what-is-chaps",{"title":2899,"description":259},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-03-what-is-chaps\u002Findex","P2sZpY4poCxzqdWQw-P4hRfruReBzErn6DZOIQdg2hk",{"id":2984,"title":2985,"body":2986,"categories":3079,"date":3081,"description":3082,"extension":267,"meta":3083,"navigation":269,"path":3084,"seo":3085,"stem":3086,"tags":3087,"__hash__":3088},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-01-who-are-the-clearing-house\u002Findex.md","Who are The Clearing House?",{"type":8,"value":2987,"toc":3074},[2988,2997,3003,3017,3020,3031,3035,3038,3045,3049,3052,3055,3068],[14,2989,2990,2991,2996],{},"The Clearing House (TCH) , ",[29,2992,2995],{"href":2993,"rel":2994},"http:\u002F\u002Fwww.theclearinghouse.org\u002F",[33],"www.theclearinghouse.org",", are a US financial institution that clear and settle over $2 trillion dollars of ACH, wire, real-time payments and checks every day. It owns and operates the RTP platform.",[14,2998,2999],{},[17,3000],{"alt":3001,"src":3002,"title":3001},"The Clearing House","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-01-who-are-the-clearing-house\u002Fthe-clearing-house.png",[14,3004,3005,3006,3010,3011,3016],{},"TCH also operates one half of the ",[29,3007,3009],{"href":1940,"rel":3008},[33],"ACH network",", while the Federal Reserve operates the other half. It is owned by a collective of ",[29,3012,3015],{"href":3013,"rel":3014},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.theclearinghouse.org\u002Fabout\u002Fowner-banks",[33],"24 large banks",". These are both domestic US and international banks.",[14,3018,3019],{},"TCH runs a number of payments systems such as:",[74,3021,3022,3025,3028],{},[77,3023,3024],{},"CHIPS (Clearing House Interbank Payments System):",[77,3026,3027],{},"RTP (Real-Time Payments)",[77,3029,3030],{},"ACH (Automated Clearing House)",[90,3032,3034],{"id":3033},"what-is-chips","What is CHIPS?",[14,3036,3037],{},"CHIPS is an acronym for Clearing House Interbank Payments System and is the largest clearing system for wire transfers in US dollars. It settles approximately 1.8 trillion dollars daily.",[14,3039,3040,3041,3044],{},"CHIPS is not an ",[29,3042,615],{"href":613,"rel":3043},[33]," and does not settle payments in real-time. It is a netting engine and aggregates payments over the course of the day.",[90,3046,3048],{"id":3047},"what-is-rtp","What is RTP?",[14,3050,3051],{},"RTP is a real-time payments platform that allows banks insured by the US government to clear and settle payments in real time. An RTP payment resembles an instant wire transfer.",[14,3053,3054],{},"Real-time payments over the RTP network provide financial institutions with the capability to send payments directly from their accounts 24\u002F7, and to receive and access funds sent to them over the RTP network immediately.",[11,3056,3057,3063],{},[14,3058,3059],{},[17,3060],{"alt":3061,"src":3062,"title":3061},"RTP Network","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-03-01-who-are-the-clearing-house\u002Frtp.png",[21,3064,3065],{},[14,3066,3067],{},"RTP network",[90,3069,3071],{"id":3070},"what-is-the-ach-network",[29,3072,1815],{"href":1940,"rel":3073},[33],{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":3075},[3076,3077,3078],{"id":3033,"depth":260,"text":3034},{"id":3047,"depth":260,"text":3048},{"id":3070,"depth":260,"text":1815},[3080],"eba","2023-03-01","The Clearing House (TCH) , www.theclearinghouse.org, are a US financial institution that clear and settle over $2 trillion dollars of ACH, wire, real-time payments and checks every day. It owns and operates the RTP platform.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-01-who-are-the-clearing-house",{"title":2985,"description":3082},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-03-01-who-are-the-clearing-house\u002Findex",[3080],"bsQSX98xpxNxx4m7lZNnpQt_cSWY7xk_7UponAQhGVc",{"id":3090,"title":3091,"body":3092,"categories":3173,"date":3174,"description":3175,"extension":267,"meta":3176,"navigation":269,"path":3177,"seo":3178,"stem":3179,"tags":577,"__hash__":3180},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-28-who-are-eba-clearing\u002Findex.md","Who are EBA Clearing?",{"type":8,"value":3093,"toc":3167},[3094,3106,3109,3115,3119,3122,3125,3129,3132,3135,3147,3151,3154,3157,3160,3164],[14,3095,3096,3097,3101,3102,3105],{},"EBA Clearing, ",[29,3098,3099],{"href":3099,"rel":3100},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.ebaclearing.eu\u002F",[33],", are a European ",[29,3103,2540],{"href":1761,"rel":3104},[33],". They own and operate payment infrastructure in euro payments in Europe.",[14,3107,3108],{},"It processes over 17 billion transactions per year. EBA Clearing owns and operates a number of payment systems such as EURO1, STEP1, STEP2 and RT1. STEP2 and EURO1 are Systemically Important Payment Systems (SIPS).",[14,3110,3111],{},[17,3112],{"alt":3113,"src":3114,"title":3113},"EBA Clearing","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-02-28-who-are-eba-clearing\u002Feba-clearing.png",[90,3116,3118],{"id":3117},"euro1","EURO1",[14,3120,3121],{},"EURO1 is a high value RTGS style net settlement system for single same day euro transactions. Payments are settled in real-time and with finality.",[14,3123,3124],{},"It is a high value payment system whose purpose is to provide provide an efficient, secure and cost-effective net settlement infrastructure, with immediate finality for all processed EURO payments.",[90,3126,3128],{"id":3127},"step1","STEP1",[14,3130,3131],{},"STEP1 processes same-day single payments for retail and commercial transactions. and are for amounts that will not introduce risk into the clearing system. Both the sending and receiving bank have a limit imposed for each transaction.",[14,3133,3134],{},"STEP1 Participants settle their daily balances via a EURO1 Participant of their choice, which acts as their settlement bank.",[11,3136,3137,3142],{},[14,3138,3139],{},[17,3140],{"alt":3128,"src":3141,"title":3128},"\u002Fimages\u002F2023-02-28-who-are-eba-clearing\u002Feuro1-1-1024x408.png",[21,3143,3144],{},[14,3145,3146],{},"How EURO1\u002FSTEP1 works",[90,3148,3150],{"id":3149},"step2","STEP2",[14,3152,3153],{},"STEP2 is a Pan-European Automated Clearing House for processing payments in euro.",[14,3155,3156],{},"It facilitates SEPA payments to over 4,800 financial institutions and is one of the key euro mass payment systems in Europe.",[14,3158,3159],{},"It also routes, clears and settles SEPA credit transfers for banks using SEPA Credit transfers",[90,3161,3163],{"id":3162},"rt1-instant-payments","RT1 Instant Payments",[14,3165,3166],{},"The RT1 System is a real-time gross settlement payment system for the execution of SEPA Instant Credit Transfers. European banks can use RT1 for any payment in euro that is fully compliant with the SCT Inst Scheme.