Accounts in Thailand: new statement narratives for Outward Real Time PaymentFrom 16 December 2019, we’re upgrading our systems to offer you enhanced information to support outgoing Real-Time Payments from your Thailand accounts. What this means for you: If you use ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems or automated reconciliation programs for your electronic statements, you may be impacted. To ensure the on-going operation of your automated reconciliation processes, we recommend that you review your internal systems, and if required, update them. The tables below outline the new Real-Time Payment statement narratives that debit your Thailand accounts. The new statement entries for Thailand Real-Time Payments will apply to the following file formats: SWIFT MT940/942, BAI2 Intra-day/End of Day, XML camt.052 and camt.053. Please note: the examples below are provided for the purpose of demonstrating the new statement narratives and may not exactly match your statement entries. 1. For MT940/942
2. For BAI2 Intraday / End of Day statements
3. For camt.052 / camt.053 (XML statements)
Legend (applicable to MT940/MT942/BAI2): 1. /CODEWORD/ - Code words that are standard descriptions seen in the statement narrative of the MT940/MT942 and BAI statements. 2. <Data Fields> - Description of fields that represent variable data elements that may be displayed as part of the statement narratives. 3. Proxy Type: <description>
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