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ISO 20022 is the global messaging standard for financial messages, designed to enable interoperability between financial institutions and other market players.
Further, one of the largest benefits to corporates of faster and real-time payments services is less about the speed and more about the data these networks are able to carry along with a transaction. A lack of interoperability between local payment networks is among the largest of those hurdles, said Halpin.
As the world’s payment market infrastructures and their currencies complete their adoption of ISO 20022, they are reaping the benefits that interoperable and data-rich standard can offer. A Gradual Move With Big Benefits. At the request of the community, SWIFT agreed to act as a facilitator in the adoption of ISO 20022.
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