Subscribe to SCORE services
The Standardised Corporate Environment (SCORE) is based on a closed user group, administered by Swift, where corporates can interact with financial institutions.
Subscribe to Standardised Corporate Environment (SCORE) services
Subscribe to SCORE services
SCORE offering
- SCORE offers three transfer mechanisms for exchanging data between two parties.
- You can subscribe to one or more of these services depending on your business needs and your counterparties offerings.
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By default any Corporate joining Swift will be published with SCO Service code. Any request not to be published as SCORE FIN participant should be addressed to joining.generic@swift.com
Eligibility
- Any corporate can join SCORE
- Swift reserves the right to monitor the eligibility status of the corporate.
- Financial institutions are only allowed to subscribe to SCORE if they are supervised.
Eligibility scenarios
- The corporate is recommended by a financial institution that is located in a FATF member country and that participates in SCORE. The recommendation means that the financial institution is willing to exchange traffic with that corporate over SwiftNet.
- The corporate is listed on a regulated stock exchange of a country that is a member of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).
- The corporate is a majority-owned subsidiary of an eligible company as per point 2, and it meets the following conditions:
- Is a duly incorporated, validly existing, and duly organised legal entity.
- Is in good standing financially and with respect to its compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
- Is subject to regular audit by an independent audit firm in accordance with internationally recognised accounting standards.
- In addition, the subsidiary must submit to Swift a declaration of ownership from its listed parent company. It must state that the parent company is listed in one of the FATF countries and has a majority ownership of the subsidiary.
Changes in eligibility status (examples and guidance)
In case of a company de-listing, or if there is no traffic between a recommending financial institution and the corporate, the corporate is given a six month period to take one of the following actions:
- Migrate to an alternative solution, for example, a Member-Administered Closed User Group (MA-CUG).
- Find a substitute recommendation.
- If the corporate fails to implement either action, then Swift reserves the right to terminate upon notice the corporate's participation in SCORE.
How to fill in the forms
- For FIN, subscribe to SCORE FIN service with FIN service code SCO.
- For FileAct Real-time, subscribe to SCORE FileAct RT service.
- For FileAct store-and-forward, subscribe to SCORE FileAct SnF service.
- To subscribe to one of the FileAct services as a financial institution, you must select the member CUG Category (field 6.01).
- To subscribe as a corporate, you must select the corporate CUG Category (field 6.01).
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