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ExternalContractClosureReason1Code

PSBT Reason Code: Party Cedes A Claim Or Transfers A Debt To Another Resident Party

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PSBT means party cedes a claim or transfers a debt to another resident party in the ISO 20022 contract closure reason code set. The resident cedes a claim under the contract (loan agreement) to another resident party, or transfers a debt under the contract (loan agreement) to another resident party.

Code
PSBT
ISO name
PartyCedesAClaimOrTransfersADebtToAnotherResidentParty
Status
Registered
Last updated
2016-04-22

Official definition

The resident cedes a claim under the contract (loan agreement) to another resident party, or transfers a debt under the contract (loan agreement) to another resident party.

Definition from the ISO 20022 External Code Sets, 2Q2026 (published 28 Aug 2026).

Messages and fields that use ExternalContractClosureReason1Code

MessageElement path
auth.019RegdCtrct/RegdCtrctJrnl/ClsrRsn/Cd
auth.020RegdCtrctClsr/ClsrRsn/Cd
auth.022Stmt/RegdCtrct/RegdCtrctJrnl/ClsrRsn/Cd

PSBT questions

What does PSBT mean in ISO 20022?
PSBT is Party Cedes A Claim Or Transfers A Debt To Another Resident Party in the ExternalContractClosureReason1Code code set: The resident cedes a claim under the contract (loan agreement) to another resident party, or transfers a debt under the contract (loan agreement) to another resident party.
Where does PSBT appear in a message?
For example in auth.019, element RegdCtrct/RegdCtrctJrnl/ClsrRsn/Cd.

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