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Implementation of ISO 20022:

starter kit for software partners

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Positioning of “Starter kit for software partners”

Accounts payable – Issuing payment orders

Accounts receivable – Processing inpayments

Accounts receivable – Collecting direct debits

Quality assurance and testing with the PostFinance test platform

ISO 20022 readiness check

More information and links

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The

implementation of ISO 20022

in the “Harmonization of payment transactions in

Switzerland” can be carried out

in different formats

:

Starter kit for software partners

Guidelines for focused implementation of ISO 20022

PostFinance Ltd – Harmonization of Swiss payment transactions – Starter kit for software partners – April 2016 Slide 3

In “S format”

(small), this

starter kit

provides a guide

to the basic implementation of ISO

20022

.

New or value-added features of ISO 20022 are deliberately “hidden” to allow minimal

implementation.

Small – “S” format:

Technical migration

Medium – “M” format:

Migration and optimization

Large – “L” format:

Digital integration

Objective:

We simply want to be able to

continue executing payment

transactions.

“Traditional business”

Objective:

We want to take advantage of

selected new payment

transactions.

“Traditional business with

optimizations”

Objective:

We want to integrate payment

transactions into the value

chain.

“Ready for digitization”

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Starter kit for software partners

Scope of focused implementation of ISO 20022

Issuing payment orders Processing inpayments Collecting direct debits Typical applications  Paying invoices with an

inpayment slip with/without a reference number

 Executing domestic payments

 Executing salary payments

Processing ISR credit notifications (incoming payments)

 Collecting CH-DD Direct Debits (CHF, EUR) for private customers

 Collecting CH-DD Direct Debits (CHF, EUR) for business customers

Previous names  EPO TXT (PostFinance)

 DTA (other banks)

 ISR V11 file (PostFinance)

 BISR file (other banks)

 Debit Direct (PostFinance)

 LSV+/BDD (other banks)

Scope of application  Accounts payable

 Salary

Accounts receivable Accounts receivable

New message type pain.001

XML schema V2 camt.054 XML schema V4 pain.008  CH-DD (PostFinance): XML schema V2

 CH-TA (other banks)

Special settings  Batch debit* always active

 Notification management*

based on PostFinance master data

Notification and account statement

 PDF account statement in e-finance

 Paper account statement (subject to a charge)

 Notification of service camt.054 only

 PDF account statement in e-finance

 Paper account statement (subject to a charge)

 Notification of service camt.054 only

 PDF account statement in e-finance

 Paper account statement (subject to a charge)

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Positioning of “Starter kit for software partners”

Accounts payable – Issuing payment orders

Accounts receivable – Processing inpayments

Accounts receivable – Collecting direct debits

Quality assurance and testing with the PostFinance test platform

ISO 20022 readiness check

More information and links

Slide 5

What can you find in this starter kit?

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The following documents with section references provide more information for

payment orders in accordance with ISO 20022

(“pain.001”):

Issuing payment orders

Settling invoices and executing salary payments

Document reference

Section references

Swiss Business Rules

for Payments and Cash Management

[www.six-interbank-clearing.com/iso-payments]

2.1.1 Transfers to a financial institution in Switzerland Focus on payment methods 1, 3 and 6

3.1 Summary of message flow

3.2 Message structure Customer Credit Transfer Initiation 4.1 Principles of message structure

Swiss Implementation Guidelines

for Credit Transfer in Payment Transactions [www.six-interbank-clearing.com/iso-payments]

2.2.1 Procedure for the validation by the financial institution Payment types

2.3.1 Group Header (GrpHdr, A level) 2.3.2 Payment Information (PmtInf, B level)

2.3.3 Credit Transfer Transaction Information (CdtTrfTxInf, C level) 2.4.1 Character set

PostFinance Ltd user manual

[www.postfinance.ch/harmonisation-documents]

3.1 Settling an inpayment slip with reference number (ISR) 3.3 Execution of domestic payments without a slip

3.7 Execution of salary payments EPO manual: Electronic payment order

[www.postfinance.ch/harmonisation-documents]

5.3.2 Additional technical information on the Swiss Implementation Guidelines

Electronic account documents manual

[www.postfinance.ch/harmonisation-documents]

Not relevant – in this starter kit we use the following for notifications:

 PDF in e-finance

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The following documents with section references provide more information on

processing credits

in accordance with ISO 20022

(“camt.054 ISR”):

Processing inpayments

Receiving credits for invoices, closing open items

PostFinance Ltd – Harmonization of Swiss payment transactions – Starter kit for software partners – April 2016 Slide 7