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":3168},[3169,3170,3171,3172],{"id":3117,"depth":260,"text":3118},{"id":3127,"depth":260,"text":3128},{"id":3149,"depth":260,"text":3150},{"id":3162,"depth":260,"text":3163},[3080],"2023-02-28","EBA Clearing, https:\u002F\u002Fwww.ebaclearing.eu\u002F, are a European clearing house. They own and operate payment infrastructure in euro payments in Europe.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-28-who-are-eba-clearing",{"title":3091,"description":3175},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-28-who-are-eba-clearing\u002Findex","wYLU4t8455FuYdXJ-wC451B_sd-oWcYDKLXDlCwAE08",{"id":3182,"title":3183,"body":3184,"categories":3276,"date":3277,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":3278,"navigation":269,"path":3279,"seo":3280,"stem":3281,"tags":577,"__hash__":3282},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-20-what-is-clearing-and-settlement\u002Findex.md","What is Clearing And Settlement?",{"type":8,"value":3185,"toc":3270},[3186,3188,3191,3204,3213,3216,3219,3232,3236,3239,3242,3245,3249,3252,3255,3258,3262],[90,3187,285],{"id":284},[14,3189,3190],{},"Clearing and Settlement is the process that takes place once a commitment to make a payment is made and the activities that occur to ensure that that payment is fully completed.",[14,3192,3193,3194,3197,3198,3203],{},"The European Central Bank defines ",[40,3195,3196],{},"clearing"," as '",[29,3199,3202],{"href":3200,"rel":3201},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.ecb.europa.eu\u002Fpub\u002Fpdf\u002Fother\u002Fglossaryrelatedtopaymentclearingandsettlementsystemsen.pdf",[33],"the process of transmitting, reconciling and, in some cases, confirming transfer orders prior to settlement, potentially including the netting of orders and the establishment of final positions for settlement","'",[14,3205,3206,3207,3197,3209,3203],{},"It defines ",[40,3208,907],{},[29,3210,3212],{"href":3200,"rel":3211},[33],"the completion of a transaction or of processing with the aim of discharging participants’ obligations through the transfer of funds and\u002For securities. A settlement may be final or provisional.",[14,3214,3215],{},"When a payment is initiated, the sender’s bank submits payment instructions to an interbank clearing network. This clearing network aggregates all orders for transactions from that senders bank to other banks. It also aggregates all orders to and from other banks including the senders bank.",[14,3217,3218],{},"The clearing company is then able to net all of the orders; the net amount is moved to each bank. This is known as the final position. The transaction is now said to settled.",[11,3220,3221,3227],{},[14,3222,3223],{},[17,3224],{"alt":3225,"src":3226,"title":3225},"Clearing And Settlement","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-02-20-what-is-clearing-and-settlement\u002Fclearing-1024x389.png",[21,3228,3229],{},[14,3230,3231],{},"Settlement and Clearing of SCT Payment",[90,3233,3235],{"id":3234},"what-is-a-clearing-house","What is a clearing house?",[14,3237,3238],{},"A clearing house acts as an intermediary between a buyer and seller in a financial market. It validates and finalises the transaction ensuring that the buyer and seller meet their financial obligations.",[14,3240,3241],{},"It is important to note that a clearing house will require its members provide collateral\u002Fmargin deposits. This is done that in the event of a participant bank being unable to fulfil its obligations.",[14,3243,3244],{},"Examples of well-known clearing houses are EBA Clearing and The Clearing House.",[90,3246,3248],{"id":3247},"who-are-directindirect-participants","Who are direct\u002Findirect participants?",[14,3250,3251],{},"Banks can join a clearing system as either direct or indirect participants. Direct participants have a direct connection to the CSM and exchange transactions directly with it. Indirect participants exchange transactions with direct participants who will make transactions on their behalf with the CSM.",[14,3253,3254],{},"Indirect participants open a correspondent bank account with direct participants in order to make\u002Freceive payments. Direct participants are responsible for collecting \u002F depositing funds with their indirect participants.",[14,3256,3257],{},"The CSM acts as a single counter party for each direct participants. This means that the CSM assumes the risk in the event that one direct participant cannot fulfil its obligations.",[90,3259,3261],{"id":3260},"types-of-csms","Types of CSMs",[14,3263,3264,3265,3269],{},"CSMs can vary in size. For example ",[29,3266,3113],{"href":3267,"rel":3268},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwho-are-eba-clearing\u002F",[33]," Step 2 is a Pan-European Automated Clearing House and is available throughout the Eurozone. Others are smaller, equensWorldline, offers CSM services to some but not all Eurozone countries.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":3271},[3272,3273,3274,3275],{"id":284,"depth":260,"text":285},{"id":3234,"depth":260,"text":3235},{"id":3247,"depth":260,"text":3248},{"id":3260,"depth":260,"text":3261},[274,265],"2023-02-20",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-20-what-is-clearing-and-settlement",{"title":3183,"description":259},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-20-what-is-clearing-and-settlement\u002Findex","1GoK2p5BdSszqsn3rU60Cr3ZEG0FO5RJ3AAymPL8TYI",{"id":3284,"title":3285,"body":3286,"categories":3379,"date":3380,"description":3290,"extension":267,"meta":3381,"navigation":269,"path":3382,"seo":3383,"stem":3384,"tags":577,"__hash__":3385},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-16-pacs-003-message\u002Findex.md","Pacs.003 Message",{"type":8,"value":3287,"toc":3375},[3288,3291,3294,3307,3320,3323,3325,3328,3345,3349,3352],[14,3289,3290],{},"The creditor agent sends the Pacs.003 message to the debtor agent, either directly or through other agents and\u002For a payment clearing and settlement system.",[14,3292,3293],{},"The Pacs.003 is a financial institution to financial institution customer direct debit message. It can contain 1 or many customer direct debit instructions.",[14,3295,3296,3297,3302,3303,35],{},"A creditor bank will initiate the Pacs.003 in response to a ",[29,3298,3301],{"href":3299,"rel":3300},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fpain-008-message\u002F",[33],"Pain.008"," direct debit initiation request to collect funds from a debtor account for a creditor. You can find the XML Schema and Message Definition Report ",[29,3304,34],{"href":3305,"rel":3306},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fiso-20022-message-definitions?search=Pacs.003",[33],[11,3308,3309,3315],{},[14,3310,3311],{},[17,3312],{"alt":3313,"src":3314,"title":3313},"Pacs.003 