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Category 9

Cash Management & Customer Status

May 2005 Standards Release

March 2005 edition

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 1

Category 9 Message Types.................................................................................................... 5

Euro – Impact on Category 9 Message Standards............................................................... 10

MT 900 Confirmation of Debit ........................................................................................... 24

MT 910 Confirmation of Credit .......................................................................................... 31

MT 920 Request Message ................................................................................................... 40

MT 935 Rate Change Advice .............................................................................................. 46

MT 940 Customer Statement Message ................................................................................ 52

MT 941 Balance Report ...................................................................................................... 67

MT 942 Interim Transaction Report .................................................................................... 77

MT 950 Statement Message ................................................................................................ 92

MT 960 Request for Service Initiation Message ............................................................... 105

MT 961 Initiation Response Message ............................................................................... 108

MT 962 Key Service Message .......................................................................................... 110

MT 963 Key Acknowledgement Message ........................................................................ 113

MT 964 Error Message ...................................................................................................... 115

MT 965 Error in Key Service Message ............................................................................. 118

MT 966 Discontinue Service Message .............................................................................. 121

MT 967 Discontinuation Acknowledgement Message ..................................................... 123

MT 970 Netting Statement ................................................................................................ 126

MT 971 Netting Balance Report ....................................................................................... 136

MT 972 Netting Interim Statement ................................................................................... 139

MT 973 Netting Request Message .................................................................................... 149

MT 985 Status Enquiry ..................................................................................................... 152

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MT 986 Status Report ....................................................................................................... 156

MT 990 Advice of Charges, Interest and Other Adjustments ........................................... 160

MT 991 Request for Payment of Charges, Interest and Other Expenses .......................... 161

MT 992 Request for Cancellation ..................................................................................... 162

MT 995 Queries ................................................................................................................. 163

MT 996 Answers ............................................................................................................... 164

MT 998 Proprietary Message ............................................................................................ 165

MT 999 Free Format Message .......................................................................................... 166

Glossary of Terms ............................................................................................................. 167

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Introduction

Introduction

OverviewCategory 9 consists of five types of messages exchanged between financial institutions, either on behalf of themselves, other financial institutions, or customers. These are:

1. balance reporting messages, which provide both cash management and nostro reconciliation information (balance and transaction details).

2. an interest rate change(s) message, which provides a means of advising interest rate change(s) to the Receiver of the message.

3. netting messages (sent between financial institutions and netting systems), which enable financial institutions to receive balances and details about transactions which are included in the netting process.

4. status messages, which provide a mechanism for requesting and responding to business-related information about customers or institutions.

5. bilateral key exchange messages, which enable financial institutions to request, exchange and cancel authenticator keys with other financial institutions.

ChangesThis book incorporates the changes to Category 9 Cash Management & Customer Status messages as noted in the Standards Release Guide (SRG) 2005 and the relevant updates to the SRG 2005:

• BEIs are expanded to include SMDP (Securities Market Data Providers).

IMPORTANT

This volume contains information effective as of the May 2005 Standards Release. Therefore the Standards volumes as published on the User Handbook August 2004 edition remain effective until May 2005.

Volume Formatting ExplanationCategory 9 of the Standards User Handbook set contains general information about the category and a detailed description of each message type which is currently available for use. For each message type, the following information is provided:

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Message Type Scope

The scope specifies the Sender and Receiver of the message and provides an explanation on how the message is used. In some messages, an example of the message flow is also provided.

Message Type Format Specifications

The format specifications are the rules for the layout of the message type. This information is provided in table form with the following information:

MT nnn (Message Type Name)

• MT nnn (Message Type Name) provides the message type number and name.

• Status indicates if the field is

- M – Mandatory

- O – Optional

The status M for fields in optional (sub)sequences means that the field must be present if the (sub)sequence is present and is otherwise not allowed.

- Tag is the field identification.

- Field Name is the detailed name of the field tag, for this message type.

Status Tag Field NameContent/Op

tionsNo.

M 20 Transaction Reference Number 16x 1

M 21 Related Reference 16x 2

Mandatory Sequence A (Sequence Name)

M 25 Account Identification 35x 3

M 32a Value Date, Currency Code, Amount C or D 4

-----> Optional Repetitive Sequence B (Sequence Name)

O 52a Ordering Institution A or D 5

M 71B Details of Charges 6*35x 6

O 72 Sender to Receiver Information 6*35x 7

-----|

M = Mandatory O = Optional

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- Content/Options provides permitted field length and characteristics. For information concerning field structure, notation and character restrictions, please see Standards General Information.

- No. identifies the number of the field in the Field Specifications for the message type.

Some messages are separated into sequences of fields, as shown above. An arrow indicates that a sequence of fields may be repeated.

MT Network Validated Rules

Network validated rules are validated on the network, ie, rules for which an error code is defined. Rules specified in this section affect more than one field in the message, placing a ‘condition’ on one of the fields specified. They are identified as Cn, or conditional rules.

MT Usage Rules

Usage rules are not validated on the network, ie, rules for which no error code is defined, but are nevertheless mandatory for the correct usage of the message. Rules specified in this section affect more than one field in the message, or more than one SWIFT message.

MT Guidelines

Guidelines are not validated on the network and are not mandatory for the correct usage of the message. They concern good practices. Guidelines specified in this section affect more than one field in the message, or more than one SWIFT message.

MT Field Specifications

The rules for the use of each field in the message are specified in this section. Each field is identified by its index number (as shown in the No. column of the MT Format Specifications), field tag and detailed field name, followed by a description of the field, which may contain some or all of the following:

• FORMAT specifies the field formats which are allowed for the field.

• PRESENCE indicates if the field is mandatory, optional or conditional in its sequence.

• DEFINITION specifies the definition of the field in the message type.

• CODES lists all codes available for use in the field. If there is more than one subfield for which codes are defined, each separate code list will be identified with a CODES heading. When a list of codes is validated by the network, the error code will be specified.

• NETWORK VALIDATED RULES specifies rules that are validated on the network, ie, rules for which an error code is defined. Generally, rules specified in this section affect only



the field in which they appear. In some cases, rules which are validated at the message level, ie, rules which affect more than one field, are repeated in this section. This is the case when the rule does not affect the presence of the field, but information within several fields, eg, a currency which must be the same for more than one field in the message.

• USAGE RULES specifies rules that are not validated on the network, ie, rules for which no error code is defined, but are nevertheless mandatory for the correct usage of the field. Rules specified in this section affect only the field in which they appear.

• EXAMPLES provides one or more examples of the field as it will be formatted/used.

MT Mapping

MT mapping provides an explanation of how to map the fields of the message into another SWIFT message, either of the same or a different message type.

MT Examples

Examples are provided to illustrate the correct use of a message. Examples always include the following information:

• Narrative provides a brief description of a transaction

• Information Flow illustrates the relationships between the parties involved in the message. An explanation of the flow diagram can be found in Standards General Information.

• SWIFT Format provides the message using the defined SWIFT format, and providing an explanation, where necessary, of the fields which have been used.


Category 9 Message Types


The following table lists all message types defined in category 9.

For each message type, there is a short description, an indicator whether the message type requires authentication (Y or N), the maximum message length on input (2,000 or 10,000 characters), whether the use of the message requires registration with S.W.I F.T. for use in a message user group (Y or N), and whether value date ordering (VDO) can be requested for the message (Y/N). Value date ordering criteria are described in section 5.4.6 of the General Information volume.

MT MT Name Purpose Authen.Max.

LengthMUG VDO

900 Confirmation of Debit

Advises an account owner of a debit to its account

N 2,000 N N

910 Confirmation of Credit

Advises an account owner of a credit to its account

N 2,000 N Y

920 Request Message

Requests the account servicing institution to send an MT 940, 941, 942 or 950

N 2,000 N N

935 Rate Change Advice

Advises the Receiver of general rate change(s) and/or rate change(s) which applies to a specific account other than a call/notice loan/deposit account

N 2,000 N N

940 Customer Statement Message

Provides balance and transaction details of an account to a financial institution on behalf of the account owner

N 2,000 N N

941 Balance Report Provides balance information of an account to a financial institution on behalf of the account owner

N 2,000 N N



942 Interim Transaction Report

Provides balance and transaction details of an account, for a specified period of time, to a financial institution on behalf of the account owner

N 2,000 N N

950 Statement Message

Provides balance and transaction details of an account to the account owner

N 2,000 N N

960 Request for Service Initiation Message

Initiates a Bilateral Key Exchange (BKE) process.

N 2,000 N N

961 Initiation Response Message

Acknowledges receipt of an MT 960

N 2,000 N N

962 Key Service Message

Contains a bilateral authenticator key for another financial institution

N 2,000 N N

963 Key Acknowledgement Message

Acknowledges receipt of the bilateral key sent in a previous MT 962

N 2,000 N N

964 Error Message Responds to an MT 960, 961, 963, 966 or 967 if an error has been detected to report that error

N 2,000 N N

965 Error in Key Service Message

Responds to an MT 962 if an error has been detected and reports that error

N 2,000 N N

966 Discontinue Service Message

Discontinues one or several bilateral authenticator keys already in existence between the Sender and Receiver

N 2,000 N N


LengthMUG VDO



967 Discontinuation Acknowledgement Message

Acknowledges receipt of a previous MT 966 and confirms discontinuation of the authenticator key(s) specified in the MT 966

N 2,000 N N

970 Netting Statement

Provides balance and transaction details of a netting position as recorded by a netting system

N 2,000 N N

971 Netting Balance Report

Provides balance information for specified netting position(s)

N 2,000 N N

972 Netting Interim Statement

Advises interim balance and transaction details of a netting position as recorded by a netting system

N 2,000 N N

973 Netting Request Message

Requests an MT 971 or 972 containing the latest available information

N 2,000 N N

985 Status Enquiry Requests an MT 986 N 2,000 N N

986 Status Report Provides business related information about a customer or institution

N 2,000 N N

990 Advice of Charges, Interest and Other Adjustments

Advises an account owner of charges, interest or other adjustments to its account

N 2,000 N N

991 Request for Payment of Charges, Interest and Other Expenses

Requests payment of charges, interest or other expenses

N 2,000 N N


LengthMUG VDO



Note:

A MUG, for the purposes of this book, is a group of users who have voluntarily agreed to support the specified message type and have registered with SWIFT to send or receive the specified message type. These messages are indicated in the preceding table in the column ‘MUG’.

Registration is free of charge. It is done by sending an MT 999 to SWHQBEBBCOS to the attention of Customer Implementation. To register the following information must be provided:

• the destination of the requesting institution, ie, the 8 character BIC

• the message type or specific usage of the specified message type

• the contact name and telephone number within the institution

• whether the request is for test and training or live operation, or both

• the requested activation date for testing and training and/or live operation.

992 Request for Cancellation

Requests the Receiver to consider cancellation of the message identified in the request

N 2,000 N N

995 Queries Requests information relating to a previous message or amendment to a previous message

N 2,000 N N

996 Answers Responds to an MT 995 Queries or MT 992 Request for Cancellation or other messages where no specific message type has been provided for the response

N 2,000 N N

998 Proprietary Message

Contains formats defined and agreed to between users and for those messages not yet live

N 10,000 N N

999 Free Format Message

Contains information for which no other message type has been defined

N 2,000 N N


LengthMUG VDO



Activation occurs every Monday. A period of about three weeks is needed between the registration request and the actual activation period.

A user can choose to withdraw from the group. This is done by sending SWIFT a similar request to withdraw.

Upon request to Customer Implementation (see the SWIFT address above), information can be obtained regarding other members of the MUG.



Euro – Impact on Category 9 Message Standards

Deletion of the National Currency Denomination (NCD) Currency Codes

On 1 March 2002, ISO announced the deletion of the NCD currency codes from the official ISO currency code table 4217.

For certain message types, when an NCD is used as the currency of settlement, SWIFT validates to ensure the value date is before 1 January 2002, when these currencies stopped to be legal tender. This validation has been introduced on the network in July 2001.

Until further notice, and where allowed (NCDs cannot be used in settlement amount field), SWIFT will continue to support NCD currency codes (eg, instructed amounts, ERI) in the relevant fields of its message types.

Euro-Related Information (ERI)This chapter discusses what is meant by Euro-Related Information (ERI).

ERI Content

Euro-Related Information (ERI) refers to the following data:

• original currency,

• original amount,

• transaction charges.

The original currency and amount in ERI is the equivalent of the information in the field containing the amount which is used for interbank settlement of the transaction. This field may contain additional information, eg, value date.

ERI may be specified in one or several free text fields preceded by a code word. As of Standards Release 2001, the use of ERI was extended to non-European currencies, and beyond the transition period of 3 years.

