C551 Bank operation

Composite elementInteractive

Identification of a bank operation by code.

Elements

PositionElementNameTypeMin/MaxRepeat
C551-104383Bank operation codeMandatoryID1/31
C551-201131Code list identification codeOptAlphanumeric1/171
C551-303055Code list responsible agency codeOptID1/31

Element Details

ID4383NameBank operation codeLength1/3Codes
  • <>DDT
    The financial operation is direct debit.
  • <>BGI
    The payment was originally made by bankgiro.
  • <>RTR
    The financial operation has been done by returned transfers.
  • <>AAG
    Corporate direct debit that is incoming.
  • <>WDL
    The financial operation is a withdrawal cash operation.
  • <>AAJ
    To identify a bank operation as relating to a safe deposit box.
  • <>CHI
    The financial operation has been done by international cheque.
  • <>AAM
    To identify a bank operation as being a bond transaction effected in a domestic market.
  • <>BKD
    Original payment was made by bank draft.
  • <>CHN
    The financial operation has been done by national cheque.
  • <>AAP
    To identify a bank operation relating to safe custody.
  • <>COL
    The financial operation is collection.
  • <>STO
    The financial operation is done by a standing order.
  • <>LOC
    The financial operation is a letter of credit.
  • <>FEX
    The financial operation is by foreign exchange.
  • <>VDA
    The financial operation has adjusted value date.
  • <>CPP
    The financial operation has been done by cash payment by post.
  • <>AAA
    The transfer is to be executed according to bilaterally agreed standards.
  • <>AAD
    Payment of tax.
  • <>CHG
    The fund transfer represents charges.
  • <>AAO
    To identify a bank operation as being for funds.
  • <>CON
    An aggregation of funds from different accounts into a single account.
  • <>ABY
    To identify a bank operation as being for returning a direct debit. this is the refusal for technical reasons by a collecting bank to execute one or more transactions in a direct debit transfer request received from a creditor's bank.
  • <>PAC
    Relating to credit, debit, guarantee or charge card.
  • <>AAR
    To identify a bank operation as being for short credits granted to parties outside the bank's country.
  • <>CLR
    The financial operation has been done by a clearing system.
  • <>AAU
    Mortgage type of loan.
  • <>SEC
    The fund transfer represents securities.
  • <>LOK
    Type of cash management system offered by financial institutions to provide for collection of customers 'receivables'.
  • <>TRF
    The financial operation is done by transfer.
  • <>FGI
    System of credit transfer between banks, post offices, etc.
  • <>AAC
    International payment that is outgoing.
  • <>RET
    The fund transfer represents returned items.
  • <>AAF
    Retail direct debit that is incoming.
  • <>AAI
    Transaction that is zero-balancing.
  • <>TCK
    The financial operation is done by traveller's cheque.
  • <>POS
    The financial operation is point of sale.
  • <>RGI
    Payments was done by a special service, for low priority payments. finnish national bank service.
  • <>AAL
    To identify a bank operation as being a money market transaction effected on a foreign exchange.
  • <>AAW
    Bankgiro that is incoming.
  • <>MSC
    The fund transfer is miscellaneous.
  • <>BKI
    The fund transfer is initiated by a bank.
  • <>INT
    The fund transfer represents usury.
  • <>UGI
    Payment was made by special bank service, for high priority payments. finnish national bank service.
  • <>AAK
    To identify a bank operation as being a money market transaction effected on a domestic exchange.
  • <>CUX
    Buying or selling of foreign notes.
  • <>PGI
    The financial operation has been done by postgiro.
  • <>AAN
    To identify a bank operation as being a bond transaction effected in a international market.
  • <>CAL
    The payment has been done by a cash letter.
  • <>AAQ
    To identify a bank operation related to a guarantee.
  • <>COM
    The fund transfer represents commission.
  • <>ABZ
    Truncated paper based payment is the financial operation of extracting data from a paper based payment.
  • <>DEP
    The financial operation is by deposit cash.
  • <>AAT
    Promissory note type of loan.
  • <>REC
    The fund transfer represents returned cheques.
  • <>BEX
    The payment has been done by bills of exchange.
  • <>AAB
    International payment that is incoming.
  • <>ZZZ
    A temporary code which may be used between trading partners to describe a fund transfer whilst approval for a formal code value is being sought.
  • <>AAE
    Ocr (optical character recognition) payment that is incoming.
  • <>AAH
    Paper-based payment that is incoming.
  • <>AAS
    To identify a bank operation as being for long credits granted to parties outside the bank's country.
  • <>ABX
    The payment has been done by automated bills of exchange.
  • <>AAV
    To identify a bank operation as being for salary payments.