overview","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-02-16-pacs-003-message\u002Fimage-6.png",[21,3316,3317],{},[14,3318,3319],{},"Pacs.003 flow",[14,3321,3322],{},"The Pacs.003 will contain:",[90,3324,978],{"id":977},[14,3326,3327],{},"All transactions in the message share a set of common elements within the GroupHeader. It will contain the following elements:",[74,3329,3330,3333,3336,3339,3342],{},[77,3331,3332],{},"Message Identification - A unique identifier assigned to the entire group of payment cancellations within the message",[77,3334,3335],{},"Creation Date and Time - Date and time of the creation of the payment cancellation message",[77,3337,3338],{},"Number of Transactions - The total count of payment cancellation instructions included in the group",[77,3340,3341],{},"Original Group Identification - The identification of the original group of payment instructions to which the cancellation instructions belong. It links the cancellation instructions to the original payment instructions",[77,3343,3344],{},"Original Message Identification: The identification of the original payment instruction within the original group to be cancelled. It specifies the specific payment instruction targeted for cancellation",[90,3346,3348],{"id":3347},"directdebittransactioninformation","DirectDebitTransactionInformation",[14,3350,3351],{},"The DirectDebitTransactionInformation will contain information about each direct debit transaction.",[74,3353,3354,3357,3360,3363,3366,3369,3372],{},[77,3355,3356],{},"Mandate Identification: A unique identifier assigned to the direct debit mandate authorizing the payment that is being canceled.",[77,3358,3359],{},"Creditor Scheme Identification: Specifies the scheme or system used for the direct debit payment",[77,3361,3362],{},"Original Debtor Account: Debtor account which the original direct debit payment debited",[77,3364,3365],{},"Original Creditor Account: Creditor account which the original direct debit payment credited.",[77,3367,3368],{},"Original Payment Information: The cancellation of the original direct debit payment includes the payment amount, payment date, and any additional payment details.",[77,3370,3371],{},"Cancellation Status: Indicates the status of the cancellation instruction, such as accepted, rejected, or pending",[77,3373,3374],{},"Cancellation Reason Information: Provides additional details or reasons for the cancellation status",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":3376},[3377,3378],{"id":977,"depth":260,"text":978},{"id":3347,"depth":260,"text":3348},[274,265],"2023-02-16",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-16-pacs-003-message",{"title":3285,"description":3290},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-16-pacs-003-message\u002Findex","Nkhl8PtG72YJAhTH4dR_exLXDoe6kjrXsqD0Y8M_QEI",{"id":3387,"title":3388,"body":3389,"categories":3473,"date":3474,"description":3475,"extension":267,"meta":3476,"navigation":269,"path":3477,"seo":3478,"stem":3479,"tags":577,"__hash__":3480},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-15-pain-002-message\u002Findex.md","Pain.002 Message",{"type":8,"value":3390,"toc":3470},[3391,3397,3400,3407,3413,3417,3420,3436,3439,3456,3459],[14,3392,3393,3394,35],{},"The Pain.002 message is a status message and is part of the Payment Initiation family of messages within ",[29,3395,596],{"href":594,"rel":3396},[33],[14,3398,3399],{},"It is sent by an instructed agent to the previous party in the payment chain. It is used to inform the party about the success\u002Ffailure of payment request.",[14,3401,3402,3403],{},"The definition of the pain.002 schema and its message definition report can be found ",[29,3404,34],{"href":3405,"rel":3406},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fiso-20022-message-definitions?search=pain.002",[33],[14,3408,3409],{},[17,3410],{"alt":3411,"src":3412,"title":3411},"pain.002 overview","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-02-15-pain-002-message\u002Fimage-3.png",[90,3414,3416],{"id":3415},"building-blocks-of-pain002","Building blocks of Pain.002",[14,3418,3419],{},"GroupHeader - contains all the common characteristics of all transactions contained within the Pain.002. The GroupHeader will contain the following elements:",[74,3421,3422,3425,3427,3430,3433],{},[77,3423,3424],{},"Message Id: A unique identifier assigned to the message group or batch.",[77,3426,989],{},[77,3428,3429],{},"Number of Transactions: The total count of individual transactions included in the message.",[77,3431,3432],{},"Initiating Party: Information about the party initiating the message such as their name, address, and account details.",[77,3434,3435],{},"Message Id of the original Pain.001 Message: If the pain.002 message is a response to a pain.001 message, it may contain the message identification of the original pain.001 message to which it refers.",[14,3437,3438],{},"OriginalGroupInformationAndStatus - Original group information concerning the group of transactions, to which the status report message refers to. The OriginalGroupInformationAndStatus will contain the following elements:",[74,3440,3441,3444,3447,3450,3453],{},[77,3442,3443],{},"Original Message Identification: The unique identifier assigned to the original message.",[77,3445,3446],{},"Original Creation Date and Time: The date and time when the original message.",[77,3448,3449],{},"Number of Transactions: The total count of individual transactions included in the original message.",[77,3451,3452],{},"Initiating Party: Information about the party who initiated the original message, such as their name, address, and account details.",[77,3454,3455],{},"Original Message Name Identification: The identification of the original message, such as pain.001, camt.056, or other relevant message types.",[14,3457,3458],{},"OriginalPaymentInformationAndStatus - Information concerning the original payment information, to which the status report message refers.",[74,3460,3461,3464,3467],{},[77,3462,3463],{},"Original Payment Information: Includes details about the original payment, such as the payment amount, currency, payment date, payment method, and other relevant payment-related information.",[77,3465,3466],{},"Payment Status: Indicates the status of the original payment, providing information on whether the payment was successfully processed, partially processed, or rejected.",[77,3468,3469],{},"Transaction Information: Provides additional details about the specific transaction within the original payment, such as a unique identifier for the transaction, the debtor and creditor involved, and any related payment references.