ERI Usage Guidelines and Rules, relevant for Category 9

The specification of ERI is always optional. If used, however, the rules and guidelines specified in this section apply. These rules and guidelines include:

• Usage Rules



• Usage Guidelines

Usage rules must be complied with, although they are not validated by the network. Usage guidelines are recommendations on how to specify ERI.

Usage Rules

As with all other information occurring in fields 72 or 79, ERI is for information purposes only.

In the case of a discrepancy between ERI and the settlement amount specified in the message, the information in the settlement amount prevails.

Usage Guidelines

1. If no specific fields are available to specify the original currency and amount, ERI may be used in any message type containing a free text field 72 or 79, ie, the use of ERI is not restricted to specific message types.

See the section entitled ‘Messages Likely to Contain ERI’. This section lists, for each message type, the field to specify the settlement amount and the field to specify the original amount. The list is provided to facilitate the implementation of different systems: it is not exhaustive.

2. The preferred field for specifying ERI is field 72. If not present, field 79 should be used.

3. If ERI is specified in one of these fields, it should appear on the first line whenever possible. Whatever line is used, the ERI should always appear on the first position of that line.

4. For message types that do not contain a field 72 or 79, there are only two that may need to specify a second currency: MTs 940 and 942.

For these two cases, subfield 9 of field 61 should be used to specify ERI. If this subfield is used for other purposes, field 86 should be used to specify ERI. It is recommended that the Sender of the MT 940/942 advises the Receiver whenever field 86 is used to contain ERI.

5. Where the settlement amount is part of a repetitive sequence which does not contain a free text field, the message should be used as a single transaction message, ie, one message should be used per transaction.

6. Where transaction charges are specified in ERI, this information must appear after the code word /CHGS/. This will not necessarily be processed by the Receiver.

7. ERI is designed to be passed on unchanged in the appropriate message types throughout the entire transaction, ie, throughout the chain of messages relating to the transaction. Therefore, it should appear in the appropriate SWIFT messages related to the transaction.

8. The MTs 950, 970 and 972 remain unchanged and thus one message must be sent per currency.



ERI Structure

Message-Specific Guidelines on the Use of ERIThis chapter lists message types which

• are likely to contain ERI.

• are to be validated against a specified value date

Messages Likely to Contain ERI

The following lists message types that are likely to contain euro-related information (ERI) in a free text field.

FORMAT Field 72 6*35x

Field 79 35*50x

DEFINITION In addition to previously defined Sender to Receiver Information, or other narrative information, these fields may include euro-related information (ERI) for information purposes. ERI indicates currency conversion details, related to the conversion of the original currency into a settlement currency, found in free text fields.It is recommended that ERI be structured in these free text fields using codes.

CODES The following code words must be used:

/OCMT/ 3!a15d/ O Original currency and amount.If no charges are specified then the original currency and amount will be the equivalent of the transaction amount specified in the message.

/CHGS/ 3!a15d/ O Currency and amount of the transaction charges.When the BEN option is used in payments and related messages, ie, all transaction charges are to be paid by the beneficiary customer, the charges amount has been deducted from the original amount to obtain the settlement amount specified in the message.

USAGE RULES The network will validate the structure of ERI, but not the content.

EXAMPLE :72:/OCMT/USD504938,//CHGS/EUR2,40/



If there are business requirements to specify ERI in other message types, these should be similarly specified in a free text field 72 or 79 as explained in Section ERI Structure. Therefore, this list is not exhaustive.

Messages with Value Date ValidationThe following list contains messages that can be used to transfer amounts in National Currency Denominations (NCDs). If so, the value date has to be equal to, or before 31 December 2001. If this validation against value date fails, the message will be NAKed (Error Code 'E76'). The list gives the message description, the field containing the NCD amount and the field containing the value date.

This validation is performed since 30 July 2001.

Statement messages are not validated against value date, since they are generally the result of one of the earlier validated messages. Due to the importance of statements it is best not to risk rejection of these messages. Furthermore accounts are not held in NCD since 1 January 2002. Consequently, since that date, statement messages must not contain NCDs.

The currencies concerned are ATS, BEF, DEM, ESP, FIM, FRF, GRD, IEP, ITL, LUF, NLG, PTE and XEU

MT MT Name Settlement Amount FieldRepetitive

/Non-Repetitive

ERI Field

Repetitive/Non-

Repetitive

900 Confirmation of Debit 32A Value Date, Currency Code, Amount

NR 72 NR

910 Confirmation of Credit 32A Value Date, Currency Code, Amount

NR 72 NR

940 Customer Statement Message

subfield 5 of field 61 R 61/9 or 86

R


subfield 5 of field 61 R 61/9 or 86

R



ERI Validation and ExamplesThis chapter details the validation of the ERI information and provides examples that give correct and incorrect messages.

General ERI Validation Rules

Codes and format:

• /OCMT/3!a15d/

• /CHGS/3!a15d/

where:

• the currency component ‘3!a’ must be a valid ISO currency code (Error code(s): T52)

• the amount component ‘15d’ following the currency code must be formatted according to the Field Formatting Rules given in Section 5.4.2 Numbers of the SWIFT User Handbook, Standards General Information. If not properly formatted the system will NAK the message with Error Code T40, T43, T33 or other generic error codes as deemed necessary

• the amount component ‘15d’ will not be checked on the maximum number of decimal digits allowed for the relevant currency code

In the following examples the currency code ‘XYZ’ is invalid. The message is NAKed:

• :79:/OCMT/XYZ150,/(CrLf)/CHGS/EUR1,(CrLf)

• :79:xxxxx/OCMT/EUR10000,//CHGS/XYZ1,/(CrLf)

In the following examples the amount components are invalid. The message is NAKed:

• :86:/OCMT/EUR,12/(CrLf)

• :86:/OCMT/EUR123/(CrLf)

Note: The amount component must be followed by a slash character, ‘/’ (Error code(s): T31). In the following example the amount component is invalid. The message is NAKed:

MT MT Name NCD Amount FieldValue Date

Field

900 Confirmation of Debit 32A 32A

910 Confirmation of Credit 32A 32A



:86:/OCMT/EUR1,23(CrLf)

Messages and fields impacted

The ERI validation will be performed in fields:

• 72 Structured Format, 72 Narrative and/or 79, of all messages except the MTs 960, 964, 965, 966, 967, 992, 995, 996 and 999

• 61 (subfield 9) and 86, of the MTs 940 and 942

In the following example OCMT is validated. The message is not NAKed:

• :79:xxxxx/OCMT/EUR10,25/xxxxx(CrLf)

In the following example OCMT and CHGS are validated. The message is not NAKed:

• :79:xxxxx/OCMT/EUR10,25/(CrLf)/CHGS/EUR1,/(CrLf)

No ERI validation hierarchy between the fields

Note, if the same Field Specification is reused in the message, the ERI validation will be performed. This is usually the case where a field is defined in a loop, ie, a repetitive block of fields or sequence.

For example, if fields 72and 79 are both present in a message, and the ERI validation is defined for that message, then the system will apply the ERI validation in the two types of fields.

/CHGS/ is only validated if /OCMT/ is present

The ERI validation for the code /CHGS/ (6 characters) will be performed only if it immediately follows /OCMT/3!a15d/ in the same occurrence of that field. Therefore, if /OCMT/ is present in field 72 and /CHGS/ is present in field 79 (but /OCMT/ is not present in 79), then the system does not validate the format following /CHGS/ in field 79.

In the following example, CHGS is not validated because OCMT is missing. The message is not NAKed:

• :86:xxxxx/CHGS/EUR1,40/xxxxx(CrLf)

Sequence of codes is required

Within a field, the sequence of the codes /OCMT/ and /CHGS/ is relevant. Only if /OCMT/ appears immediately before /CHGS/, will the ERI validation be applied to /CHGS/.

In the following examples OCMT and CHGS are validated. The message is not NAKed:

Example 1 (structured field 72):

• :72:/INS/BANKCCCY/OCMT/EUR12345,/(CrLf)



/CHGS/EUR100,/xxxxx(CrLf)

Example 2 (free format field 79):

• :79:xyz/OCMT/EUR1234,00//CHGS/EUR40,00/xxx(CrLf)

In the following example only OCMT is validated because CHGS does not immediately follow OCMT. The message is not NAKed:


• :72:xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)/OCMT/EUR10000,/xxxxx(CrLf)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)/CHGS/EUR50,/(CR)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)

Note: If /CHGS/ appears before /OCMT/, /CHGS/ will not be recognized as part of the ERI and will not be subject to the ERI validation.

In the following examples only OCMT is validated. The message is not NAKed:


• :72:/CHGS/EUR12,/xxxxx(CrLf)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)/OCMT/EUR12345,/xxxxx(CrLf)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)


• :79:xyz/CHGS/EUR4,00/xxx/OCMT/EUR1234,00/xxx(CrLf)

In the following example, OCMT and the second occurrence of CHGS are validated. The message is not NAKed:


• :72:/CHGS/EUR1,/xxxxx(CrLf)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)/OCMT/EUR12345,/(CrLf)/CHGS/EUR12,/xxxxx(CrLf)

Double codes are not allowed in one field

In one occurrence of a field where the ERI validation must be performed, the codes /OCMT/ and /CHGS/ must not be used more than once.



Note: Since the presence of /OCMT/ triggers the validation of /CHGS/, a double /CHGS/ will be NAKed only if /OCMT/ is present in the same field.

If the ERI validation fails due to a duplicated code, it will result – whichever field was validated – in the existing Error Code T47. The line number of the first field in sequence in the message where the error occurred will be indicated together with the error code.

In the following examples OCMT is found twice. The messages are NAKed:


• :72:/OCMT/EUR12345,/(CrLf)//xxxxxx(CrLf)/OCMT/EUR100,/xxxxx(CrLf)

Example 2 (field 61):

• :61:9809010931C3500,25FCHK304955//4958843(CrLf)/OCMT/EUR1101,//OCMT/EUR1020,25/(CrLf)


• :79:xyz/OCMT/EUR1234,00//OCMT/EUR40,00/xxx(CrLf)

In the following example CHGS is found twice. The message is NAKed:


• :72:xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)/OCMT/EUR10000,/(CrLf)/CHGS/EUR100,/xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)/CHGS/EUR50,/(CR)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)

Note: If /CHGS/ appears before /OCMT/, /CHGS/ will not be recognized as part of the ERI and thus not be subject to the ERI validation.

In the following example OCMT and the second occurrence of CHGS are validated. The messages are not NAKed:


• :72:/CHGS/EUR12,/xxxxx(CrLf)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)/OCMT/EUR12345,/(CrLf)/CHGS/EUR50,/(CR)//xxxxxxxxxx(CrLf)




• :79:xyz/CHGS/EUR4,00//OCMT/EUR1234,00//CHGS/EUR4,00/(CrLf)

Consistent with current standards

In all fields where the ERI validation is defined, the ‘generic’, ie, current validation must still be performed. For example,

a. field 72 is always checked for maximum 6 lines, with a maximum of 35 characters per line.

b. field 72, structured format, the first line must begin with a ‘/’, and the second through sixth line (optional), must begin with a ‘/’ or a ‘//’.

Maximum use of the generic format definition

In order to maximize the use of all characters allowed in the ‘generic’ format, the codes /OCMT/, /CHGS/, as well as the data (3!a15d/), may be split across lines.

Example in narrative format of information that follows ERI related codes, split across lines:

• :72:xxxxx/OCMT/EUR12345,(CrLf)12//CHGS/E(CrLf)UR12,/(CrLf)

Example in structured format of ERI related codes, split across lines:

• :72:/INS/BANKCCCY/OCMT/EUR1234,//CH(CrLf)//GS/EUR1,/xxxxxxx(CrLf)

Example in narrative format of ERI related codes, split across lines:

• :79:xxxxx/OC(CrLf)MT/EUR100,/(CrLf)

No ERI validation performed in…:

• fields 72 and 79, if the REJT or RETN codes are present, ie, the special REJT/RETN validation for fields 72 and 79 prevails.

