Customers sending payments to Malaysia: new mandatory Purpose of Payment requirementLast updated: 3 May 2017 In compliance with Bank Negara Malaysia regulations, all incoming payment instructions to Malaysia must now include a valid Purpose of Payment code. As such, when you create payments to Malaysian beneficiaries on HSBCnet, please state clearly the applicable purpose of payment (for example, payments for goods, services, dividends, intra-company financing, capital injection, or any other purpose, as applicable). You may need to specify the split between payments for goods and services if they are included in a single payment instruction. Effective immediately, payments to beneficiary banks in Malaysia (including accounts held with HSBC Bank Malaysia Berhad/HSBC Amanah Malaysia Berhad) that do not include a valid purpose of payment may be returned/rejected by the local payments clearing system.*
Information for the beneficiary example: Instruction to bank example: Select here to view a complete list of Malaysian Purpose of Payment codes > If you submit payment files using HSBCnet’s File Upload service, or HSBC Connect/SWIFT, please contact your local Client Services team for the most recent Message Implementation Guide (MIG). | ||||||||||||||||||||
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