SWIFT: ISO 20022: Implementation

 

ISO 20022: Implementation

During the coexistence period customers can decide when to enable ISO 20022 for cross-border payments. Stay one step ahead with this set of FAQs.

Table of contents

  1. Can I exchange live ISO 20022 messages sooner than March 2023?
  2. How will ISO 20022 implementation impact different players in the industry?
  3. What standards management tools are available and where can they be found?
  4. Will I be able to use FINplus as well as FIN for payments and cash reporting?
  5. Do I need to order FINplus or will it be automatically provisioned?
  6. Will all the pilot (test) services carry all ISO messages?
  7. What are the readiness steps for the general availability of CBPR+ (March 2023)?
  8. Do I have to implement ISO 20022 for all flows at once or can I continue to send MTs?
  9. What are the differences between FIN and FINplus?
  10. From March 2023, if my counterpart sends me a pacs.008, which format will I receive?
  11. What testing options are available for CBPR+?
  12. How do I know my counterparties’ readiness for ISO 20022?
  13. How can I integrate ISO 20022 in my core banking system, where I can find the specifications?
  14. What is the cost of the FINPlus migration? Are there extra fees?
  15. Am I obligated to upgrade my bandwidth or to use leased lines?
  16. How will gpi be impacted by the ISO 20022 migration? If my institution is using MT for gpi confirmation and tracking today, when should we implement ISO 20022 for gpi?
  17. What is the implication of the new central RMA to the ISO 20022 migration? What are the key functional features of the portal?
  18. When should I start sending rich ISO data?
  19. How do I retrieve missing or truncated data where a previous agent or payment market infrastructure is not able to relay ISO 20022 rich content?
  20. How can authorised parties in a transaction can access rich data?

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