• MTs 992, 995, 996 and 999

• MT's 96n (only used for BKE)

Details of the ERI Validation Implementation

Field 61, subfield 9

The system will perform the following validation:

FORMAT [34x]



1. If subfield 9 in field 61 is present, then validate according to the format 34x:

a. If the check here above is OK, then go to point 2

b. Otherwise the message is NAKed with the corresponding error code

2. Scan for /OCMT/

a. If /OCMT/ is not present, then perform next field validation

b. If /OCMT/ is present more than once, then NAK the message with the Error Code T47 and terminate the validation

c. If /OCMT/ is present only once, then validate the format <3!a15d/>

• If format is valid, then go to point 3

• If format is not valid, then NAK the message with the corresponding error code and terminate the validation

3. Check for /CHGS/ immediately after /OCMT/3!a15d/

a. If /CHGS/ is not present, then perform next field validation

b. If /CHGS/ is present more than once, then NAK the message with the Error Code T47 and terminate the validation

c. If /CHGS/ is present only once, then validate the format <3!a15d/>

• If format is valid, then go to next field validation


Field 72 (Structured format)


1. Maximum 6 lines, maximum 35 characters per line (<X> character set)

FORMAT <INSTR> first line

[(CrLf)(<INSTR> or ‘//’ 33x)] optionally, 2d through 6th line

where <INSTR> is defined as: /<1!a>/32x or /<2!a>/31x or /<3!a>/30x or /<4!a>/29x or /<5!a>/28x or /<6!a>/27x or /<7!a>/26x or /<8!a>/25x



2. First line as <INSTR>, per the format defined here above

3. Second through sixth line, if present, defined as : <INSTR> OR <‘//’ 33x>

a. If the 3 checks here above are OK, then go to point 4

b. Otherwise the message is NAK with the corresponding error code

4. Throughout the field content remove all (CrLf‘//’), if any

5. Throughout the field content remove all (CrLf), if any

6. Scan for /OCMT/


b. If /OCMT/ is present more than once (double), then NAK the message with the Error Code T47 and terminate the validation






b. If /CHGS/ is present more than once (double), then NAK the message with the Error Code T47 and terminate the validation




Field 72 (Narrative)



2. Second through sixth line, if present, defined as 35x



FORMAT 35x [(CrLf)35x]0-5




4. Scan for /OCMT/















2. Second through 35th line, if present, defined as 50x




4. Scan for /OCMT/


















2. Second through sixth line, if present, defined as 65x




4. Scan for /OCMT/














• If format is not valid, then NAK the message with the corresponding error code and terminate the validation.



MT 900 Confirmation of Debit

MT 900 ScopeThis message type is sent by an account servicing institution to an account owner.

It is used to notify the account owner of an entry which has been debited to its account. The entry will be further confirmed by statement.

MT 900 Format Specifications

MT 900 Confirmation of Debit

MT 900 Network Validated RulesThere are no network validated rules for this message type.

MT 900 Usage Rules• This message type is not normally sent if statements for the account are frequently

transmitted.

• This message type does not normally result in any bookings. It is a confirmation to the Receiver (account owner) of a debit to its account.

Status Tag Field Name Content/Options No.




M 32A Value Date, Currency Code, Amount 6!n3!a15d 4





MT 900

MT 900 Field Specifications

1. Field 20: Transaction Reference Number

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field specifies the reference assigned by the Sender to unambiguously identify the message.

NETWORK VALIDATED RULES

This field must not start or end with a slash ‘/’ and must not contain two consecutive slashes ‘//’ (Error code(s): T26).

2. Field 21: Related Reference

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains the reference number of the transaction which resulted in this message, eg, the field 20 Transaction Reference Number of the SWIFT payment instruction.



3. Field 25: Account Identification

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

16x

16x

35x



DEFINITION

This field identifies the account which has been debited.

4. Field 32A: Value Date, Currency Code, Amount

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field specifies the value date, currency code and amount of the debit.


Date must be a valid date expressed as YYMMDD (Error code(s): T50).

Currency must be a valid ISO 4217 currency code (Error code(s): T52).

The integer part of Amount must contain at least one digit. The decimal comma ‘,’ is mandatory and is included in the maximum length. The number of digits following the comma must not exceed the maximum number allowed for that specific currency as specified in ISO 4217 (Error code(s): C03, T40, T43).

5. Field 52a: Ordering Institution

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field identifies the institution which instructed the Sender to execute the transaction resulting in this debit, when other than the Receiver.

CODES

Party Identifier may be used to indicate a national clearing system code.

The following codes may be used preceded by a double slash (‘//’):

with option A:

Option A 6!n3!a15d (Date) (Currency) (Amount)

Option A [/1!a][/34x]4!a2!a2!c[3!c]

(Party Identifier)(BIC)

Option D [/1!a][/34x]4*35x

(Party Identifier)(Name & Address)


MT 900

CODES

with option D:

AT 5!n Austrian Bankleitzahl

AU 6!n Australian Bank State Branch (BSB) Code

BL 8!n German Bankleitzahl

CC 9!n Canadian Payments Association Payment Routing Number

ES 8..9n Spanish Domestic Interbanking Code

FW without 9 digit code Pay by Fedwire

GR 7!n HEBIC (Hellenic Bank Identification Code)

HK 3!n Bank Code of Hong Kong

IE 6!n Irish National Clearing Code (NSC)

IN 11!c Indian Financial System Code (IFSC)

IT 10!n Italian Domestic Identification Code

PT 8!n Portuguese National Clearing Code

SC 6!n UK Domestic Sort Code





CH 6!n CHIPS Universal Identifier

CP 4!n CHIPS Participant Identifier


FW 9!n Fedwire Routing Number







RU 9!n Russian Central Bank Identification Code




The BIC must be a SWIFT registered address, either connected or non-connected (Error code(s): T27, T28, T29, T45).

The BIC must not be a BEI, ie must not be of subtype BEID, MCCO, TESP or TRCO (Error code(s): C05).

USAGE RULES

The coded information contained in field 52a must be meaningful to the Receiver of the message.

Option A is the preferred option.

Option D should only be used when the ordering financial institution has no BIC.

6. Field 72: Sender to Receiver Information

FORMAT

In addition to narrative text, structured text with the following line formats may be used:

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field contains additional information for the Receiver.

USAGE RULES

This field may contain information only (ie, no instructions may be included).

Additional explanatory information, which may be continued on the next lines, is preceded by a double slash ‘//’.

Codes to be used may be agreed to bilaterally.


SW 3..5n Swiss Clearing Code (BC code)

SW 6!n Swiss Clearing Code (SIC code)

6*35x (Narrative)

Line 1 /8c/[additional information]

Lines 2-6 [//continuation of additional information]or[/8c/[additional information]]


MT 900

This field may contain ERI to transport dual currencies, as explained in the chapter 'Euro - Impact on Category 9 Message Standards'.

In order to comply with the EC-directive on cross border credit transfers, the optional code word EXCH may be used to transport an exchange rate. In line with ERI, the code word EXCH is placed between slashes, followed by the exchange rate, format 12d, and terminated with another slash.

MT 900 Examples

Narrative

Value 23 January 1998, Crédit Suisse, Zürich, requests Chase Manhattan Bank, New York, to pay US dollars 233,530 to Berliner Bank, Berlin, under reference 5482ABC.

Chase sends the following confirmation to Crédit Suisse:

Information Flow

D00

9000

1

Chase Manhattan BankNew York

Crédit Suisse Zurich

Sender

Receiver

MT 900

MT



SWIFT Message

Note: (1) The number of the account that has been debited.

Explanation Format

Sender CHASUS33

Message Type 900

Receiver CRESCHZZ

Message Text

Transaction Reference Number :20:C11126A1378

Related Reference :21:5482ABC

Account Identification (1) :25:9-9876543

Value Date, Currency Code, Amount :32A:980123USD233530,

End of Message Text/Trailer


MT 910

MT 910 Confirmation of Credit

MT 910 ScopeThis message is sent by an account servicing institution to an account owner.

It is used to notify the account owner of an entry which has been credited to its account. The entry will be further confirmed by statement.


MT 910 Confirmation of Credit

MT 910 Network Validated RulesC1 Either field 50a or field 52a must be present, but not both (Error code(s): C06):





M 32A Value Date, Currency Code, Amount 6!n3!a15d 4

O 50a Ordering Customer A or K 5


O 56a Intermediary A or D 7



If field 50a is… then field 52a is…

Present Not allowed

Not present Mandatory



MT 910 Usage Rules• This message type is not normally sent if statements for the account are frequently

transmitted.

• This message type does not normally result in any bookings. It is a confirmation to the Receiver (account owner) of a credit to its account.



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION





FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains the reference for the account owner (Receiver), eg, field 21, from the SWIFT message which resulted in this credit.



16x

16x


MT 910


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field identifies the account which has been credited.

4. Field 32A: Value Date, Currency Code, Amount

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field specifies the value date, currency code and amount of the credit.





5. Field 50a: Ordering Customer

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Conditional (C1)

35x

Option A 6!n3!a15d (Date) (Currency) (Amount)

Option A [/34x]4!a2!a2!c[3!c]

(Account)(BEI)

Option K [/34x]4*35x

(Account)(Name & Address)



DEFINITION

This field identifies the customer which originated the transaction resulting in this credit.


The BEI, ie, a BIC with subtype BEID, MCCO, TESP or TRCO, must be a SWIFT registered address, either connected or non-connected (Error code(s): T27, T28, T29, T45, E57).

USAGE RULES

If the account number is present, it must be stated in Account.

6. Field 52a: Ordering Institution

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Conditional (C1)

DEFINITION

This field identifies the financial institution which originated the transaction resulting in this credit.

CODES

Party Identifier may be used to indicate a national clearing system code.

The following codes may be used preceded by a double slash (‘//’):

with option A:

Option A [/1!a][/34x]4!a2!a2!c[3!c]


Option D [/1!a][/34x]4*35x







FW without 9 digit code Pay by Fedwire





MT 910

CODES

with option D:




USAGE RULES

The coded information contained in field 52a must be meaningful to the Receiver of the message.

Option A is the preferred option.









CH 6!n CHIPS Universal Identifier

CP 4!n CHIPS Participant Identifier


FW 9!n Fedwire Routing Number







RU 9!n Russian Central Bank Identification Code


SW 3..5n Swiss Clearing Code (BC code)

SW 6!n Swiss Clearing Code (SIC code)



Option D should only be used when the ordering financial institution has no BIC.

7. Field 56a: Intermediary

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field identifies the financial institution from which the Sender received the funds, when other than the ordering institution.





FORMAT


PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION


Option A [/1!a][/34x]4!a2!a2!c[3!c]


Option D [/1!a][/34x]4*35x


6*35x (Narrative)

Line 1 /8c/[additional information]



MT 910

USAGE RULES

This field may contain information only, ie, no instructions may be included.



This field may contain ERI to transport dual currencies, as explained in the chapter ‘Euro - Impact on Category 9 Message Standards’.

In order to comply with the EC-directive on cross border credit transfers, the optional code word EXCH may be used to transport an exchange rate. In line with ERI, the code word EXCH is placed between slashes, followed by the exchange rate, format 12d, and terminated with another slash.

MT 910 Examples

Narrative

Chase Manhattan Bank, New York, informs ABN Amro Bank, Amsterdam, of a credit to its account number 6-9412771, by order of Bank Austria, Vienna. The value date of the credit is 27 May 1998, for US dollars 500,000, and is received from Bankers Trust Company, New York.

Chase Manhattan sends the following confirmation to ABN Amro:



Information Flow

SWIFT Message

Explanation Format

Sender CHASUS33

Message Type 910

Receiver ABNANL2A

Message Text

Transaction Reference Number :20:C11126C9224

Related Reference :21:494936/DEV

Account Identification (1) :25:6-9412771

D00

9000

2


Sender

ABN Amro BankAmsterdam

Receiver

Bank AustriaVienna

Ordering Institution

MT 910

52a

Bankers Trust CompanyNew York

Intermediary56a

MT


MT 910

Note: (1) The number of the account that has been credited.

Value Date, Currency Code, Amount :32A:980527USD500000,

Ordering Institution :52A:BKAUATWW

Intermediary :56A:BKTRUS33


Explanation Format



MT 920 Request Message

Note: As this message may require the implementation of special procedures, its use is governed by bilateral agreements between correspondents.

MT 920 ScopeThis multiple message is sent by an account owner, or a financial institution (concentrating institution) acting on behalf of an account owner, to an account servicing institution.

It is used to request the account servicing institution to transmit one or more MT 940 Customer Statement(s), MT 941 Balance Report(s), MT 942 Interim Transaction Report(s), or MT 950 Statement Message(s) containing the latest information available for the account(s) identified in the message.


MT 920 Request Message

MT 920 Network Validated RulesC1 If field 12 contains the value ‘942’, at least one field 34F must be present in the same

repetitive sequence (Error code(s): C22).

C2 Within each repetitive sequence, when only one field 34F is present, the second subfield must not be used. When both fields 34F are present, subfield 2 of the first 34F must



----->

M 12 Message Requested 3!n 2


O 34F Floor Limit Indicator 3!a[1!a]15d 4


-----|



MT 920

contain the value ‘D’, and subfield 2 of the second 34F must contain the value ‘C’ (Error code(s): C23).

C3 The currency code must be the same for each occurrence of the indicated fields within each repetitive sequence (Error code(s): C40).

