Starting in June 2025, we’ll be updating HSBCnet Priority Payment screens for international payments from accounts in France to support enriched ISO 20022 payment data.
The enhanced payment screens will be introduced in phases. We expect to complete the rollout to all HSBCnet profiles with France accounts by the end of September 2025.
What’s changing?
Below are some of the changes you will notice in HSBCnet starting between June and September 2025.
In line with ISO 20022 standard, we’re introducing updated address fields and new regulatory fields for Priority Payments from accounts in France as follows:
| Payment fields | Current address fields | Payment details required |
|---|---|---|
| Create payment or transfer screen ❯ ‘Pay to’ section |
Beneficiary name* Beneficiary address
|
Name* (extended to support up to 140 characters) |
| Town / city | ||
| State / county | ||
| Country / territory | ||
| Additional address details | ||
| * Indicates a mandatory field | ||
Here’s an example of what the new payment screens will look like in HSBCnet:
The UETR will be made available for international payments starting between June and August 2025.
A UETR is a string of 36 unique characters featured in all payment instruction messages carried over payment systems in the ISO 20022 standards. UETRs are designed to provide a single reference for a payment and provide transparency for all payment parties. You can track your payments or quote the UETR to our Client Services team when requesting payment investigation.
In line with ISO standards, the ‘Related reference’ field will support up to 35 characters.
What you need to do
To prepare for this change, we recommend that you review your international payments instructions as follows:
If you have any restricted or general templates already created, we recommend that you create a new template or modify existing templates as soon as the enhanced screen becomes available to help make sure you can continue to use your payment templates.
If you have any international payments in ‘pending’ status, we recommend that you submit them before the new screens become available to avoid payment rejections. If you complete these pending payments after the effective date, the payment creator will need to populate information in the new fields before the payment can be authorised.
If you have any forward-dated payments they will be submitted with the payment information that has already been entered. We recommend that you cancel and re-create these payment instructions once the enhanced screen is available.
We’re here to help
To learn more about the new payment screens, please visit the ISO 20022 migration guide.
If you have any further questions or require additional assistance, please contact your HSBC representative.