Settlement status codes
IIND: Disagreement Common Reference
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IIND points at the common reference shared by both counterparties. Under NMAT the references differ; under REJT or REPR it is missing or invalid.
- Code
- IIND
- Kind
- Reason (24B)
- Used with
- NMAT, REJT, REPR
What IIND means
Under :24B::NMAT//IIND both instructions carry a common reference but the values are different. In T2S the common trade reference is an optional matching field: it only has to agree when both sides fill it in.
Under :24B::REJT//IIND or :24B::REPR//IIND the reference is unrecognised, invalid or missing where the market requires it.
When you see it
- When a trade reference from a trading platform is passed on by one side but altered (truncated, re-formatted) by the other.
What to do next
- Compare
:20C::COMM//in sequence A1 with the counterparty’s value. - If the market does not require it and the values cannot be aligned, one side can re-instruct without the reference.
Where it appears in MT and ISO 20022
MT (ISO 15022)
- MT548 sequence A2a,
:24B::NMAT//IIND,:24B::REJT//IINDor:24B::REPR//IIND - The field it refers to:
:20C::COMM//in sequence A1 (LINK) of the MT540 to MT543
MX (ISO 20022)
- sese.024
MtchgSts/Umtchd/Rsn/Cd/Cd,PrcgSts/Rjctd/Rsn/Cd/CdorPrcgSts/Rpr/Rsn/Cd/Cd=IIND(sese.024.001.12); the common reference isTxId/CmonId