MT 920 Usage Rules• This message should only be used if the account owner(s) have authorised the financial

institutions to transmit such information and according to agreed criteria.



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION




2. Field 12: Message Requested

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field identifies the message type which is being requested.

CODES

This field must contain one of the following message type numbers (Error code(s): T88):

16x

3!n




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field identifies the account for which the information is requested.

4. Field 34F: Floor Limit Indicator

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Conditional (C1)

DEFINITION

This field specifies the minimum value (transaction amount) to be reported on the requested message.

CODES

When D/C Mark is present, it must contain the following code (Error code(s): T51):



The integer part of Amount must contain at least one digit. The decimal comma ‘,’ is mandatory and is included in the maximum length. The number of digits following the comma must not exceed the maximum number allowed for the specified currency (Error code(s): C03, T40, T43).

940 Customer Statement

941 Balance Report


950 Statement Message

35x

Option F 3!a[1!a]15d (Currency) (D/C Mark) (Amount)

D Debit floor limit


MT 920

When this field appears two times, Currency must be the same for each occurrence (Error code(s): C40).

USAGE RULES

When the field appears once, the floor limit applies to both debit and credit amounts. When different limits apply, both fields 34F must be present.

5. Field 34F: Floor Limit Indicator

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Conditional (C2)

DEFINITION

This field specifies the minimum value (transaction amount) to be reported on the requested message.

CODES

D/C Mark must contain the following code (Error code(s): T51):




When this field appears two times, Currency must be the same for each occurrence (Error code(s): C40).

USAGE RULES

When different limits apply, this field 34F must be present, with a credit indicator (‘C’).


C Credit floor limit



MT 920 Examples

Narrative

Midland Bank, London, requests UBS, Zürich, to provide an interim transaction report for account number 123–45678, which is owned by Smythe Publications.

The report is to list all debit amounts in excess of Swiss Francs 1,000,000 and all credit amounts in excess of Swiss Francs 100,000.

Information Flow

SWIFT Message

Explanation Format

Sender MIDLGB22

Message Type 920

Receiver UBSWCHZH80A

Message Text

D00

9000

3

Midland BankLondon

Sender

UBSZurich

Receiver

Smythe Publications

MT 920

MT


MT 920

Transaction Reference Number :20:3948

Message type requested :12:942

Account Identification :25:123-45678

Debit Amount Floor Limit :34F:CHFD1000000,

Credit Amount Floor Limit :34F:CHFC100000,


Explanation Format



MT 935 Rate Change Advice

MT 935 ScopeThis multiple message is used by the Sender to advise interest rate change(s) to the Receiver.

It is used to advise the details of:

• General interest rate change(s).

• Interest rate change(s) which apply to specific account(s), other than call/notice loan/deposit account(s), serviced by the Sender of the message for the Receiver.

Interest rate change(s) that can be advised by this message type include: NOTICE, CALL, PRIME, COMMERCIAL, BASE, CURRENT and DEPOSIT.


MT 935 Rate Change Advice



----->

O 23 Further Identification 16x 2

O 25 Account Identification 35x 3

M 30 Effective Date of New Rate 6!n 4

----->

M 37H New Interest Rate 1!a12d 5

-----|-----|




MT 935

MT 935 Network Validated RulesC1 The repetitive sequence must appear at least once (Error code(s): T11), but not more than

ten times (Error code(s): T10).

C2 Either field 23 or field 25, but not both, must be present in any repetitive sequence (Error code(s): C83).

MT 935 Usage Rules• An MT 335 is to be used when advising an interest rate change relating to a specific

call/notice loan/deposit.



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION




2. Field 23: Further Identification

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Conditional (C2)

16x

16x

The format is structured as:

3!a[2!n]11x (Currency) (Number of Days) (Function)



DEFINITION

This field specifies the kind of interest rate being advised, in those cases where it is not related to a specific account.

CODES

Function must contain one of the following codes identifying the function of the message:

USAGE RULES

Currency specifies the currency that applies to the rate.

Number of Days specifies the number of days notice (eg, 07). It must only be used when Function is NOTICE.


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Conditional (C2)

DEFINITION

This field identifies the relevant account, where the rate change relates to a specific account serviced by the Sender for the Receiver.

4. Field 30: Effective Date of New Rate

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

BASE Used to advise a change in the base rate

CALL Used to advise a change in the call rate

COMMERCIAL Used to advise a change in the commercial rate

CURRENT Used to advise a change in the interest rate applicable to current accounts

DEPOSIT Used to advise a change in the interest rate applicable to deposits

NOTICE Used to advise a change in the notice rate

PRIME Used to advise a change in the prime rate

35x

6!n (Date)


MT 935

DEFINITION

This field specifies the effective date of the rate being advised.



5. Field 37H: New Interest Rate

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field specifies the new interest rate being advised.

CODES

Indicator must contain one of the following codes:


The integer part of Rate must contain at least one digit. The decimal comma ‘,’ is mandatory and is included in the maximum length (Error code(s): T40, T43).

USAGE RULES

This field may be repeated, if required.

Rate specifies the rate in decimal comma format.


FORMAT


Option H 1!a12d (Indicator) (Rate)

C The new interest rate is a credit rate.

D The new interest rate is a debit rate.

6*35x (Narrative)



PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION


CODES


USAGE RULES


MT 935 Examples

Narrative

On 12 March 1997 Chase Manhattan Bank, New York advises all financial institutions to which it has given short term USD Floating Prime advances, of the new rate applicable, starting 14 March 1997.

One of these financial institutions is Banque Indosuez, Brussels.

Line 1 /8c/[additional information] Additional explanatory information, which may be continued on the next lines, is preceded by a double slash ‘//’



MT 935

Information Flow

SWIFT Message

Explanation Format

Sender CHASUS33

Message Type 935

Receiver BENLBEBB

Message Text


Further Identification :23:USDPRIME

Effective Date of New Rate :30:980314

New Interest Rate :37H:D9,75


D00

9000

4


Banque IndosuezBrussels

Sender

Receiver

MT 935

MT



MT 940 Customer Statement Message


MT 940 ScopeThis message type is sent by an account servicing institution (reporting institution) to a financial institution (concentrating institution) which has been authorised by the account owner to receive it.

It is used to transmit detailed information about all entries booked to the account.


MT 940 Customer Statement Message



O 21 Related Reference 16x 2


M 28C Statement Number/Sequence Number 5n[/5n] 4

M 60a Opening Balance F or M 5

----->

O 61 Statement Line * 6

O 86 Information to Account Owner 6*65x 7

-----|

M 62a Closing Balance (Booked Funds) F or M 8

O 64 Closing Available Balance (Available Funds) 1!a6!n3!a15d 9

----->

O 65 Forward Available Balance 1!a6!n3!a15d 10


MT 940

MT 940 Network Validated RulesC1 If field 86 is present in any occurrence of the repetitive sequence, it must be preceded by

a field 61. In addition, if field 86 is present, it must be present on the same page (message) of the statement as the related field 61 (Error code(s): C24).

C2 The first two characters of the three character currency code in fields 60a, 62a, 64 and 65 must be the same for all occurrences of these fields (Error code(s): C27).

MT 940 Usage Rules• This message should only be used if the account owner(s) have authorised the financial

institutions to transmit such information. It must be used according to agreed criteria.

• Financial institutions which receive this message must not use the information for their own purposes.

• It is important that amounts be identical to those of the original transaction. For identification purposes, deductions, eg, charges above and beyond those previously accounted for, shall appear separately with the appropriate code. They shall use the same TRN as the original transaction, or other suitable reference if no TRN is available.

• Since the length of a SWIFT message is restricted to the maximum input message length, several messages may be required to accommodate all the information for one statement.


1. Field 20: Transaction Reference Number (TRN)

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

-----|


M = Mandatory O = Optional* See Field Specifications below.

16x




DEFINITION




USAGE RULES

The TRN may be the same or different for the separate messages of a statement consisting of several messages.


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

If the MT 940 is sent in response to an MT 920 Request Message, this field must contain the field 20 Transaction Reference Number of the request message.




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field identifies the account for which the statement is sent.

4. Field 28C: Statement Number/Sequence Number

FORMAT

16x

35x (Account)

Option C 5n[/5n] (Statement Number) (Sequence Number)


MT 940

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains the sequential number of the statement, optionally followed by the sequence number of the message within that statement when more than one message is sent for one statement.

USAGE RULES

The statement number should be reset to 1 on 1 January of each year.

If used, the sequence number always starts with 1. When several messages are sent to convey information about a single statement, the first message must contain ‘/1’ in Sequence Number.

The sequence number must be incremented by one for each additional message.

Both the statement number and sequence number enable the Receiver to put the different messages into sequence and thus form the complete statement.

EXAMPLE

The first message of a statement is :28C:235/1

The second messsage is :28C:235/2 and so on.

5. Field 60a: Opening Balance

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field specifies, for the (intermediate) opening balance, whether it is a debit or credit balance, the date, the currency and the amount of the balance.

CODES

D/C Mark must contain one of the following codes (Error code(s): T51):

Option F 1!a6!n3!a15d (D/C Mark) (Date) (Currency)(Amount)

Option M 1!a6!n3!a15d (D/C Mark) (Date) (Currency)(Amount)

C The (intermediate) opening balance is a credit balance.

D The (intermediate) opening balance is a debit balance.







USAGE RULES

This field must always be the same as field 62a (closing balance) of the previous customer statement message for this account.

The first customer statement message for a specified period must contain field 60F (first opening balance); additional statement messages for the same statement period must contain field 60M (intermediate opening balance).

6. Field 61: Statement Line

FORMAT

where:

6!n[4!n]2a[1!a]15d1!a3!c16x[//16x][34x]

Subfield Format Name

1 6!n Value Date (YYMMDD)

2 [4!n] Entry Date (MMDD)

3 2a Debit/Credit Mark

4 [1!a] Funds Code (3rd character of the currency code, if needed)

5 15d Amount

6 1!a3!c Transaction Type Identification Code

7 16x Reference for the Account Owner

8 [//16x] Account Servicing Institution's Reference

9 [34x] Supplementary Details


MT 940

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field contains the details of each transaction.

CODES

Subfield 3, Debit/Credit Mark, must contain one of the following codes (Error code(s): T51):

CODES

Subfield 6, Transaction Type Identification Code, may be completed in one of three ways (Error code(s): T53):

CODES

When formats (2) or (3) are used, the last three characters, ie, 3!c, may contain one of the following codes:

D Debit

C Credit

RC Reversal of credit (debit entry)

RD Reversal of debit (credit entry)

1. For entries related to SWIFT transfer instructions and subsequent charge messages:

Format: S3!n

The last three characters will indicate the message type of the SWIFT message causing the entry (for debit entries) or the message type of the SWIFT message used to advise the account owner (for credit entries).

2. For entries related to payment and transfer instructions, including related charges messages, not sent through SWIFT or where an alpha description is preferred.

Format: N3!c

3. For entries being first advised by the statement (items originated by the account servicing institution):

Format: F3!c

BOE Bill of exchange

BRF Brokerage fee

CHG Charges and other expenses

CHK Cheques

CLR Cash letters/Cheques remittance




Subfield 1, Value Date, must be a valid date expressed as YYMMDD (Error code(s): T50).

The SWIFT System validates subfield 2, Entry Date (Date in reduced ISO form), using current System Year (Error code(s): T50).

The integer part of Amount must contain at least one digit. The decimal comma ‘,’ is mandatory and is included in the maximum length (Error code(s): T40, T43).

When the first character of subfield 6, Transaction Type Identification Code, is an ‘S’, the remaining characters must be in the range 100-999 (Error code(s): T18).

USAGE RULES

This field may be repeated within the constraints of the maximum input message length.

CMI Cash management item - No detail

CMN Cash management item - Notional pooling

CMS Cash management item - Sweeping

CMT Cash management item -Topping

CMZ Cash management item - Zero balancing

COL Collections (used when entering a principal amount)

COM Commission

DCR Documentary credit (used when entering a principal amount)

DDT Direct Debit Item

DIV Dividends-Warrants

EQA Equivalent amount

ECK Eurocheques

FEX Foreign exchange

INT Interest

LBX Lock box

LDP Loan deposit

MSC Miscellaneous

RTI Returned item

SEC Securities (used when entering a principal amount)

STO Standing order

TCK Travellers cheques

TRF Transfer

VDA Value date adjustment (used with an entry made to withdraw an incorrectly dated entry – it will be followed by the correct entry with the relevant code)


MT 940

‘Original’ advices for charges, ie, the first time the account owner is informed of a charge, must be identified in subfield 6, Transaction Type Identification Code, with the transaction type code ‘FCHG’.

The following rules apply to subfield 7, Reference for the Account Owner:

• At least one valid character other than a blank must be present.