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":3471},[3472],{"id":3415,"depth":260,"text":3416},[274,265],"2023-02-15","The Pain.002 message is a status message and is part of the Payment Initiation family of messages within ISO 20022.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-15-pain-002-message",{"title":3388,"description":3475},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-15-pain-002-message\u002Findex","0Hb2eDYdrnca35hcPTtS44awszQ_EB5SxweXJBVG9E8",{"id":3482,"title":3483,"body":3484,"categories":3602,"date":3603,"description":3604,"extension":267,"meta":3605,"navigation":269,"path":3606,"seo":3607,"stem":3608,"tags":577,"__hash__":3609},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-14-pacs-002-message\u002Findex.md","Pacs.002 Message",{"type":8,"value":3485,"toc":3599},[3486,3493,3496,3507,3514,3527,3531,3533,3536,3553,3557,3560,3578,3582,3585],[14,3487,3488,3489,3492],{},"The Pacs.002 message is a payment status report message used in ",[29,3490,596],{"href":594,"rel":3491},[33],". It is sent by an instructed agent to the previous party in the payment chain indicating the status of the payment instruction. It will indicate whether a payment was successful or not.",[14,3494,3495],{},"The Pacs.002 can provide status information on:",[74,3497,3498,3501,3504],{},[77,3499,3500],{},"Credit Transfer instruction",[77,3502,3503],{},"Direct Debit instruction",[77,3505,3506],{},"Cancellation requests.",[14,3508,3509,3510,35],{},"The XML Schema and Message Definition Report for Pacs.002 can be downloaded from ",[29,3511,34],{"href":3512,"rel":3513},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fiso-20022-message-definitions",[33],[11,3515,3516,3522],{},[14,3517,3518],{},[17,3519],{"alt":3520,"src":3521,"title":3520},"Pacs.002 message","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-02-14-pacs-002-message\u002Fpacs2-703x1024.png",[21,3523,3524],{},[14,3525,3526],{},"pacs.002",[90,3528,3530],{"id":3529},"building-blocks-of-pacs002-message","Building blocks of Pacs.002 Message",[216,3532,978],{"id":977},[14,3534,3535],{},"Set of characteristics shared by all transactions in the status report. The GroupHeader contains the following elements:",[74,3537,3538,3541,3544,3547,3550],{},[77,3539,3540],{},"Message Identification: A unique identifier assigned to the message group or batch for tracking and referencing purposes.",[77,3542,3543],{},"Creation Date and Time: The date and time when the message group or batch was created.",[77,3545,3546],{},"Number of Transactions: The total count of individual transactions included in the message group or batch",[77,3548,3549],{},"Initiating Party: Information about the party initiating the message group or batch, such as their name, address, and account details.",[77,3551,3552],{},"Message Identification of the original pacs.008 message",[216,3554,3556],{"id":3555},"originalgroupinformationandstatus","OriginalGroupInformationAndStatus",[14,3558,3559],{},"Original group information concerning the group of transactions, to which the status report message refers to. It contains the following elements:",[74,3561,3562,3564,3567,3569,3572,3575],{},[77,3563,3443],{},[77,3565,3566],{},"Original Creation Date and Time: The date and time when the original message was created.",[77,3568,3449],{},[77,3570,3571],{},"Original Initiating Party: Information about the party who initiated the original message group or batch, such as their name, address, and account details.",[77,3573,3574],{},"Original Message Name Identification: The identification of the original message, such as pacs.008 or other relevant message types.",[77,3576,3577],{},"Status: The status of the original message indicating whether it was successfully processed, partially processed, or encountered any errors or rejections.",[216,3579,3581],{"id":3580},"transactioninformationandstatus","TransactionInformationAndStatus",[14,3583,3584],{},"Information concerning the original transactions, to which the status report message refers. It contains the following elements:",[74,3586,3587,3590,3593,3596],{},[77,3588,3589],{},"Transaction Identification: A unique identifier assigned to the transaction.",[77,3591,3592],{},"Payment Information: Details about the payment, such as the payment amount, currency, payment date, and other relevant payment-related information.",[77,3594,3595],{},"Status: The status of the transaction, indicating whether it was successfully processed, partially processed, or encountered any errors or rejections.",[77,3597,3598],{},"Status Reason Information: Additional information regarding the status of the transaction, providing more context or explanation for the status code or status description.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":3600},[3601],{"id":3529,"depth":260,"text":3530},[274],"2023-02-14","The Pacs.002 message is a payment status report message used in ISO 20022. It is sent by an instructed agent to the previous party in the payment chain indicating the status of the payment instruction. It will indicate whether a payment was successful or not.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-14-pacs-002-message",{"title":3483,"description":3604},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-14-pacs-002-message\u002Findex","Rs-rPfIfVEp_cKBpQNEVS15dZ1o65B7LUUgdCneC_es",{"id":3611,"title":3612,"body":3613,"categories":3669,"date":3670,"description":3617,"extension":267,"meta":3671,"navigation":269,"path":3672,"seo":3673,"stem":3674,"tags":577,"__hash__":3675},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-13-pacs-008-message\u002Findex.md","Pacs.008 Message",{"type":8,"value":3614,"toc":3666},[3615,3618,3626,3629,3641,3648,3652,3655],[14,3616,3617],{},"The Pacs.008 message belongs to the Payment Clearing and Settlement family of messages. The Pacs messages are used within the bank to bank interface.",[14,3619,3620,3621,3625],{},"Pacs.008 is sent by the debtor agent to the creditor agent, directly or through other agents and\u002For a payment ",[29,3622,3624],{"href":1761,"rel":3623},[33],"clearing and settlement"," system. It is used to move funds from a debtor account to a creditor account.",[14,3627,3628],{},"The actual movement of funds will only happen after the clearing and settlement process. Each pacs.008 will have a settlement date which is the date when the transfer will take place.",[11,3630,3631,3637],{},[14,3632,3633],{},[17,3634],{"alt":3635,"src":3636,"title":3635},"Pacs.008 message flow","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-02-13-pacs-008-message\u002Fpacs.008-1.png",[21,3638,3639],{},[14,3640,1695],{},[14,3642,3643,3644,35],{},"The XML Schema and Message Definition Report can be found ",[29,3645,34],{"href":3646,"rel":3647},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fiso-20022-message-definitions?search=Pacs.008",[33],[90,3649,3651],{"id":3650},"building-blocks-of-pacs008-message","Building blocks of Pacs.008 Message",[14,3653,3654],{},"The Pacs.008 message comprises of 3 blocks:",[74,3656,3657,3660,3663],{},[77,3658,3659],{},"GroupHeader - contain all the common characteristics of all transactions contained within the Pacs.008.",[77,3661,3662],{},"CreditTransferTransactionInformation - set of elements providing information specific to the individual credit transfer(s).",[77,3664,3665],{},"SupplementaryData - contains additional information that cannot be captured in CreditTransferTransactionInformation or GroupHeader blocks.