Document reference

Section references

Swiss Business Rules

for Payments and Cash Management

[www.six-interbank-clearing.com/iso-payments]

9.2 Different versions of camt.052, camt.053 and camt.054 9.6.5 References <Refs>, D level

9.8 Bank to Customer Debit Credit Notification (camt.054) Swiss Implementation Guidelines

for Cash Management

[ww w.six-interbank-clearing.com/iso-payments]

4 Bank-to-Customer Debit/Credit Notification (camt.054) 5.2.4 ISR reference numbers in “camt” messages

5.4 Specific representation of certain transaction types in account statement camt.053

Focus on the “ISR Payment” column PostFinance Ltd user manual

[www.postfinance.ch/harmonisation-documents]

4.1 Processing an ISR credit notification

ISR Manual

[www.postfinance.ch/harmonisation-documents]

5.3 Additional technical information on the Swiss Implementation Guidelines

Electronic account documents manual

[www.postfinance.ch/harmonisation-documents]

Not relevant – in this starter kit we use the following for notifications:

 PDF in e-finance

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The following documents with section references provide more information for

processing direct debits in accordance with ISO 20022

(“pain.008”):

Collecting direct debits

Charging for services and executing direct debits

Document reference

Section references

Swiss Business Rules

for Payments and Cash Management

[www.six-interbank-clearing.com/iso-payments]

2.2.2 Direct Debit Initiation for the Swiss direct debit procedure 3.1 Summary of message flow

3.3 Message structure Customer Direct Debit Transfer Initiation 4.1 Principles of message structure

5 Customer Direct Debit Initiation Swiss Implementation Guidelines

for the Swiss Direct Debit Procedure

[www.six-interbank-clearing.com/iso-payments]

2.2.1 Group Header (GrpHdr, A level) 2.2.2 Payment Information (PmtInf, B level)

2.2.3 Direct Debit Transaction Information (DrctDbtTxInf, C level) 2.3.1 Character set

PostFinance Ltd user manual

[www.postfinance.ch/harmonisation-documents]

4.5 Collection of a CH-DD COR1 Direct Debit in CHF in Switzerland 4.6 Collection of a CH-DD B2B Direct Debit in CHF in Switzerland CH-DD Direct Debit Manual

[www.postfinance.ch/harmonisation-documents]

5 Additional technical information on the Swiss Implementation Guidelines

Electronic account documents manual

[www.postfinance.ch/harmonisation-documents]

Not relevant – in this starter kit we use the following for notifications:

 PDF in e-finance

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Positioning of “Starter kit for software partners”

Accounts payable – Issuing payment orders

Accounts receivable – Processing inpayments

Accounts receivable – Collecting direct debits

Quality assurance and testing with the PostFinance test platform

ISO 20022 readiness check

More information and links

Slide 9

What can you find in this starter kit?

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With the

PostFinance test platform

, you can test your payment orders [pain.001], ISR

credit files [camt.054] and debits [pain.008] at any time:

Quality assurance and testing

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Simply register for the

PostFinance test platform

via the Internet:

You can register

without a specific PostFinance agreement

.

The test platform gives you

best practice test cases

with

sample files

.

Load

a virtual account with an IBAN

on the test platform and use this for your

test cases.

The virtual account is used

for payment orders [pain.001], credits [camt.054 ISR]

and debits [pain.008]

, allowing you to continuously process use cases.

Quality assurance and testing

Using the PostFinance test platform and gaining experience

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Positioning of “Starter kit for software partners”

Accounts payable – Issuing payment orders

Accounts receivable – Processing inpayments

Accounts receivable – Collecting direct debits

Quality assurance and testing with the PostFinance test platform

ISO 20022 readiness check

More information and links

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Slide 13 PostFinance Ltd – Harmonization of Swiss payment transactions – Starter kit for software partners – April 2016

ISO 20022 readiness check

Three levels are tested to determine which scope will be implemented

With the ISO readiness check of software products, two different goals are

pursued:

1. Qualitative check

of a software product with the software partner on the

basis of

defined use cases

for accounts payable, accounts receivable and

cash management.

2. Create an incentive for providing

the most comprehensive function set

possible for ISO 20022

– the starter kit begins with the basics and allows

you to implement more features as required.

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ISO 20022 readiness check

Three levels are tested to determine which scope will be implemented

ISO 20022 readiness is assessed

at

different levels

. This starter kit

addresses

Level 1

, “Traditional business”.