• For debit entries, the purpose of this subfield is to identify, to the account owner, the instruction which caused the debit. Therefore, the content of this subfield is the field 20 Sender's Transaction Reference Number (or its equivalent) of the original instruction.

• Credit entries may be the result of one of the following situations:

1. The account servicing institution is identifying, to the account owner the receipt of funds for its account as a result of a related transaction. In this case, the content of subfield 7, Reference for the Account Owner is the reference for the beneficiary (eg, field 21 Related Reference) of the related transaction.

2. The account servicing institution has issued a payment instruction to the account owner and the credit identified in this subfield is for that payment. The content of subfield 7, Reference for the Account Owner is the field 20 Transaction Reference Number (or its equivalent) of the payment instruction issued by the account servicing institution.

• If no reference is available for subfield 7, Reference for the Account Owner, the code NONREF shall be used. The account servicing institution must then supply, in subfield 9, Supplementary Details, what it considers to be the best alternative information.

• This reference must be quoted in all cases when available. In cases where a transaction passes through several financial institutions, the original reference must always be forwarded.

• This reference must always be quoted against any charges or fees debited by the account servicing institution.

• Debits against standing instructions must show the reference of the standing instruction.

• In cases where a mutually agreed alternative reference exists (eg, in foreign exchange or money market transactions), this reference should then be used.

• If the statement entry concerns a cheque, the cheque number should be indicated in this subfield.

The following rules apply to subfield 8, Account Servicing Institution's Reference:

• The content of this subfield is the account servicing institution's own reference for the transaction.



• When the transaction has been initiated by the account servicing institution, this reference may be identical to subfield 7, Reference for the Account Owner. If this is the case, Account Servicing Institution’s Reference, subfield 8 may be omitted.

The following rules apply to subfield 9, Supplementary Details:

• When no reference for the account owner is available, ie, subfield 7, Reference for the Account Owner contains NONREF, the account servicing institution should provide the best available alternative information in this subfield.

• Supplementary details may be provided when an advice has not been sent for a transaction, or to provide additional information to facilitate reconciliation.

• This field may contain ERI to transport dual currencies, as explained in the chapter 'Euro - Impact on Category 9 Message Standards'.

• In order to comply with the EC-directive on cross border credit transfers, the optional code word EXCH may be used to transport an exchange rate. In line with ERI, the code word EXCH is placed between slashes, followed by the exchange rate, format 12d, and terminated with another slash.

EXAMPLE

(1) :61:9805270526C3500,25FCHK304955//4958843

(2) :61:9805270526C3500,25FCHK304955//4958843ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

7. Field 86: Information to Account Owner

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Conditional (C1)

DEFINITION

This field contains additional information on the transaction detailed in the preceding statement line and which is to be passed on to the account owner.

USAGE RULES


Since the charges field in the customer transfers is repetitive, it may be necessary to report more than one charges amount in the resulting statement. In this case, it is allowed to repeat the code word CHGS before the code word OCMT. The order in which the charges are specified is the same as in the customer transfers, ie, the order in which the charges have been taken during the

6*65x (Narrative)


MT 940

transaction. So, the last appearance of the code word CHGS always specifies the charges (if any) of the account servicing institution.

In order to comply with the EC-directive on cross border credit transfers, the optional code word EXCH may be used to transport an exchange rate. In line with ERI, the code word EXCH is placed between slashes, followed by the exchange rate, format 12d, and terminated with another slash. The code may be repeated if the account servicing institution wants to report an exchange rate that it applied, in addition to the exchange rate received in the instruction. The order in which the exchange rates are specified is the same as the order in which the rates have been applied during the transaction. So, the last appearance of the code word EXCH always specifies the rate applied by the account servicing institution.

An ordering party is identified with the preceding code /ORDP/. The information following this code is copied from field 50a of the customer payment order, or field 52a (sender if field 52a is not present) of the financial institution transfer. The code should be used at the beginning of a line.

In case of a debit item, a beneficiary party may be identified with the preceding code /BENM/. The information following this code is copied from field 59a of the customer payment order, or field 58a of the financial institution transfer. The code should be used at the beginning of a line.

In case remittance information from field 70 of the payment instruction is to be included in this field, it should be preceded by the code /REMI/.

In case the information in field 72 of the payment instruction is intended for the account owner, it should be copied into field 86 as it is. Codes used in field 72 of the payment instruction have therefore the same meaning in field 86 of the statement. If only free text is used in field 72, it is to be copied as it is since a code in field 86 will not add any value.

8. Field 62a: Closing Balance (Booked Funds)

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field specifies, for the (intermediate) closing balance, whether it is a debit or credit balance, the date, the currency and the amount of the balance.





CODES






USAGE RULES

The content of this field will be repeated in field 60a of the subsequent customer statement message for this account.

If there is only one customer statement message transmitted for the period, this field must use tag option F, ie, 62F (final closing balance). When several messages are transmitted for the same statement period, all messages except the last message must contain field 62M (intermediate closing balance); the last message of the statement must contain field 62F.

9. Field 64: Closing Available Balance (Available Funds)

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field indicates the funds which are available to the account owner (if credit balance) or the balance which is subject to interest charges (if debit balance).

CODES


C The (intermediate) closing balance is a credit balance.

D The (intermediate) closing balance is a debit balance.

1!a6!n3!a15d (D/C Mark) (Date) (Currency) (Amount)

C The closing available balance is a credit balance.

D The closing available balance is a debit balance.


MT 940





10. Field 65: Forward Available Balance

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field indicates the funds which are available to the account owner (if a credit or debit balance) for the specified forward value date.

CODES






USAGE RULES

When there is more than one value date for the items booked to the account (in this or previous statement periods), this field will indicate the balance which will be available to the account owner on the date(s) indicated.


C The forward available balance is a credit balance.

D The forward available balance is a debit balance.




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field contains additional information on the statement as a whole. It is to be passed on to the account owner.

MT 940 Examples

Narrative

Chase Manhattan Bank, New York, sends an MT 940 to Midland Bank, London, for account number 123–304958, of Transglobal Corp. The statement number is 123.

Transaction Details:

6*65x (Narrative)

Closing Balance of Previous Statement (22 June 1998): USD 395,212,311.71 (Credit)

Opening Balance as of 23 June 1998: USD 395,212,311.71 (Credit)

(1) Value date: 23 June 1998 Credit: USD 50,000,000

Transaction type: non-SWIFT transferReference for the Account Owner: NoneChase Manhattan Bank's Reference: 8951234Details: Ordering Institution = Bk of NYC Western Cash Reserve

(2) Value date: 25 June 1998Transaction type: Settlement of F/X ContractReference for the Account Owner: 036960Chase Manhattan Bank's Reference: 8954321

Credit: USD 5,700,000

(3) Value Date: 26 June 1998Transaction Type: DividendReference for the Account Owner: NoneChase Manhattan Bank's Reference: 8846543Information for the Account Owner: Dividend Loral CorpPreferred stock 1st quarter 1998

Credit: USD 200,000


MT 940

Information Flow

SWIFT Message

Closing Book Balance as of 23 June 1998: USD 451,112,311.71 (Credit)

Closing Available Balance: USD 445,212,311.71 (Credit)

Forward Available Balance:

As of 25 June 1998: USD 450,912,311.71 (Credit)

As of 26 June 1998: USD 451,112,311.71 (Credit)

General information: Prime rate as of today 11 pct

Explanation Format

Sender CHASUS33

Message Type 940

Receiver MIDLGB22

Message Text


D00

9000

5


Sender

Midland BankLondon

Receiver

Transglobal Corp.

MT 940

MT




Statement Number/Sequence Number

:28C:123/1

Opening Balance :60F:C980622USD395212311,71

1st Transaction :61:980623C50000000,NTRFNONREF//8951234ORDER BK OF NYC WESTERN CASH RESERVE

2nd Transaction :61:980625C5700000,NFEX036960//8954321

3rd Transaction :61:980626C200000,NDIVNONREF//8846543

Information to Account Owner :86:DIVIDEND LORAL CORPPREFERRED STOCK 1ST QUARTER 1998

Closing Book Balance :62F:C980623USD451112311,71

Closing Available Balance :64:C980623USD445212311,71

Forward Available Balance :65:C980625USD450912311,71

Forward Available Balance :65:C980626USD451112311,71

General Info to Acct Owner :86:PRIME RATE AS OF TODAY 11 PCT


Explanation Format


MT 941

MT 941 Balance Report



It is used to transmit balance information, reflecting the situation at the identified time in field 13D.


MT 941 Balance Report





M 28 Statement Number/Sequence Number 5n[/2n] 4

O 13D Date/Time Indication 6!n4!n1!x4!n 5

O 60F Opening Balance 1!a6!n3!a15d 6

O 90D Number and Sum of Entries 5n3!a15d 7

O 90C Number and Sum of Entries 5n3!a15d 8

M 62F Closing Balance (Booked Funds) 1!a6!n3!a15d 9


----->

O 65 Forward Available Balance 1!a6!n3!a15d 11



MT 941 Network Validated RulesC1 The first two characters of the three character currency code in fields 60F, 90D, 90C,

62F, 64 and 65 must be the same for all occurrences of these fields (Error code(s): C27).

MT 941 Usage Rules• This message should only be used if the account owner(s) has (have) authorised the financial





FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION




-----|



16x



MT 941


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION





FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field identifies the account for which the balance information is sent.

4. Field 28: Statement Number/Sequence Number

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains the sequential number of the report.

USAGE RULES

The sequence number is not required.

16x

35x (Account)

5n[/2n] (Statement Number) (Sequence Number)



5. Field 13D: Date/Time Indication

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field indicates the date, time and time zone at which the report was created.



Time must be a valid time expressed as HHMM (Error code(s): T38).

Sign is either "+" or "-" (Error code(s): T15).

Time offset is expressed as 'HHMM', where the hour component, ie, 'HH', must be in the range of 00 through 13, and the minute component, ie, 'MM' must be in the range of 00 through 59. Any 'HH' or 'MM' component outside of these range checks will be disallowed (Error code(s): T16).

USAGE RULES

The time zone in which Time is expressed is to be identified by means of the offset against the UTC (Coordinated Universal Time - ISO 8601).

EXAMPLE

If a financial institution in New Zealand creates an MT 941 at 15.15 PM local time on 10 January 2002, Date/Time Indication field would be completed as follows:

:13D:0201101515+1300

whereby 020110 is the date, 1515 is the local time in New Zealand and +1300 is the offset of local New Zealand time in January against UTC.

Offsets of local time zones against UTC are published in the green section of the BIC Directory.

6. Field 60F: Opening Balance

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

Option D 6!n4!n1!x4!n (Date) (Time) (Sign) (Offset)



MT 941

DEFINITION

This field specifies, for the opening balance, whether it is a debit or credit balance, the date, the currency and the amount of the balance.

CODES






USAGE RULES

This field must always be the same as field 62F of the previous statement or balance report.

7. Field 90D: Number and Sum of Entries

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field indicates the total number and amount of debit entries since the last statement or balance report.




C The opening balance is a credit balance.

D The opening balance is a debit balance.

Option D 5n3!a15d (Number) (Currency) (Amount)



8. Field 90C: Number and Sum of Entries

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field indicates the total number and amount of credit entries since the last statement or balance report.




9. Field 62F: Closing Balance (Booked Funds)

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains the closing book balance for the account as of the end of the business day indicated.

CODES





Option C 5n3!a15d (Number) (Currency) (Amount)


C The closing balance is a credit balance.

D The closing balance is a debit balance.


MT 941



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION


CODES






11. Field 65: Forward Available Balance

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field indicates the funds which are available to the account owner (if a credit or debit balance) for the specified forward value date.







CODES






USAGE RULES

When there is more than one value date for the items booked to the account (in this or previous statement periods), this field will indicate the balance which will be available to the account owner on the date(s) indicated.


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field contains additional information for the account owner.

MT 941 Examples

Narrative

ABN Amro Bank, Amsterdam, in response to an MT 920 Request Message, sends an MT 941 to UBS, Zürich, for account number 6894-77381 of Biodata GmbH, for 04 June 2002 at 15:15 local time. The statement number is 212.

C The forward available balance is a credit balance.

D The forward available balance is a debit balance.