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":3667},[3668],{"id":3650,"depth":260,"text":3651},[660,274,265],"2023-02-13",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-13-pacs-008-message",{"title":3612,"description":3617},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-13-pacs-008-message\u002Findex","Grg5tqOPWZs0CC3v_1ZfVyo_SF1ORB7uO-jNoipBk4o",{"id":3677,"title":3678,"body":3679,"categories":3794,"date":3795,"description":3796,"extension":267,"meta":3797,"navigation":269,"path":3798,"seo":3799,"stem":3800,"tags":577,"__hash__":3801},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-11-pain-008-message\u002Findex.md","Pain.008 Message",{"type":8,"value":3680,"toc":3791},[3681,3687,3699,3702,3706,3708,3711,3717,3719,3742,3746,3749,3762,3765],[14,3682,3683,3684,3686],{},"The Pain.008 message initiates a direct debit and is part of the ISO-20022 message format. It is used to request single or bulk collection(s) of funds from one or various debtor's account(s) for a creditor. It is sent by the initiating party to the forwarding agent or",[695,3685],{},"\ncreditor agent.",[14,3688,3689,3690,3694,3695,35],{},"Pain.008 is the initiation message for the ",[29,3691,3693],{"href":66,"rel":3692},[33],"SDD"," message flow. You can download the Pain.008 Message Definition Report and XML Schema from ",[29,3696,34],{"href":3697,"rel":3698},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002Fiso-20022-message-definitions?search=pain.008",[33],[14,3700,3701],{},"Pain.008 will contain one or more direct debit instructions.",[90,3703,3705],{"id":3704},"building-blocks-of-pain008","Building blocks of Pain.008",[216,3707,978],{"id":977},[14,3709,3710],{},"A Pain.008 will contain a GroupHeader which contains the common characteristics of all individual transactions included in the message.",[14,3712,3713],{},[17,3714],{"alt":3715,"src":3716,"title":3715},"Pain.008 GroupHeader","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-02-11-pain-008-message\u002Fimage-2.png",[14,3718,1190],{},[74,3720,3721,3724,3727,3730,3733,3736,3739],{},[77,3722,3723],{},"Message Identification - unique identifier for the message",[77,3725,3726],{},"Creation Date and Time - message creation date and time",[77,3728,3729],{},"Number of Transactions - total number of individual payment transactions",[77,3731,3732],{},"Control Sum - sum of control amounts of all the transactions within the message",[77,3734,3735],{},"Initiating Party - initiating party that initiated the payment transaction",[77,3737,3738],{},"Batch Booking - indicates whether the payments in the message should be booked as a batch or individually.",[77,3740,3741],{},"Payment Category Purpose - category of the payment transactions",[216,3743,3745],{"id":3744},"paymentinformation","PaymentInformation",[14,3747,3748],{},"A Pain.008 will contain a PaymentInformation block which provides information on individual payment transactions within the message.",[11,3750,3751,3757],{},[14,3752,3753],{},[17,3754],{"alt":3755,"src":3756,"title":3755},"Pain.008 PaymentInformation","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-02-11-pain-008-message\u002Fimage-5-368x1024.png",[21,3758,3759],{},[14,3760,3761],{},"Payment Information",[14,3763,3764],{},"The PaymentInformation element will contain the following elements:",[74,3766,3767,3770,3773,3776,3779,3782,3785,3788],{},[77,3768,3769],{},"Payment Information Identification - unique identifier for the payment information",[77,3771,3772],{},"Payment Method - payment execution method i,e direct debit.",[77,3774,3775],{},"Payment Type Information - provides additional details about the type of payment",[77,3777,3778],{},"Requested Execution Date - provides requested date for the payment transaction execution.",[77,3780,3781],{},"Debtor - party initiating the payment",[77,3783,3784],{},"Creditor - party receiving the payment",[77,3786,3787],{},"Amount - currency and monetary value of the transaction",[77,3789,3790],{},"Remittance Information - provides additional information related to the payment",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":3792},[3793],{"id":3704,"depth":260,"text":3705},[274],"2023-02-11","The Pain.008 message initiates a direct debit and is part of the ISO-20022 message format. It is used to request single or bulk collection(s) of funds from one or various debtor's account(s) for a creditor. It is sent by the initiating party to the forwarding agent or\ncreditor agent.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-11-pain-008-message",{"title":3678,"description":3796},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-11-pain-008-message\u002Findex","lj-N5ySUwuBS5aFDl45CK-zlonaGy5huJ65yLpFMXxA",{"id":3803,"title":3804,"body":3805,"categories":3908,"date":3909,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":3910,"navigation":269,"path":3911,"seo":3912,"stem":3913,"tags":577,"__hash__":3914},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-07-pain-001-message\u002Findex.md","Pain.001 Message",{"type":8,"value":3806,"toc":3904},[3807,3809,3816,3819,3825,3828,3831,3835,3837,3840,3846,3849,3860,3862,3865,3871,3874,3897,3901],[334,3808,946],{"id":945},[14,3810,3811,3812,3815],{},"The Pain.001 message is initiates a ",[29,3813,227],{"href":1357,"rel":3814},[33],". It is sent by an initiating party to the debtor\u002Fforwarding agent to request the transfer of money from debtor to creditor. It is the initiation message for the SCT flow.",[14,3817,3818],{},"Like all, ISO-20022 messages, Pain.001 is specified in XML.",[14,3820,3821,3822,35],{},"The XML Schema and Message Definition Report can be downloaded ",[29,3823,34],{"href":3512,"rel":3824},[33],[14,3826,3827],{},"The Message Definition Report will additionally specify business rules governing the relationships between elements in the pain.001.",[14,3829,3830],{},"Pain.001 will contain one or more credit transfer instructions.",[334,3832,3834],{"id":3833},"building-blocks-of-pain001-message","Building blocks of Pain.001 message",[216,3836,978],{"id":977},[14,3838,3839],{},"The GroupHeader block will contain all the common characteristics of all transactions