SETT Code: Settlement Services
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SETT means settlement services in the ISO 20022 service category code set. This category encompasses the reporting of all fees related to the settlement of securities and/or cash. This includes fees related to the settlement of market claims and transformations. Taxes applied on settled transactions (such as financial transaction taxes) and ancillary settlement services are also reported under this category.
- Code
- SETT
- ISO name
- SettlementServices
- Status
- Registered
- Last updated
- 2022-03-24
Official definition
This category encompasses the reporting of all fees related to the settlement of securities and/or cash. This includes fees related to the settlement of market claims and transformations. Taxes applied on settled transactions (such as financial transaction taxes) and ancillary settlement services are also reported under this category.
Messages and fields that use ExternalServiceCategory1Code
| Message | Element path |
|---|---|
| camt.077 | versions 001.01 |
SETT in other code sets
SETT questions
- What does SETT mean in ISO 20022?
- SETT is Settlement Services in the ExternalServiceCategory1Code code set: This category encompasses the reporting of all fees related to the settlement of securities and/or cash. This includes fees related to the settlement of market claims and transformations. Taxes applied on settled transactions (such as financial transaction taxes) and ancillary settlement services are also reported under this category.
All ExternalServiceCategory1Code codes · ISO 20022 code sets
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