STPR Code: Standard Participant Restricted
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STPR means standard participant restricted in the ISO 20022 system party type code set. Party that owns an account in the system, but only supports a limited range of available use cases in interaction with counterparties.
- Code
- STPR
- ISO name
- StandardParticipantRestricted
- Status
- Registered
- Last updated
- 2023-11-30
Official definition
Party that owns an account in the system, but only supports a limited range of available use cases in interaction with counterparties.
Messages and fields that use ExternalSystemPartyType1Code
| Message | Element path |
|---|---|
| reda.014 | Pty/Tp/Cd |
| reda.015 | SchCrit/Tp/Cd |
| reda.017 | RptOrErr/PtyRpt/PtyOrErr/SysPty/Tp/Cd |
| reda.019 | SchCrit/PtyTp/Cd |
| reda.021 | RptOrErr/SctiesAcctRpt/SctiesAcctOrErr/SctiesAcct/PtyTp/Cd |
| reda.041 | PtyActvty/Chng/Rcrd/Tp/Od/Cd, PtyActvty/Chng/Rcrd/Tp/New/Cd |
| reda.043 | RptOrErr/PtyAudtTrlRpt/PtyAudtTrlOrErr/AudtTrl/Rcrd/Tp/Od/Cd, RptOrErr/PtyAudtTrlRpt/PtyAudtTrlOrErr/AudtTrl/Rcrd/Tp/New/Cd |
STPR questions
- What does STPR mean in ISO 20022?
- STPR is Standard Participant Restricted in the ExternalSystemPartyType1Code code set: Party that owns an account in the system, but only supports a limited range of available use cases in interaction with counterparties.
- Where does STPR appear in a message?
- For example in reda.014, element Pty/Tp/Cd.
All ExternalSystemPartyType1Code codes · ISO 20022 code sets
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