contained within the Pain.001.",[14,3841,3842],{},[17,3843],{"alt":3844,"src":3845,"title":3844},"GroupHeader pain.001","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-02-07-pain-001-message\u002Fimage.png",[14,3847,3848],{},"The most elements within the GroupHeader are:",[74,3850,3851,3854,3857],{},[77,3852,3853],{},"MsgId - This is a unique identifier identifying all payments within the message.",[77,3855,3856],{},"CreDtTm - this indicates the creation date and time of the message.",[77,3858,3859],{},"NbOfTxs - this indicates the number of transactions contained within the message.",[216,3861,3745],{"id":3744},[14,3863,3864],{},"The PaymentInformation block will contain all the common characteristics that apply to the debit side of the payment transactions included in the credit transfer",[14,3866,3867],{},[17,3868],{"alt":3869,"src":3870,"title":3869},"PaymentInformation pain.001","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-02-07-pain-001-message\u002Fimage-1-431x1024.png",[14,3872,3873],{},"The PaymentInformation block will contain information such as:",[74,3875,3876,3879,3882,3885,3888,3891,3894],{},[77,3877,3878],{},"Debtor Agent - contains information about the financial agent acting on behalf of the debtor",[77,3880,3881],{},"Creditor Agent - contains information about the financial agent acting on behalf of the creditor.",[77,3883,3884],{},"Amount - specifies the value of this payment.",[77,3886,3887],{},"Payment Identification - unique identifier used to identify the payment transaction.",[77,3889,3890],{},"Remittance Information - contains additional information regarding the purpose of the payment",[77,3892,3893],{},"Payment Method - indicates the payment type such as Credit transfer or direct debit.",[77,3895,3896],{},"Payment Type Information - provides details about the purpose of the payment",[216,3898,3900],{"id":3899},"supplementarydata","SupplementaryData",[14,3902,3903],{},"The supplementary data element contains additional information not captured in PaymentInformation or GroupHeader blocks. It can include non-standardised information related to the payment.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":3905},[3906,3907],{"id":945,"depth":557,"text":946},{"id":3833,"depth":557,"text":3834},[274],"2023-02-07",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-07-pain-001-message",{"title":3804,"description":259},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-07-pain-001-message\u002Findex","8Gkxx5PDJ_1vV1daI2MoLSWt-imS-j37t7Df5hajacw",{"id":3916,"title":3917,"body":3918,"categories":4008,"date":4010,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":4011,"navigation":269,"path":4012,"seo":4013,"stem":4014,"tags":577,"__hash__":4015},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-03-who-are-swift\u002Findex.md","Who are SWIFT?",{"type":8,"value":3919,"toc":4002},[3920,3922,3930,3933,3945,3949,3952,3955,3970,3974,3977,3984,3988,3991],[334,3921,946],{"id":945},[14,3923,3924,3925,3929],{},"SWIFT is an acronym for ",[29,3926,3928],{"href":2959,"rel":3927},[33],"Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications",". Based in Belgium, it is a cooperative society who run a vast network allowing banks and financial institutions to transfer money and securities securely.",[14,3931,3932],{},"Its is important to note that SWIFT is neither a settlement network nor a clearing network, it is a messaging system which sends global payment orders to be processed by a clearing or settlement system.",[11,3934,3935,3941],{},[14,3936,3937],{},[17,3938],{"alt":3939,"src":3940,"title":3939},"SWIFT logo","\u002Fimages\u002F2023-02-03-who-are-swift\u002FSWIFT_2021_logo.svg_.png",[21,3942,3943],{},[14,3944,3939],{},[334,3946,3948],{"id":3947},"swiftnet-network","SWIFTNet Network",[14,3950,3951],{},"SWIFTNet is the private, secure network used by banks and financial institutions for secure communication owned by SWIFT.",[14,3953,3954],{},"It provides a number of communication protocols which SWIFTNet members can avail of depending on their use-case.",[74,3956,3957,3964,3967],{},[77,3958,3959,3960,3963],{},"InterAct - used to exchange XML financial messages such as MX and ISO20022. It is suitable for when the financial messages are processed in almost realtime and an ",[29,3961,615],{"href":613,"rel":3962},[33]," is involved.",[77,3965,3966],{},"Fin - used to exchange MT and ISO 15022 message formats. Fin is a store and forward messaging system.",[77,3968,3969],{},"FileAct - used to exchange financial messages in batch. Financial messages are queued and then batch processed at a certain time. FileAct is not time sensitive.",[334,3971,3973],{"id":3972},"financial-messaging-standards","Financial Messaging Standards",[14,3975,3976],{},"SWIFT provides the standards for the syntax governing the structure of financial messaging used in the network.",[14,3978,3979,3980,3983],{},"Two of most important standards are ISO 15022, used for securities settlement and asset servicing messaging and ",[29,3981,596],{"href":594,"rel":3982},[33],", used as a common standard for payment messaging world-wide.",[334,3985,3987],{"id":3986},"swift-interfaces-software-and-services","SWIFT Interfaces, Software and Services",[14,3989,3990],{},"SWIFT provides a number of interfaces that members can integrate with in order to transmit their financial messages:",[74,3992,3993,3996,3999],{},[77,3994,3995],{},"SWIFTNet Link - API to SWIFTNet. Used by all members to connect to SWIFTNet.",[77,3997,3998],{},"SWIFTAlliance Gateway (SAG) - Software service that connects to SWIFTNet. Faciliates other financial integrating with SWIFTNet.",[77,4000,4001],{},"Alliance Access (SAA) \u002F Alliance Messaging Hub (AMH) - Messaging software which process all SWIFT message flows, such as Fin, FileAct, InterAct etc.