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Action required: new Payment Purpose code requirement for RMB
cross-border paymentsDear HSBCnet User,
Effective 17 March 2014, the inclusion of a Payment Purpose code will be mandatory for all RMB cross-border payments.
People’s Bank of China (PBOC) will be upgrading China National Advanced Payment System (CNAPS) in 2014 to CNAPS2. This payment system upgrade will support enhanced regulatory requirements. As a result of this change, instructions submitted through HSBCnet without a valid Payment Purpose code may be rejected, delayed, or incur additional charges.
Please note: domestic RMB payments do not require a Payment Purpose code however there may be requirements for inclusion of a Payment Purpose code in accordance with your local country-specific payment requirements.
Customers making payments onscreen
The mandatory “Payment Purpose” field will be accessible from the Regulatory reporting section of payment instruction screens.Please note: any currently existing RMB cross-border on screen payment templates must be amended to include the Payment Purpose code after 17 March.
More information
For additional guidance on HSBCnet payments/templates changes please review:General information about CNAPS2 can be found via hsbcnet.com or by contacting your Cash Management specialist to obtain more detailed information.
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Your HSBCnet Team
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