SWIFT & MT
The SWIFT network, BICs, the MT message family, and how correspondent banks route customer and institution transfers serially or with cover.
- 018 MINThe SWIFT network and BICsWhat the SWIFT network actually is, what FIN does, and how a BIC identifies a bank — the addressing layer behind cross-border payments.AFTER: The payment lifecycle
- 0212 MINMT message structureHow an MT message is put together: five blocks, numbered field tags, and the references that let banks track one payment across many systems.AFTER: The SWIFT network and BICs
- 0315 MINMT103: the customer credit transferThe MT103 carries one customer credit transfer between banks — who pays, who gets paid, how much, and who bears the charges along the way.AFTER: MT message structure · Correspondent banking, nostro & vostro
- 0410 MINMT101: the request for transferThe MT101 lets a customer ask a bank to move money from its own account — a request for transfer, not the interbank payment itself.AFTER: MT103: the customer credit transfer
- 0512 MINMT202 and MT202 COVMT202 moves money between banks; MT202 COV is the variant that funds a customer payment and must show whose payment it is.AFTER: MT103: the customer credit transfer
- 0610 MINMT9xx: confirmations and statementsMT910 confirmations and MT940 statements tell a bank what happened on its accounts at other banks — the raw material of reconciliation.AFTER: MT103: the customer credit transfer
- 0715 MINSerial versus cover routingTwo ways to route the same payment: pass the MT103 bank to bank, or send it direct and move the money separately with an MT202 COV.AFTER: MT103: the customer credit transfer · MT202 and MT202 COV
- 0812 MINThe annual Standards Release (MSR)SWIFT updates its message standards once a year, and every connected institution moves to the new version on the same November weekend — the annual Standards Release.AFTER: MT message structure
- 0912 MINSWIFT gpi and payment trackingSWIFT gpi adds speed and transparency rules on top of the network and gives one reference, the UETR, that follows a payment end to end so banks can track it.AFTER: The SWIFT network and BICs
- 1017 MINSWIFT connectivity, messaging services, and the CSPThe Swift messaging services FIN, InterAct, and FileAct, the validation that guards them, and the Customer Security Programme that hardens every user's environment.AFTER: The SWIFT network and BICs
- 1114 MINSWIFTRef and reference data directoriesTrusted directories of codes, identifiers, and settlement instructions keep payments routed correctly and out of manual repair.AFTER: The SWIFT network and BICs
- 1216 MINThe Swift services portfolio and platformSwift is more than messaging: connectivity, gpi, low-value payments, hosted compliance, and a central transaction platform sit around the network.AFTER: SWIFT gpi and payment tracking