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Coexistence started in March 2023

High quality payments data is becoming a reality. March 2023 marked the start of migration to ISO 20022 (MX) for cross-border payments and reporting (CBPR+), with a coexistence period with MT messages until November 2025.

To ensure you understand how all ISO 20022 changes impact you, we’re engaging with our community to outline all you need to know. We are here to support your adoption journey as we move towards ISO 20022 .

ISO 20022
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Payments are entering a new era with ISO 20022

ISO 20022 for FIs

Industry initiatives, internal optimisation projects, and customer demand are driving more financial institutions to adopt ISO 20022.

ISO 20022 for Market Infrastructures

Almost 200 MI-driven initiatives are either already implementing ISO 20022 or are considering adoption for payments and securities transformation projects.

ISO 20022 for Vendors

Swift is working closely with vendors to provide specifications, tools and test services to support our shared customers in ISO 20022 adoption.

The latest ISO 20022 news

Keep on top of the latest ISO 20022 resources to ensure you're in-the-know regarding the adoption of the new standard.

Document centre

Last update: 16 August 2018

Swift ISO 20022 Migration Study, Summary of responses

Following the initial analysis, Swift launched a large scale community consultation in April to seek feedback on all...

Last update: 8 October 2022

ISO 20022 for dummies

Read this book for more info on why ISO 20022 matters, and the benefits for you.

Last update: 4 November 2019

Deutsche Bank’s adoption of ISO 20022

Christian Westerhaus, Global Head of Cash Product Management at Deutsche Bank, talks about the benefits of ISO 20022

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