Customers with accounts in France and Ireland: regulatory demise of SEPA Credit Transfer processing of instructions in CFONB and Irish Standard 18 file formats From 20 March 2016, the file format conversion services for SEPA Credit Transfer (SCT) instructions using local file formats - Irish Standard 18 (in Ireland) and CFONB (in France) will be demised* and these two file formats will no longer be allowed for SCT instructions. * Pursuant to Regulation (EU) No 260/2012 (The SEPA End Date Regulation) and Clause 11.2 of HSBC’s termination of the Payment Message Format Conversion Service Agreement). |
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