6*65x (Narrative)


MT 941

Information Flow

SWIFT Message

Opening Balance: euro 595,771.95 (Credit)

Total Debits: 72 euro 385,920

Total Credits: 44 euro 450,000

Closing Book Balance: euro 659,851.95 (Credit)

Closing Available Balance: euro 480,525.87 (Credit)

Forward Available Balance:

As of 05 June 2002: euro 530,691.95 (Credit)

Explanation Format

Sender ABNANL2A

Message Type 941


D00

9000

6


UBS Zurich

Sender

Biodata GmbH

Receiver

MT 941MT 920

MT



Message Text


Related Reference (MT 920) :21:765432


Statement Number :28:212

Date/Time Indication :13D:0206041515+0200

Opening Balance :60F:C020603EUR595771,95

Number and Sum of Debits :90D:72EUR385920,

Number and Sum of Credits :90C:44EUR450000,

Closing Book Balance :62F:C020604EUR659851,95

Closing Available Balance :64:C020604EUR480525,87

Forward Available Balance :65:C020605EUR530691,95


Explanation Format


MT 942

MT 942 Interim Transaction Report



It is used to transmit detailed and/or summary information about entries debited or credited to the account since:

• the last statement or balance report, or

• the last interim transaction report (sent in the period since the last statement or balance report).


MT 942 Interim Transaction Report






M 34F Floor Limit Indicator 3!a[1!a]15d 5


M 13D Date/Time Indication 6!n4!n1!x4!n 7

----->



-----|



MT 942 Network Validated RulesC1 The first two characters of the three character currency code in fields 34F, 90D, and 90C

must be the same (Error code(s): C27).

C2 When only one field 34F is present, the second subfield must not be used. When both fields 34F are present, subfield 2 of the first 34F must contain the value ‘D’, and subfield 2 of the second 34F must contain the value ‘C’ (Error code(s): C23).

MT 942 Usage Rules• This message should only be used if the account owner(s) has (have) authorised the financial



• It is important that amounts be identical to those of the original transaction. For identification purposes, deductions, eg, charges above and beyond those previously accounted for, shall appear separately with the appropriate code. They shall use the same TRN as the original transaction, or other suitable reference if no TRN is available.


• Depending on financial practice and the agreement(s) between the account servicing institution and the account owner, the items reported in this message may or may not be considered as booked or available funds.

O 90D Number and Sum of Entries 5n3!a15d 10

O 90C Number and Sum of Entries 5n3!a15d 11


M = Mandatory O = Optional* See Field Specifications



MT 942



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION




USAGE RULES

The TRN may be the same or different for the separate messages of an interim report consisting of several messages.


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION





FORMAT

16x

16x

35x (Account)



PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field identifies the account for which the interim transaction report is sent.


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains the sequential number of the statement, optionally followed by the sequence number of the message within that statement when more than one message is sent for the statement.

USAGE RULES

The statement number should be reset to 1 on 1 January of each year.

If used, the sequence number always starts with 1. When several messages are sent to convey information about a single statement, the first message must contain ‘/1’ in Sequence Number.

The sequence number must be incremented by one for each additional message.

Both the statement number and sequence number enable the Receiver to put the different messages into sequence and thus form the complete statement.

EXAMPLE


The second message is :28C:235/2

and so on.

5. Field 34F: Floor Limit Indicator (First Occurrence)

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory




MT 942

DEFINITION

This field specifies the minimum value (transaction amount) reported in the message.

CODES

When D/C Mark is present, it must contain the following code (Error code(s): T51):




USAGE RULES

When the field appears once, the floor limit applies to both debit and credit amounts. When different limits apply, both fields 34F must be present.

6. Field 34F: Floor Limit Indicator (Second Occurrence)

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Conditional (C2)

DEFINITION

This field specifies the minimum credit value (transaction amount) reported in the message.

CODES

D/C Mark must contain the following code (Error code(s): T51):




D Debit floor limit


C Credit floor limit



USAGE RULES

When different limits apply, this field 34F must be present, with a credit indicator (‘C’).

7. Field 13D: Date/Time Indication

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field indicates the date, time and time zone at which the report was created.



Time must be a valid time expressed as HHMM (Error code(s): T38).

Sign is either "+" or "-" (Error code(s): T15).

Time offset is expressed as ‘HHMM’, where the hour component, ie, ‘HH’, must be in the range of 00 through 13, and the minute component, ie, ‘MM’ must be in the range of 00 through 59. Any ‘HH’ or ‘MM’ component outside of these range checks will be disallowed (Error code(s): T16).

USAGE RULES

The time zone in which Time is expressed is to be identified by means of the offset against the UTC (Coordinated Universal Time - ISO 8601).

EXAMPLE

If a financial institution in New Zealand creates an MT 942 at 15.15 PM local time on 10 January 2002, Date/Time Indication field would be completed as follows:

:13D:0201101515+1300

whereby 020110 is the date, 1515 is the local time in New Zealand and +1300 is the offset of local New Zealand time in January against UTC.

Offsets of local time zones against UTC are published in the green section of the BIC Directory.


FORMAT

Option D 6!n4!n1!x4!n (Date) (Time) (Sign) (Offset)

6!n[4!n]2a[1!a]15d1!a3!c16x[//16x][34x]


MT 942

where:

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION


CODES


CODES







5 15d Amount





D Debit

C Credit

EC Expected credit

ED Expected debit





CODES



Format: S3!n



Format: N3!c


Format: F3!c


BRF Brokerage fee


CHK Cheques








COM Commission





ECK Eurocheques


INT Interest

LBX Lock box


MT 942






USAGE RULES








2. The account servicing institution has issued a payment instruction to the account owner and the credit identified in this subfield is for that payment. The content of subfield 7,

LDP Loan deposit

MSC Miscellaneous

RTI Returned item


STO Standing order


TRF Transfer




Reference for the Account Owner is the field 20 Transaction Reference Number (or its equivalent) of the payment instruction issued by the account servicing institution.













• This field may include ERI, as specified in the chapter entitled “Euro – Impact on SWIFT Message Standards.

• This field may contain ERI to transport dual currencies, as explained in the chapter 'Euro - Impact on Category 9 Message Standards'.

• In order to comply with the EC-directive on cross border credit transfers, the optional code word EXCH may be used to transport an exchange rate. In line with ERI, the code word EXCH is placed between slashes, followed by the exchange rate, format 12d, and terminated with another slash.


MT 942

EXAMPLE

(1) :61:9805270526C3500,25FCHK304955//4958843



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field contains additional information on the transaction detailed in the preceding statement line which is to be passed on to the account owner.

USAGE RULES


Since the charges field in the customer transfers is repetitive, it may be necessary to report more than one charges amount in the resulting statement. In this case, it is allowed to repeat the code word CHGS before the code word OCMT. The order in which the charges are specified is the same as in the customer transfers, ie, the order in which the charges have been taken during the transaction. So, the last appearance of the code word CHGS always specifies the charges (if any) of the account servicing institution.

In order to comply with the EC-directive on cross border credit transfers, the optional code word EXCH may be used to transport an exchange rate. In line with ERI, the code word EXCH is placed between slashes, followed by the exchange rate, format 12d, and terminated with another slash. The code may be repeated if the account servicing institution wants to report an exchange rate that it applied, in addition to the exchange rate received in the instruction. The order in which the exchange rates are specified is the same as the order in which the rates have been applied during the transaction. So, the last appearance of the code word EXCH always specifies the rate applied by the account servicing institution.

An ordering party is identified with the preceding code /ORDP/. The information following this code is copied from field 50a of the customer payment order, or field 52a (sender if field 52a is not present) of the financial institution transfer. The code should be used at the beginning of a line.

6*65x (Narrative)



In case of a debit item, a beneficiary party may be identified with the preceding code /BENM/. The information following this code is copied from field 59a of the customer payment order, or field 58a of the financial institution transfer. The code should be used at the beginning of a line.

In case remittance information from field 70 of the payment instruction is to be included in this field, it should be preceded by the code /REMI/.

In case the information in field 72 of the payment instruction is intended for the account owner, it should be copied into field 86 as it is. Codes used in field 72 of the payment instruction have therefore the same meaning in field 86 of the statement. If only free text is used in field 72, it is to be copied as it is since a code in field 86 will not add any value.

10. Field 90D: Number and Sum of Entries

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field indicates the total number and amount of debit entries.




11. Field 90C: Number and Sum of Entries

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field indicates the total number and amount of credit entries.



Option D 5n3!a15d (Number) (Currency) (Amount)

Option C 5n3!a15d (Number) (Currency) (Amount)


MT 942



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field contains additional information on the message as a whole which is to be passed to the account owner.

MT 942 Examples

Narrative

Merita Bank, Helsinki, in response to an MT 920 Request Message (reference 5678), sends an MT 942 to Midland Bank, London, for account number 123-45678 of Smythe Publications, for 26 June 2002, as of 12:00 Noon.


6*65x (Narrative)

Debit Floor Limit: euro 100,000

Credit Floor Limit: euro 50,000

(1) Value Date: 26 June 2002 Debit:Transaction Type: CollectionsReference for the Account Owner: ABCDMerita Bank's Reference: 12345

EUR 120,000

(2) Value Date: 26 June 2002 Credit:Transaction Type: Foreign ExchangeReference for the Account Owner: 99485Merita Bank's Reference: 678922

EUR 55,000

Total Debits: 9 euro 210,000

Total Credits:87 euro 385,700



Information Flow

SWIFT Message

Explanation Format

Sender MRITFIHH

Message Type 942

Receiver MIDLGB22

Message Text


Related Reference (MT 920) :21:5678


Entry Number/Page Number :28C:124/1

Debit Floor Limit :34F:EURD100000,

Credit Floor Limit :34F:EURC50000,

D00

9000

7

Merita BankHelsinki

Midland BankLondon

Sender

Smythe Publications

Receiver

MT 942MT 920

MT


MT 942

Date/Time Indication :13D:0206261200+300

1st Transaction :61:020626D120000,NCOLABCD//12345

2nd Transaction :61:020626C55000,NFEX99485//678922

Number and Sum of Debits :90D:9EUR210000,

Number and Sum of Credits :90C:87EUR385700,


Explanation Format



MT 950 Statement Message

MT 950 ScopeThis message type is sent by an account servicing institution to an account owner.

It is used to transmit detailed information about all entries, whether or not caused by a SWIFT message, booked to the account.


MT 950 Statement Message

MT 950 Network Validated RulesC1 The first two characters of the three character currency code in fields 60a, 62a and 64


MT 950 Usage Rules• Charges, interest and other adjustments may be referenced as follows:






----->


-----|

M 62a Closing Balance (Booked Funds) F or M 6


M = Mandatory O = Optional* See the Field Specifications below.


MT 950

- By reference to a previous MT n90 Advice of Charges, Interest and Other Adjustments message (for information regarding the formatting of the MTn90, see Category n – Common Group Messages).

- By original advice via this statement, under the following conditions:

- The charges must be unambiguously identified with a single associated underlying transaction, eg, the account owner's reference of the original transaction.

- The principal amount must be separately identified on the statement.

- The required references must fit the constraints of the statement line.

• It is important that amounts should be identical to those of related messages. Charges which are clearly indicated in another message concerning the same entry, or which form an integral part of another message, eg, proceeds of a collection, do not need to be specifically indicated in the statement. Deductions, eg, charges, above and beyond those previously accounted for in a related message shall appear separately with the appropriate code. They shall use the same reference for the account owner or other suitable reference if no reference for the account owner is available.

• The account servicing institution must not ‘bulk’ separate transactions, charges, or charges with transactions. When booking multiple messages, individual transactions, eg, one entry per TRN (field 20), must be booked.

• It is recommended that statements be sent daily, ie, at the end of each business day, when movement in the account has occurred. If no movement has occurred, ie, no entries have been posted, it is recommended that the statement frequency should be monthly, and that the maximum interval between statements should not exceed one year.

• To facilitate manual reconciliation, it is recommended that statement entries be sorted by debits and credits and these by value date in ascending amounts.




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

16x



DEFINITION




USAGE RULES

The TRN may be the same or different for the separate messages of a statement consisting of several messages.


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field identifies the account for which the statement is sent.


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains the sequential number of the statement, optionally followed by the sequence number of the message within that statement when more than one message is sent for the statement.

EXAMPLE



35x (Account)



MT 950


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION


CODES






USAGE RULES

This field must always be the same as field 62a (closing balance) of the previous statement message for this account.

The first statement message for a specified period must contain field 60F (first opening balance); additional statement messages for the same statement period must contain field 60M (intermediate opening balance).








FORMAT

where:

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION


CODES


6!n[4!n]2a[1!a]15d1!a3!c16x[//16x][34x]






5 15d Amount





D Debit

C Credit




MT 950

CODES


CODES



Format: S3!n



Format: N3!c


Format: F3!c


BRF Brokerage fee


CHK Cheques








COM Commission



DIV Dividends–Warrants

ECK Eurocheques









USAGE RULES







1. The account servicing institution is identifying, to the account owner the receipt of funds for its account as a result of a related transaction. In this case, the content of subfield 7,


INT Interest

LBX Lock box

LDP Loan deposit

MSC Miscellaneous

RTI Returned item


STO Standing order


TRF Transfer



MT 950

Reference for the Account Owner is the reference for the beneficiary (eg, field 21 Related Reference) of the related transaction.