Accounts payable management Accounts receivable management Cash and liquidity management

Interactive digital channel [e-finance] Payment order

[pain.001]

Manage order notifications

[Differing notification management with the formats NOA, SIA, CND, CWD] Processing status

[pain.002]

Order notification [camt.054]

Direct debit order [pain.008]

ISR credit notification [camt.054 ISR] and/or Processing status [pain.002] CH-DD credit notification [camt.054 DD]

Credit notification (with image) [camt.054 IS]

Intraday account statement [camt.052]

Process account statements electronically

[camt.053], [camt.054 ISR/OSR], [camt.054 DD], camt.054 IS]

Account statement Paper or PDF Order cockpit offers process control

[ERP or payment software order status in overview activated] Interfaces for digital archive

[ERP or payment software issues/offers document management system] Option

Option

and/or

Direct digital channel [FDS, TBS, OLFT] ISO readiness Level 3 “Ready for digitization” ISO readiness Level 2 “Traditional business with optimizations” ISO readiness Level 1 “Traditional business”

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Positioning of “Starter kit for software partners”

Accounts payable – Issuing payment orders

Accounts receivable – Processing inpayments

Accounts receivable – Collecting direct debits

Quality assurance and testing with the PostFinance test platform

ISO 20022 readiness check

More information and links

Slide 15

What can you find in this starter kit?

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More information and links

Notes on terms used in this starter kit

Term

Further details

Notification management for payment

orders

After executing payment orders, PostFinance

delivers an “execution confirmation”

(pain.001) in camt.054 XML format or as a

PDF.

The execution confirmation can be managed

in the payment order:

The notification can be presented in

different ways; see section 4.6.4 “Execution

confirmation” in EPO Manual: Electronic

payment order.

Reference to “IG Credit Transfer

(Payment Transactions)” – ISO

index 2.20:

Payment Information

+Debtor Account

++Type

+++Proprietary

Possible settings:

NOA, SIA,

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More information and links

Notes on terms used in this starter kit

PostFinance Ltd – Harmonization of Swiss payment transactions – Starter kit for software partners – April 2016 Slide 17

Term

Further details

Batch debit or debit per transaction

Business customers see a batch debit for

each order and each initial currency on their

account statement by default.

When issuing an order, you can use the

“Batch Booking” field in pain.001 to select

whether a debit (booking) per transaction

(false) or whether a batch booking per order

or per initial currency (true) should be

shown.

Reference to “IG Credit Transfer

(Payment Transactions)” – ISO

index 2.3:

Payment Information

+Batch Booking

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More information and links

Notes on terms used in this starter kit

Term

Further details

ISR credit data with reference information

Credit data with ISR reference information is

delivered in the camt.054 notification.

This notification replaces the credit files in

V.11 format.

Reference to the “Electronic

account documents manual” – ISO

index 2.236:

Transaction Details

+Remittance Information

++Structured

+++Creditor Reference

Information

++++Reference

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More information and links

Notes on terms used in this starter kit

PostFinance Ltd – Harmonization of Swiss payment transactions – Starter kit for software partners – April 2016 Slide 19

Term

Further details

IS credit data with messages

Credit data with IS messages is delivered in

the camt.054 notification (counter payments

only with the IS full recording service; slip

images can be delivered without IS full

recording).

Messages according to customer order are

delivered by PostFinance in a separate XML

field.

The field 2.235 is used in the financial

center’s “IG Cash Management”; a

reconciliation of data fields is planned.

Reference to the “Electronic

account documents manual” – ISO

index 2.235:

Transaction Details

+Remittance Information

++Unstructured

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More information and links

The ISO 20022 “Bookcase” is fully stocked

The “Bookcase” gives you an overview of the regularly updated

documents and

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Information from PostFinance

Information from the Swiss financial center

More information and links

Websites with in-depth information

PostFinance Ltd – Harmonization of Swiss payment transactions – Starter kit for software partners – April 2016

Website description Link

Information on the harmonization of Swiss payment transactions at PostFinance

ww w.postfinance.ch/harmonization-pt

Information on ISO 20022 ww w.postfinance.ch/iso20022

Information on ISO 20022 in EPOs ww w.postfinance.ch/epo

Information on ISO 20022 in account notifications ww w.postfinance.ch/e-doc

Information on ISO 20022 for CH-DD Debit Direct ww w.postfinance.ch/sdd

Information on IBAN ww w.postfinance.ch/iban

PostFinance test platform isotest.postfinance .ch

Website description Link

Website of the Swiss financial center for the harmonization of Swiss payment transactions

ww w.paymentstandards.ch

Information from SIX on the implementation of the ISO 20022 standard in Switzerland

ww w.iso-payments.ch

Information on the harmonization of payment transactions in Switzerland

ww w.iso20022.ch

SIX validation platform validation.iso-payments

 

.ch

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