Customers with accounts in the UAE: mandatory new Purpose of Payment codesLast updated: 2 August 2017 In support of recent changes announced by the Central Bank of UAE, effective 10 September 2017, a valid Purpose of Payment code will be mandatory for all domestic ACH Credit, Priority Payments and Customer Transfers (where the debit account is held with HSBC UAE). The full list of Purpose of Payment codes is available here > Please note, there are 5 old Purpose of Payment codes (REM, MIS, RBC, ROC and INV) that will be removed from the accepted codes list effective 10 September 2017. If a valid Purpose of Payment code is not provided in the appropriate field (as per the below information), your transaction(s) will be rejected. Action required by 10 September 2017 Use the Purpose of payment field instead of the beneficiary reference field to provide valid Purpose of Payment codes for your HSBCnet payment instructions (details provided below). Select here for details on how to include Purpose of Payment codes in your payments >
We expect the Central Bank of UAE to announce additional changes regarding international payments in 2017. We will advise you once we receive further notification from the Central Bank. For more information on Purpose of Payment requirements in UAE, please contact your HSBC representative. |
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