ISO 20022 external code set
ExternalReportingSource1Code: Reporting Source Codes
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Specifies the reporting source, as published in an external reporting source code list.
11 codes in use. External code sets are published outside the message schemas and updated every quarter, so a new code can appear without a new message version.
Codes
- ACCTAccountingStatement or Report is based on accounting data.
- ARPFAccount Reconciliation System FullAn account reconciliation system that provides full reconciliation that usually addresses checks
- ARPPAccount Reconciliation System PartialAn account reconciliation system that provides partial reconciliation that usually addresses checks
- CTDBControlled Disbursement SystemA sub-application that reports presentment totals
- CUSTCustodyStatement or Report is based on custody data.
- DEPTDeposit SystemCash or deposit accounting system
- DPCSDeposit Concentration SystemDeposit system that reports what has been collected from various financial institutions
- LKBXLockboxProcessing system that captures and reports check data in a lockbox environment.
- MIBOMI Back OfficeTransaction submitted directly from PMI (Payment Market Infrastructure back-office system).
- PFREParticipant Front EndTransactions submitted directly from participant / PSO (Payment System Operator) applications.
- RCPTReceiptsA system that reports consolidated remittance information obtained from various , i.e., ACH, wires, lockbox, etc.
Messages that use ExternalReportingSource1Code
All ISO 20022 code sets · ISO 20022 messages
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