EXAMPLE

(1) :61:9805270526C3500,25FCHK304955//4958843




6. Field 62a: Closing Balance (Booked Funds)

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION


CODES






USAGE RULES

The contents of this field will be repeated in field 60a of the subsequent statement message for this account.

If there is only one statement message transmitted for the period, this field must use tag option F, ie, 62F (final closing balance). When several messages are transmitted for the same statement period, all messages except the last message must contain field 62M (intermediate closing balance); the last message of the statement must contain field 62F.

Option F 1!a6!n3!a15d (D/C Mark) (Date)(Currency) (Amount)

Option M 1!a6!n3!a15d (D/C Mark) (Date)(Currency) (Amount)




MT 950


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION


CODES






MT 950 Examples

Narrative

On 28 May, 2002, ABN Amro Bank, Amsterdam, sends a statement of account to UBS, Zürich. The statement contains the following information:

Account Number 123-456789

Statement Number 102

Opening Balance: euro (EUR) 3,723,495 (Credit)







(1) Value Date: 28-05-02 Debit: EUR 30.2

Transaction Type: Cheque

Reference for the Account Owner: 78911

ABN's Reference: 123464

(2) Value Date: 28-05-02 Debit: EUR 250





Transaction Type: SWIFT MT 103

Reference for the Account Owner: 494933/DEV

ABN's Reference: PO64118

Details: Favour K. DESMID





(5) Value Date: 28-05-02 Debit: EUR 2,500






Reference for the Account Owner: 23/200516


Details: Order Rotterdam

(7) Value Date: 28-05-02 Debit: EUR 1.2

Transaction Type: First time charge


MT 950

Information Flow

Reference for the Account Owner: 494935/DEV


(8) Value Date: 28-05-02 Debit: EUR 1,058.47




Details: Favour H. F. Janssen





Details: Favour H. F. Janssen

Closing Book Balance: EUR 3709865,13 (Credit)

D00

9000

8


UBSZurich

Sender

Receiver

MT 950

MT



SWIFT Message

Explanation Format

Sender ABNANL2A

Message Type 950


Message Text



Statement Number :28C:102

Opening Balance :60F:C020527EUR3723495,

1st Transaction :61:020528D1,2FCHG494935/DEV//67914

2nd Transaction :61:020528D30,2NCHK78911//123464

3rd Transaction :61:020528D250,NCHK67822//123460

4th Transaction :61:020528D450,S103494933/DEV//PO64118FAVOUR K. DESMID

5th Transaction :61:020528D500,NCHK45633//123456

6th Transaction :61:020528D1058,47S103494931//3841188 FAVOUR H.F. JANSSEN

7th Transaction :61:020528D2500,NCHK56728//123457

8th Transaction :61:020528D3840,S103494935//3841189FAVOUR H.F. JANSSEN

9th Transaction :61:020528D5000,S20023/200516//47829ORDER ROTTERDAM

Closing Balance :62F:C020528EUR3709865,13


Note:The transactions appear in the message sorted in ascending amounts, and therefore the order does not correspond to the order in which they are listed in the narrative description of this example.


MT 960

MT 960 Request for Service Initiation Message

Note: This message may only be sent between financial institutions in an automated exchange of authenticator keys.

MT 960 ScopeThis message is sent from one SWIFT user to another SWIFT user to initiate a Bilateral Key Exchange (BKE) process. The request in this message is an RSI class Cryptographic Service Message.


MT 960 Request for Service Initiation Message


MT 960 Guidelines• If the request is agreed, the Receiver of the MT 960 must return the requested certificate

using an MT 961, otherwise the request is rejected.



O 79 Narrative 35*50x 2

M 91A Request for Service Initiation * 3

M = Mandatory O = Optional*See Field Specifications





FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field specifies a reference assigned by the Sender to identify the key exchange.



USAGE RULES

It is recommended that the TRN be assigned as a common reference for all messages initiated during a bilateral key exchange.

2. Field 79: Narrative

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field contains information in narrative form.

3. Field 91A: Request for Service Initiation

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

16x

35*50x (Narrative)

Option A CSM(MCL/RSI1!eRCV/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eORG/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eSVR/CVO)


MT 960

DEFINITION

This field contains a request.



MT 961 Initiation Response Message


MT 961 ScopeThis message is sent by the Receiver of an MT 960 Request for Service Initiation Message to the Sender of the MT 960 to acknowledge receipt of the request and to deliver a certificate in order to continue the Bilateral Key Exchange process. The acknowledgement in this message is an RSM class of Cryptographic Service Message.


MT 961 Initiation Response Message




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory




M 91B Response Service Message * 3


16x


MT 961

DEFINITION




USAGE RULES



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field must contain the content of field 20 Transaction Reference Number of the MT 960 to which it responds.



3. Field 91B: Response Service Message

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains a response message.

16x

Option B CSM(MCL/RSM1!eRCV/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eORG/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eCV/160-288h)



MT 962 Key Service Message


MT 962 ScopeThis message is sent by the Receiver of an MT 961 Initiation Response Message to the Sender of the MT 961 to send a bilateral authenticator key as part of the bilateral key exchange process. The bilateral key in enciphered form in this message is contained in a KSM class Cryptographic Service Message.


MT 962 Key Service Message




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory




M 91C Key Service Message * 3


16x


MT 962

DEFINITION




USAGE RULES



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field must contain the content of field 20 Transaction Reference Number of the MT 961 to which it responds.



3. Field 91C: Key Service Message

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

16x

Option C CSM(MCL/KSM1!eRCV/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eORG/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eCV/160-288h1!eBE/128-256h1!eBES/128-256h1!eND/.1!n.16!c1!eEDK/12!n1!eCTP/14h1!eMAC/4!h1!e4!h)



DEFINITION

This field contains a key service message.


MT 963

MT 963 Key Acknowledgement Message


MT 963 ScopeThis message is sent by the Receiver of an MT 962 Key Service Message to acknowledge receipt of the bilateral key. This acknowledgement is an RSM class Cryptographic Service Message.


MT 963 Key Acknowledgement Message




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory




M 91D Response Service Message * 3


16x



DEFINITION




USAGE RULES



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field must contain the contents of field 20 Transaction Reference Number of the MT 962 to which it responds.



3. Field 91D: Response Service Message

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains a response service message.

16x

Option D CSM(MCL/RSM1!eRCV/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eORG/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eMAC/4!h1!e4!h)


MT 964

MT 964 Error Message


MT 964 ScopeThis message is sent by the Receiver of an MT 960 Request for Service Initiation Message, MT 961 Initiation Response Message, MT 963 Key Acknowledgement Message, MT 966 Discontinue Service Message or MT 967 Discontinuation Acknowledgement Message to the Sender if an error has been detected in that message. The error code is contained in an ESM class Cryptographic Service Message.


MT 964 Error Message




FORMAT




M 79 Additional Error Comments 35*50x 3

M 91E Error on RSI, RSM or DSM * 4


16x



PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION




USAGE RULES



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field must contain the contents of field 20 Transaction Reference Number of the MT 960, MT 961, MT 963, MT 966 or MT 967 to which this message responds.



3. Field 79: Additional Error Comments

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field must be used to add comments on the error code(s) contained in field 91E.

USAGE RULES

Use of this field may require manual intervention by the Receiver.

16x

35*50x (Narrative)


MT 964

4. Field 91E: Error on RSI, RSM or DSM

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains an error message.

Option E CSM(MCL/ESM1!eRCV/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eORG/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!e[IDA/16!c1!e]ERF/1!a[15a])



MT 965 Error in Key Service Message


MT 965 ScopeThis message is sent by the Receiver of an MT 962 Key Service Message to the Sender if an error has been detected in that message. The error code is contained in an ESM class Cryptographic Service Message.


MT 965 Error in Key Service Message




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory




M 79 Additional Error Comments 35*50x 3

M 91F Error on KSM * 4


16x


MT 965

DEFINITION




USAGE RULES



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field must contain the contents of field 20 Transaction Reference Number of the MT 962 to which this message responds.



3. Field 79: Additional Error Comments

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field must be used to add comments on the error code(s) contained in field 91F.

USAGE RULES


16x

35*50x (Narrative)



4. Field 91F: Error on KSM

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains an error in key service message.

Option F CSM(MCL/ESM1!eRCV/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eORG/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eIDA/16!c1!eCTP/14h1!e[CTR/14h1!e]ERF/1!a[15a])


MT 966

MT 966 Discontinue Service Message


MT 966 ScopeThis message is sent by a financial institution to another financial institution with which it has exchanged bilateral keys. It is used to discontinue one or several bilateral authenticator keys already in existence between the Sender and Receiver. The identification of the keys to be discontinued are contained in a DSM class Cryptographic Service Message.


MT 966 Discontinue Service Message




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory



O 79 Additional Comments 35*50x 2

M 91G Discontinue Service Message * 3


16x



DEFINITION




USAGE RULES


2. Field 79: Additional Comments

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field should be used to add comments on the discontinuation of keys in field 91G.

USAGE RULES


3. Field 91G: Discontinue Service Message

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains a discontinue service message

35*50x (Narrative)

Option G CSM(MCL/DSM1!eRCV/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eORG/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!e IDD/[16!c]1!e[IDD/[16!c]1!e]0-5IDA/16!c1!eMAC/4!h1!e4!h)


MT 967

MT 967 Discontinuation Acknowledgement Message


MT 967 ScopeThis message is sent by the Receiver of an MT 966 Discontinue Service Message to the Sender. It is used to acknowledge receipt of the previous MT 966 and confirms discontinuation of the authenticator key(s) specified in the MT 966.


MT 967 Discontinuation Acknowledgement Message




FORMAT




O 79 Additional Comments 35*50x 3

M 91H Response Service Message * 4


16x



PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION




USAGE RULES



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field must contain the contents of field 20 Transaction Reference Number of the MT 966 to which this message responds.



3. Field 79: Additional Comments

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field should be used to add comments on the discontinuation of keys in field 91H.

USAGE RULES


16x

35*50x (Narrative)


MT 967

4. Field 91H: Response Service Message

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains a response service message.

Option H CSM(MCL/RSM1!eRCV/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eORG/4!a[2!a[2!c[8c]]]1!eIDD/[16!c]1!eIDD/[16!c]1!e]0-5MAC/4!h1!e4!h)



MT 970 Netting Statement

Note: This message may only be sent and received after prior arrangement between a user and SWIFT

MT 970 ScopeThis message type is sent at pre-arranged times from a netting system to a subscriber to the netting system.

It is used to provide detailed information about all the transactions which have been recorded by the netting system involving the receiving financial institution.

All transactions are reported once only in an MT 970 Netting Statement.


MT 970 Netting Statement






----->


-----|

M 62a Closing Balance F or M 6

O 64 Closing Available Balance 1!a6!n3!a15d 7

M = Mandatory O = Optional*See the Field Specifications below.


MT 970



MT 970 Usage Rules• Entries must be sorted by ascending amount, within debits and credits.

• Since the length of a SWIFT message is restricted to the maximum input message length, several messages may be required to accommodate all the information in one statement.



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field specifies a reference assigned by the Sender to unambiguously identify the message.



USAGE RULES

The TRN may be the same or different for the separate messages of a netting statement consisting of several messages.


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

16x

35x



DEFINITION

This field identifies the netting position for which the netting statement is sent.


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains the statement number of the netting statement, optionally followed by the sequence number of the message within that statement, when more than one message is sent for the statement.

EXAMPLE




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field specifies for the (intermediate) opening balance, whether it is a debit or credit balance, the date, the currency and the amount of the balance.

CODES








MT 970





USAGE RULES

This field must always be the same as field 62a (closing balance) of the previous netting statement message (if any) for this netting position.

The first netting statement message of a statement must contain field 60F (first opening balance). Subsequent messages of the same statement must contain field 60M (intermediate opening balance).


FORMAT

where:

6!n[4!n]2a[1!a]15d1!a3!c16x[//16x][34x]






5 15d Amount







PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION


CODES


CODES


CODES


D Debit

C Credit




Format: S3!n



Format: N3!c


Format: F3!c


BRF Brokerage fee


CHK Cheques



MT 970






USAGE RULES








COM Commission




ECK Eurocheques



INT Interest

LBX Lock box

LDP Loan deposit

MSC Miscellaneous

RTI Returned item


STO Standing order


TRF Transfer



MT 970





EXAMPLE

(1) :61:9805270526C3500,25FCHK304955//4958843


6. Field 62a: Closing Balance

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION


CODES












USAGE RULES

The content of this field will be repeated in field 60a of the subsequent netting statement message for this netting position.

