ExternalInvestigationReasonSubType1Code
CUST Reason Code: Request Customer Number
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CUST means request customer number in the ISO 20022 investigation reason sub type code set. Customer number is requested. This is a number assigned by an issuer to identify a customer or a number assigned by a party to identify a creditor or debtor relationship.
- Code
- CUST
- ISO name
- RequestCustomerNumber
- Status
- Registered
- Last updated
- 2024-02-28
Official definition
Customer number is requested. This is a number assigned by an issuer to identify a customer or a number assigned by a party to identify a creditor or debtor relationship.
Messages and fields that use ExternalInvestigationReasonSubType1Code
CUST in other code sets
- CUST in ExternalStatusReason1Code
- CUST in ExternalReturnReason1Code
- CUST in ExternalCancellationReason1Code
- CUST in ExternalChequeCancellationReason1Code
- CUST in ExternalCreditorEnrolmentAmendmentReason1Code
- CUST in ExternalCreditorEnrolmentCancellationReason1Code
- CUST in ExternalDebtorActivationAmendmentReason1Code
- CUST in ExternalDebtorActivationCancellationReason1Code
CUST questions
- What does CUST mean in ISO 20022?
- CUST is Request Customer Number in the ExternalInvestigationReasonSubType1Code code set: Customer number is requested. This is a number assigned by an issuer to identify a customer or a number assigned by a party to identify a creditor or debtor relationship.
- Where does CUST appear in a message?
- For example in camt.110, element InvstgtnData/RsnSubTp/Cd.
All ExternalInvestigationReasonSubType1Code codes · ISO 20022 code sets
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