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ExternalSystemBalanceType1Code

PIPO Code: Pay In Pay Out

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PIPO means pay in pay out in the ISO 20022 system balance type code set. Balance representing the fictive forecast of automated direct debits or payment based on standing arrangements between a central securities depository and the user.

Code
PIPO
ISO name
PayInPayOut
Status
Registered
Last updated
2018-11-01

Official definition

Balance representing the fictive forecast of automated direct debits or payment based on standing arrangements between a central securities depository and the user.

Usage: Pay-Ins and Pay-Outs can be different based on individual payment instructions or available funds.

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

Messages and fields that use ExternalSystemBalanceType1Code

MessageElement path
admi.005RptQryCrit/SchCrit/Bal/Tp/Cd
camt.003AcctQryDef/AcctCrit/NewCrit/SchCrit/Bal/Tp/Cd
camt.004RptOrErr/AcctRpt/AcctOrErr/Acct/MulBal/Tp/Cd

PIPO in other code sets

PIPO questions

What does PIPO mean in ISO 20022?
PIPO is Pay In Pay Out in the ExternalSystemBalanceType1Code code set: Balance representing the fictive forecast of automated direct debits or payment based on standing arrangements between a central securities depository and the user. Usage: Pay-Ins and Pay-Outs can be different based on individual payment instructions or available funds.
Where does PIPO appear in a message?
For example in admi.005, element RptQryCrit/SchCrit/Bal/Tp/Cd.

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