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":4003},[4004,4005,4006,4007],{"id":945,"depth":557,"text":946},{"id":3947,"depth":557,"text":3948},{"id":3972,"depth":557,"text":3973},{"id":3986,"depth":557,"text":3987},[4009],"swift","2023-02-03",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-03-who-are-swift",{"title":3917,"description":259},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-02-03-who-are-swift\u002Findex","jBy0FNccMByOOD2tcbUFkWOOmWGjJSzDCWE2C_11yNc",{"id":4017,"title":4018,"body":4019,"categories":4080,"date":4081,"description":4023,"extension":267,"meta":4082,"navigation":269,"path":4083,"seo":4084,"stem":4085,"tags":577,"__hash__":4086},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-01-16-what-is-real-time-gross-settlement\u002Findex.md","What is Gross Settlement?",{"type":8,"value":4020,"toc":4077},[4021,4024,4036,4049,4054,4057,4065,4069],[14,4022,4023],{},"(Real-Time) Gross Settlement (RTGS) are settlement systems that facilitate the transfer of funds instantly. They are used for inter-bank high-value payments that needed to be cleared immediately.",[11,4025,4026,4031],{},[14,4027,4028],{},[17,4029],{"alt":4018,"src":4030,"title":4018},"\u002Fimages\u002F2023-01-16-what-is-real-time-gross-settlement\u002Frtgs-1024x529.png",[21,4032,4033],{},[14,4034,4035],{},"Payment settled through RTGS",[14,4037,4038,4039,4042,4043,4048],{},"Examples of RTGS settlement systems are ",[29,4040,2241],{"href":2239,"rel":4041},[33],", used in the Eurozone area, FedWire Funds Service, used in the United States and ",[29,4044,4047],{"href":4045,"rel":4046},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.bankofengland.co.uk\u002F-\u002Fmedia\u002Fboe\u002Ffiles\u002Fpayments\u002Frtgs-chaps-brief-intro.pdf",[33],"CHAPs",", used in the UK. RTGS systems are run by central banks, i.e. CHAPS is run by Bank of England, Target2 by the European Central Bank and FedWire by the Federal Reserve.",[14,4050,4051],{},[17,4052],{"alt":259,"src":4053},"\u002Fimages\u002F2023-01-16-what-is-real-time-gross-settlement\u002FFedwire_logo.png",[14,4055,4056],{},"An RTGS transaction means that:",[74,4058,4059,4062],{},[77,4060,4061],{},"Each transaction gets settled in real-time by the central bank. An RTGS transaction is not subject to any wait time.",[77,4063,4064],{},"Gross settlement means that the transaction is settled on a one-to-one basis and is not bundled with any other transactions.",[90,4066,4068],{"id":4067},"advantages-of-an-real-time-gross-settlement-rtgs","Advantages of an (Real-Time) Gross Settlement (RTGS)",[74,4070,4071,4074],{},[77,4072,4073],{},"Accurate Cash Flow - As an RTGS transaction is settled immediately, customers know when exactly their accounts are debited\u002Fcredited, thereby ensuring more predictable cash flows.",[77,4075,4076],{},"Reduced risk - RTGS transactions are settled immediately meaning that there is less risk for the receiving party. Funds will already have been credited to the receiving party by the time the payment instruction arrives.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":4078},[4079],{"id":4067,"depth":260,"text":4068},[2155],"2023-01-16",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-01-16-what-is-real-time-gross-settlement",{"title":4018,"description":4023},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2023-01-16-what-is-real-time-gross-settlement\u002Findex","l3DuXSAjqJYEVsC8p2jFWVc--vNlNbEkN7NuSFrcUg0",{"id":4088,"title":4089,"body":4090,"categories":4214,"date":4215,"description":259,"extension":267,"meta":4216,"navigation":269,"path":4217,"seo":4218,"stem":4219,"tags":4220,"__hash__":4221},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2022-11-17-what-is-iso-20022\u002Findex.md","What is ISO 20022?",{"type":8,"value":4091,"toc":4209},[4092,4104,4107,4110,4127,4134,4144,4147,4150,4164,4167,4170,4174,4191,4195,4198,4202],[11,4093,4094,4100],{},[14,4095,4096],{},[17,4097],{"alt":4098,"src":4099,"title":596},"ISO 20022 logo","\u002Fimages\u002F2022-11-17-what-is-iso-20022\u002Fiso.jpeg",[21,4101,4102],{},[14,4103,4098],{},[14,4105,4106],{},"ISO 20022 is a common language and model for financial messages across the world.",[14,4108,4109],{},"It covers five financial areas:",[74,4111,4112,4115,4118,4121,4124],{},[77,4113,4114],{},"Payments",[77,4116,4117],{},"Securities",[77,4119,4120],{},"Trade services",[77,4122,4123],{},"Cards",[77,4125,4126],{},"FX (Foreign Exchanges).",[14,4128,4129,4130],{},"More information can be found ",[29,4131,34],{"href":4132,"rel":4133},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.iso20022.org\u002F",[33],[14,4135,4136,35],{},[40,4137,4138,4139,4143],{},"A key part of the ",[29,4140,1751],{"href":4141,"rel":4142},"https:\u002F\u002Fdavegarry.com\u002Fwhat-is-sepa\u002F",[33]," is the use of the ISO 20022 messaging standard using XML during payment processing",[14,4145,4146],{},"The ISO 20022 payments standard will apply to domestic, ACH, high value and cross-border payments and by 2025 it will be the universal standard for high value payment systems of all reserve currencies.",[14,4148,4149],{},"The standard breaks down to the following areas:",[74,4151,4152,4155,4158,4161],{},[77,4153,4154],{},"Account Management (acmt)",[77,4156,4157],{},"Cash Management (camt)",[77,4159,4160],{},"Payments clearing and settlement (pacs)",[77,4162,4163],{},"Payment initiation (pain)",[14,4165,4166],{},"Over 70 countries have adopted the standard including Japan, China, and India. Currently over 200 payment types are supported. This facilitates harmonisation between different payment methods and systems around the world.",[14,4168,4169],{},"Messages are available within the standard for the complete end-to-end payments chain: customer to bank (payment), bank to bank (payment clearing and settlement) and reporting (cash management).",[334,4171,4173],{"id":4172},"advantages-of-iso-20022","Advantages of ISO 20022",[74,4175,4176,4179,4182,4185,4188],{},[77,4177,4178],{},"Improved Straight through processing rates through the use of common language and format among payment systems.",[77,4180,4181],{},"Facilitates better analytics. This leads to better AML more effective claims and investigations.",[77,4183,4184],{},"More enriched data should lead to improved understanding of customer needs and new sources of revenue such as Request to Pay.",[77,4186,4187],{},"Supports a much larger character set than that of MT messages. This is very important in countries such as China.",[77,4189,4190],{},"Greater protection against Anti Money Laundering (AML) and other financial crimes.",[90,4192,4194],{"id":4193},"what-is-its-relationship-to-sepa","What is its relationship to SEPA?",[14,4196,4197],{},"All banks operating within the Single Euro Payments Area must adhere to the SEPA payment standard which conforms to the ISO 20022 standard. All SEPA payment messages are compliant with ISO 20022. However SEPA payment messages will be more restrictive in applicable business rules than their ISO 20022 counterparts.",[90,4199,4201],{"id":4200},"what-is-the-difference-between-iso-15022-and-iso-20022","What is the difference between ISO 15022 and ISO 20022?",[14,4203,4204,4205,4208],{},"ISO 15022 is an ISO standard for securities messaging used in transactions between financial institutions across the ",[29,4206,624],{"href":622,"rel":4207},[33]," network. ISO 20022 will replace the ISO 15022 standard.