All netting statement messages of a statement, except the last message, must contain field 62M (intermediate closing balance); the last message of the statement must contain field 62F (final closing balance).

7. Field 64: Closing Available Balance

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field indicates the funds which are available to the Receiver (if credit balance) or the balance which is subject to interest charges (if debit balance).

CODES










MT 970

MT 970 ExamplesFor examples of this message type, please refer to the Service Description of the netting system concerned.



MT 971 Netting Balance Report


MT 971 ScopeThis message type is sent, on request or at pre-arranged times, from a netting system to a subscriber to the netting system and to other authorised receivers.

It is used to advise the netting balance(s), at the time of transmission, for one or more financial institutions.


MT 971 Netting Balance Report




FORMAT



----->


M 62F Final Closing Balance 1!a6!n3!a15d 3

-----|


16x


MT 971

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field specifies the reference assigned by the Sender to unambiguously identify this message.




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field identifies the netting position for which the balance is being sent.

3. Field 62F: Final Closing Balance

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains the balance for the netting position identified in field 25.

CODES





35x

Option F 1!a6!n3!a15d (D/C Mark) (Date) (Currency) (Amount)

C The final closing balance is a credit balance.

D The final closing balance is a debit balance.




MT 971 ExamplesFor examples of this message type, please refer to the Service Description for the netting system concerned.


MT 972

MT 972 Netting Interim Statement


MT 972 ScopeThis message type is sent, on request or at pre-arranged times, from a netting system to a subscriber to the netting system.

It is used to provide detailed information about transactions which have been recorded by the netting system involving the receiving financial institution.


MT 972 Netting Interim Statement








----->


-----|

M 62a Closing Balance F or M 6

O 64 Closing Available Balance 1!a6!n3!a15d 7

M = Mandatory O = Optional* See the Field Specifications below.



MT 972 Usage Rules• Transactions may appear in more than one netting interim statement if more than one is

generated for the same netting position.

• Entries must be sorted by ascending amount, within debits and credits.

• Since the length of a SWIFT message is restricted to the maximum input length, several messages may be required to accommodate all the information for one statement.



FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field specifies the reference assigned by the Sender to unambiguously identify this message.



USAGE RULES

The TRN may be the same or different for the separate messages of a netting statement consisting of several messages.


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field identifies the netting position for which the netting interim statement is sent.

16x

35x


MT 972


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field contains the statement number of the netting interim statement, optionally followed by the sequence number of the message within the statement, when more than one message is sent for the statement.

EXAMPLE




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION


CODES













USAGE RULES

This field must always be the same as field 62a (closing balance) of the previous netting interim statement message for this netting position.

The first netting interim statement message of a statement must contain field 60F (first opening balance); subsequent messages of the same statement must contain field 60M (intermediate opening balance).


FORMAT

where:

PRESENCE

Optional

6!n[4!n]2a[1!a]15d1!a3!c16x[//16x][34x]






5 15d Amount






MT 972

DEFINITION


CODES


CODES


CODES


D Debit

C Credit




Format: S3!n



Format: N3!c


Format: F3!c


BRF Brokerage fee


CHK Cheques











USAGE RULES






COM Commission

DCR Documentary credit (ussed when entering a principal amount)



ECK Eurocheques



INT Interest

LBX Lock box

LDP Loan deposit

MSC Miscellaneous

RTI Returned item


STO Standing order


TRF Transfer



MT 972


















• When the transaction has been initiated by the account servicing institution, this reference may be identical to subfield 7, Reference for the Account Owner. If this is the case, Account Servicing Institution’s Reference, subfield 8, may be omitted.




EXAMPLE

(1) :61:9805270526C3500,25FCHK304955//4958843


6. Field 62a: Closing Balance

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION


CODES










MT 972


USAGE RULES

The contents of this field will be repeated in field 60a (opening balance) of the subsequent netting interim statement message for this netting position.

All netting interim statement messages of a statement, except the last message, must contain field 62M (intermediate closing balance); the last message of the statement must contain field 62F (final closing balance).

7. Field 64: Closing Available Balance

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field indicates the funds which are available to the Receiver (if credit balance) or the balance which is subject to interest charges (if debit balance).

CODES











MT 972 ExamplesFor examples of this message type, please refer to the Service Description of the netting system concerned.


MT 973

MT 973 Netting Request Message


MT 973 ScopeThis message type is sent by a financial institution to a netting system.

It is used to request the netting system to transmit an MT 971 Netting Balance Report, an MT 972 Netting Interim Statement or an MT 998 Proprietary Message containing the latest available information.


MT 973 Netting Request Message

MT 973 Network Validated RulesThere are no network validated field rules for this message type.



FORMAT



----->

M 12 Message Type 3!n 2


-----|


16x



PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION




2. Field 12: Message Type

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field identifies the message type which is being requested.

CODES

This field must contain one of the following message type numbers (Error code(s): T88):


FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field identifies the netting position for which balance or transaction detail information is requested.

3!n

971 Netting Balance Report

972 Netting Interim Statement

998 Proprietary Message

35x


MT 973

MT 973 ExamplesFor examples of this message type, please refer to the Service Description and Functional Requirement Specifications for the netting system concerned.



MT 985 Status Enquiry

MT 985 ScopeThis message type is sent by a financial institution, to another financial institution, to request an MT 986 Status Report.


MT 985 Status Enquiry




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION




O 57a Account With Institution A, B or D 2

M 59 Enquired Party [/34x] 4*35x

3

O 75 Queries 6*35x 4


16x


MT 985



2. Field 57a: Account With Institution

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field identifies the financial institution and/or branch of the financial institution of the enquired party.




USAGE RULES

When this information is known, it should be specified, even when it is the Receiver of the message.

3. Field 59: Enquired Party

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field specifies the party about which information is requested.

Option A [/1!a][/34x]4!a2!a2!c[3!c]


Option B [/1!a][/34x][35x]

(Party Identifier)(Location)

Option D [/1!a][/34x]4*35x


[/34x]4*35x




USAGE RULES

When an account number is provided, it is the account number on the books of the Receiver.

4. Field 75: Queries

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field is used when information other than general credit information is requested for the enquired party.

USAGE RULES

This field contains a narrative explanation of the information requested.

MT 985 Examples

Narrative

Chase Manhattan Bank, New York, requests Midland Bank, London, to provide credit information about its customer XXX Corporation, located at 110 Highgrove Street, London.

Chase Manhattan will send an MT 985 to request this information.

6*35x (Narrative)


MT 985

Information Flow

SWIFT Message

Explanation Format

Sender CHASUS33

Message Type 985

Receiver MIDLGB22

Message Text


Account With Institution (1) :57A:MIDLGB22

Enquired Party (2) :59:XXX CORPORATION 110 HIGHGROVE ST LONDON


Note:(1) Field 57A identifies the financial institution, in this case the Receiver, of the enquired party.(2) The name of the party about which information is requested.

D00

9000

9


Midland BankLondon

Sender

XXX Corp.

Receiver

MT 985

MT



MT 986 Status Report

MT 986 ScopeThis message type is sent by a financial institution, to another financial institution, to provide general credit information, without responsibility, about an individual or an institution.


MT 986 Status Report




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION





O 59 Enquired Party [/34x]4*35x

3

M 79 Narrative 35*50x 4


16x


MT 986




FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

DEFINITION

This field must contain the content of field 20 Transaction Reference Number of the MT 985 which requested the information in this message.



3. Field 59: Enquired Party

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Optional

DEFINITION

This field specifies the party about which information is provided.

USAGE RULES

When an account number is provided, it is the account on the books of the Sender.

4. Field 79: Narrative

FORMAT

PRESENCE

Mandatory

16x

[/34x]4*35x


35*50x (Narrative)



DEFINITION

This field contains the information requested.

MT 986 Examples

Narrative

Midland Bank, London, provides credit information about its customer XXX Corporation, located at 110 Highgrove Street, London, to Chase Manhattan Bank, New York.

Information Flow

SWIFT Message

Explanation Format

Sender MIDLGB22

Message Type 986

Receiver CHASUS33

D00

9001

0

Midland BankLondon


Sender

XXX Corp.

Receiver

MT 986

MT


MT 986

Message Text

Transaction Reference Number :20:INQ3531

Related Reference :21:44985789

Enquired Party :59:XXX CORPORATION110 HIGHGROVE STLONDON

Narrative :79:XXX CORP HAS ORGANISATION


Explanation Format




MT 990 Advice of Charges, Interest and Other Adjustments

Please refer to Category n – Common Group Messages , Chapter MT n90 Advice of Charges, Interest and Other Adjustments for details concerning this message type.

MT 991


MT 991 Request for Payment of Charges, Interest and Other Expenses

Please refer to Category n – Common Group Messages , Chapter MT n91 Request for Payment of Charges, Interest and Other Expenses for details concerning this message type.



MT 992 Request for Cancellation

Please refer to Category n – Common Group Messages , Chapter MT n92 Request for Cancellation for details concerning this message type.

MT 995


MT 995 Queries

Please refer to Category n – Common Group Messages , Chapter MT n95 Queries for details concerning this message type.



MT 996 Answers

Please refer to Category n – Common Group Messages , Chapter MT n96 Answers for details concerning this message type.

MT 998


MT 998 Proprietary Message

Please refer to Category n – Common Group Messages, Chapter MT n98 Proprietary Message for details concerning this message type.



MT 999 Free Format Message

Please refer to Category n – Common Group Messages , Chapter MT n99 Free Format Message for details concerning this message type.

Glossary of Terms

Glossary of Terms

In addition to the definitions which appear in Standards General Information, Glossary of Terms, the following terms apply to Category 9 message types:

Account Servicing InstitutionA financial institution which is a depository for an account.

Account Servicing Institution's ReferenceA reference assigned by the account servicing institution to identify the transaction. (This is the reference to which the account owner refers in cases of inquiry to that financial institution.)

Available BalanceThe balance at the disposal of the account owner on the date specified. The specific formula for the calculation of the balance is dependent upon national, local, legal or bilateral agreement/conventions/requirements.

Available FundsFunds available for transfer or withdrawal in cash.

BulkingThe practice of totalling the amounts of a number of transactions to provide a single accounting entry.

Closing Available BalanceAmount at the disposal of the account owner at the close of the statement period.

Closing BalanceBalance of entries posted to the account at the close of the statement period.

Concentrating BankA bank authorised by the account owner to receive, collate and report status and movement information on behalf of the Account Owner's customer(s).

Credit AdviceAn advice by the account servicing institution of a credit to the account of the Receiver (Account Owner). This advice must not be used to transmit payment instructions.

Debit AdviceAn advice by the account servicing institution of a debit to the account of the Receiver (Account Owner).

Due From AccountSee ‘Nostro Account’.

Due To AccountSee ‘Vostro Account’.



ECU Netting SystemA multi-lateral payment netting service operated by S.W.I.F.T./S.S.P. on behalf of the ECU Banking Association, with settlement through the Bank for International Settlement.

Enquired PartyThe individual or institution about which information is requested or provided.

EntryAny debit or credit item posted to an account.

Entry DateDate on which entries are made in the records of an account.

Forward Available BalanceThe balance of the booked items that will be available to the account owner on a specified future date.

Immediate FundsSame day funds in which the settlement is simultaneous with execution of the transaction.

IntermediaryThe financial institution from which an account servicing institution receives funds for an Account Owner.

Intermediate Closing BalanceBalance of entries posted to the account as reflected in the statement ‘page’ (message) of a statement consisting of multiple ‘page’ (messages).

Intermediate Opening BalanceIntermediate closing balance as reflected in the previous statement ‘page’ (message) of a statement consisting of multiple ‘pages’ (messages).

LockboxA financial service provided for the rapid collection of a customer's receivables and rapid credit to the customer's account.

Loro AccountSee ‘Vostro Account’

Netting BalanceThe balance of entries posted to a netting position by a netting system.

Netting PositionThe record of entries processed by a netting system on behalf of a financial institution.


Glossary of Terms

Nostro AccountA record kept by an account owner of an account serviced on its behalf by an Account Servicing Institution. It is also known as a Due From account.

Opening BalanceClosing balance of the previous statement.

Reference for the account ownerThe reference which identifies the transaction to the Account Owner.

Reference for the BeneficiarySee ‘Reference for the Account Owner’.

Reporting BankThe bank transmitting the information about accounts serviced by them.

Statement LineInformation related to one entry in a statement message.

Statement NumberA number for the sequential identification of statements. It may have a subfield indicating the ‘page’ number.

Vostro AccountAn account serviced by a bank on behalf of an account owner Bank. It is also known as a Loro Account or Due To Account.


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