ExternalRegulatoryReportingType1Code
CRST Code: Creditor Status
Written and maintained by ZagTrader. Last reviewed . How this page is sourced and checked
CRST means creditor status in the ISO 20022 regulatory reporting type code set. Regulatory Authority requires the status or type of Creditor, e.g. if it is a corporation, an individual or the government. This type code may refer to information in any element under the same occurrence of “RgltryRptg/Dtls”.
- Code
- CRST
- ISO name
- CreditorStatus
- Status
- Registered
- Last updated
- 2026-08-28
Official definition
Regulatory Authority requires the status or type of Creditor, e.g. if it is a corporation, an individual or the government. This type code may refer to information in any element under the same occurrence of “RgltryRptg/Dtls”.
Messages and fields that use ExternalRegulatoryReportingType1Code
| Message | Element path |
|---|---|
| pacs.008 | versions 001.14 |
| pacs.009 | versions 001.13 |
| pain.001 | versions 001.13 |
| acmt.027 | versions 001.06 |
| acmt.028 | versions 001.06 |
| acmt.029 | versions 001.06 |
| acmt.031 | versions 001.06 |
| acmt.032 | versions 001.06 |
And 7 more messages: see the ExternalRegulatoryReportingType1Code page.
CRST in other code sets
CRST questions
- What does CRST mean in ISO 20022?
- CRST is Creditor Status in the ExternalRegulatoryReportingType1Code code set: Regulatory Authority requires the status or type of Creditor, e.g. if it is a corporation, an individual or the government. This type code may refer to information in any element under the same occurrence of “RgltryRptg/Dtls”.
All ExternalRegulatoryReportingType1Code codes · ISO 20022 code sets
The ISO 20022 code names and definitions on this page are reproduced from material published at iso20022.org under the ISO 20022 Intellectual Property Rights policy. This is not the official source: the up-to-date ISO 20022 standards and repository material are published only at iso20022.org. Explanations in our own words are by ZagTrader. ZagTrader is not affiliated with or endorsed by ISO or Swift.