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":4210},[4211,4212,4213],{"id":4172,"depth":557,"text":4173},{"id":4193,"depth":260,"text":4194},{"id":4200,"depth":260,"text":4201},[274],"2022-11-17",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2022-11-17-what-is-iso-20022",{"title":4089,"description":259},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2022-11-17-what-is-iso-20022\u002Findex",[660],"NAGCySfrBCFRH5pBRQuhLxTPNO-QYlxaj1NYppnOFUc",{"id":4223,"title":4224,"body":4225,"categories":4302,"date":4303,"description":4304,"extension":267,"meta":4305,"navigation":269,"path":4306,"seo":4307,"stem":4308,"tags":4309,"__hash__":4310},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2022-11-12-life-cycle-of-a-sepa-direct-debit-sdd-message\u002Findex.md","Life-cycle of a SEPA Direct Debit (SDD) Message",{"type":8,"value":4226,"toc":4300},[4227,4233,4236,4239,4245,4253,4267,4270,4276],[14,4228,4229,4232],{},[29,4230,1751],{"href":4141,"rel":4231},[33]," Direct Debit (SDD) is a Europe-wide Direct Debit system that allows merchants to collect euro payments from accounts. Regular payments, such as subscriptions and bills, use SDD (SEPA Direct Debits).",[14,4234,4235],{},"SDD works as follows: the merchant issues a mandate with all the details about the direct debit. Once the debtor agrees, the merchant pulls the payments on a regular basis, notifying them 14 days before the payment is due.",[14,4237,4238],{},"The merchant controls the entire payment process. They issue the SEPA Direct Debit mandates, they notify the customer and they are the ones to pull the payments whenever they are due.",[14,4240,4241],{},[17,4242],{"alt":4243,"src":4244,"title":4243},"SEPA Direct Debit Payment Scheme","\u002Fimages\u002F2022-11-12-life-cycle-of-a-sepa-direct-debit-sdd-message\u002FSDD-payment-scheme-1024x673.png",[14,4246,949,4247,4252],{},[29,4248,4251],{"href":4249,"rel":4250},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.europeanpaymentscouncil.eu\u002F",[33],"European Payments Council"," has created two SDD schemes, one designed primarily for consumers (SDD Core), one exclusively for businesses (SDD B2B).",[74,4254,4255,4261],{},[77,4256,4257,4260],{},[40,4258,4259],{},"SDD Core."," Designed primarily for consumers. Mandatory for all banks offering Euro-denominated Direct Debits",[77,4262,4263,4266],{},[40,4264,4265],{},"SDD B2B."," Optional scheme offered exclusively for business. Not all banks are able to offer it.",[14,4268,4269],{},"The following describes the flow of messages between debtor and creditor",[14,4271,4272],{},[17,4273],{"alt":4274,"src":4275,"title":4274},"SEPA Direct Debit Message Flow","\u002Fimages\u002F2022-11-12-life-cycle-of-a-sepa-direct-debit-sdd-message\u002Fdirect-debit.png",[74,4277,4278,4284,4290,4295],{},[77,4279,4280,4283],{},[40,4281,4282],{},"Pain.002"," - is a payment status report indicating acceptance or rejection of SEPA Direct Debit",[77,4285,4286,4289],{},[40,4287,4288],{},"Pacs.003"," - a direct debit request posted by a client to a direct participant.",[77,4291,4292,4294],{},[40,4293,3301],{}," -  direct debit initiation request.",[77,4296,4297,4299],{},[40,4298,1707],{}," - Status Report message – is sent by an instructed agent to the previous party in the payment chain. It is used to inform this party about the positive or negative outcome of a payment instruction.",{"title":259,"searchDepth":260,"depth":260,"links":4301},[],[265],"2022-11-12","SEPA Direct Debit (SDD) is a Europe-wide Direct Debit system that allows merchants to collect euro payments from accounts. Regular payments, such as subscriptions and bills, use SDD (SEPA Direct Debits).",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2022-11-12-life-cycle-of-a-sepa-direct-debit-sdd-message",{"title":4224,"description":4304},"blog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F2022-11-12-life-cycle-of-a-sepa-direct-debit-sdd-message\u002Findex",[274,275],"yynLMfx2LasYrSy412Bj2pRnC3meWeEboOl-lG8_AjY",{"id":4312,"title":4313,"body":4314,"categories":4397,"date":4398,"description":4318,"extension":267,"meta":4399,"navigation":269,"path":4400,"seo":4401,"stem":4402,"tags":4403,"__hash__":4404},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Foutput\u002Fposts\u002F_drafts\u002F2022-11-03-life-cycle-of-a-sepa-credit-transfer-sct-message\u002Findex.md","Life-cycle of a SEPA Credit Transfer (SCT) Message",{"type":8,"value":4315,"toc":4395},[4316,4319,4322,4325,4328,4331,4336,4339,4342,4345,4348],[14,4317,4318],{},"A SEPA Credit Transfer (SCT) is a payment message which facilitates the transfer of funds from the sending or originating bank to the receiving or beneficiary bank.",[14,4320,4321],{},"They generally used for once off payments and clear within a day. To send\u002Freceive a SEPA Credit Transfer, the originating and beneficiary banks must be SEPA participants.",[14,4323,4324],{},"SCT Transfers are conducted in Euro currency and will include IBANs and BICs to identify debtor\u002Fcreditor.",[14,4326,4327],{},"A SEPA Credit Transfer involves the exchange of a number of messages between a debtor, their bank, the clearing and settlement (CSM) exchange and the beneficiary bank.",[14,4329,4330],{},"This blog post will describe the flow of messages needed to complete a successful transaction.",[14,4332,4333],{},[17,4334],{"alt":259,"src":4335},"\u002Fimages\u002F2022-11-03-life-cycle-of-a-sepa-credit-transfer-sct-message\u002Fsvg-1-1024x456.png",[14,4337,4338],{},"A payment initiation message initiates the SCT. Upon receipt of a pain.001 message, the debtor or originating bank will issue a Pacs.008, a payment and clearing message, which is sent to the Clearing and Settlement.",[14,4340,4341],{},"The pacs series of messages are interbank messages and used between banks to process payments between debtor and receiver.",[14,4343,4344],{},"Finally the beneficiary bank will send a pacs.002 message to the CSM. The pacs.002 indicates the success or failure of the financial transaction.",[14,4346,4347],{},"The following briefly describes the purpose of each of those messages described above:",[74,4349,4350,4362,4373,4384],{},[77,4351,4352,4358,4359],{},[40,4353,4354],{},[4355,4356,4357],"em",{},"Pain.001.001.03"," This is the payment initiation message. Used to initiate the credit transfer. For more information on Pain.001, please see ",[29,4360,34],{"href":1575,"rel":4361},[33],[77,4363,4364,4369,4370],{},[40,4365,4366],{},[4355,4367,4368],{},"Pacs.008.001.02"," This message is used to transfer money between financial institutions. For more information on Pacs.008, please see ",[29,4371,34],{"href":1701,"rel":4372},[33],[77,4374,4375,4380,4381],{},[40,4376,4377],{},[4355,4378,4379],{},"Pacs.002.001.01"," This message is a payment status report message. It is used to indicate whether a financial transaction was successful or not. For more information on Pacs.002, please see ",[29,4382,34],{"href":1713,"rel":4383},[33],[77,4385,4386,4391,4392],{},[4355,4387,4388],{},[40,4389,4390],{},"Pain.002.001.03"," This message is used to inform a customer whether their transaction was successful or not. 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