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ISO 20022 Migration

By November 2025, SWIFT messages will be fully transitioned to ISO 20022 XML for interbank settlements. Most banks will change their infrastructure and push their corporate clients to adopt the latest version of ISO 20022 XML over other local formats. The process has already started. Is your business ready?

Formats Development Made Easy

Kyriba offers its clients a pre-built and pre-tested payment format library with over 50,000 payment scenarios ready for use, covering all major banks across the globe. Based on Kyriba’s Value Engineering Projects, Kyriba clients are looking at an average saving of $100,000 from payment formats development efforts.

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What's New in ISO 20022 XML V9?

Improved speed. Enhanced security. Better service. For both domestic and cross-border payments.
  • Improved Regulatory Reporting
  • Cross-border Payments
  • Tracking and Faster Reconciliation
  • Fraud Prevention and Compliance
Cross-border payments

Improved Regulatory Reporting

The rich, consistent, well-structured data enabled by the new standard creates more secure payment information that lends itself to better, faster regulatory reporting.

Cross-border Payments

The format ensures alignment with global industry standardization such as SWIFT’s cross-border payments messaging migration where the MT messages will gradually be replaced by XML.

Tracking and Faster Reconciliation

It supports Unique End-to-end Transaction Reference (UETR), allowing the transmission of this unique id from any ERP system in a payment file to the bank and back in payment acknowledgement and bank statements.

Fraud Prevention and Compliance

A standard payment format helps organizations identify fraud, including money laundering. The fact that the new format requires structured and complete addresses limits the fraud risks and improves compliance.

Improved Regulatory Reporting

The rich, consistent, well-structured data enabled by the new standard creates more secure payment information that lends itself to better, faster regulatory reporting.

Cross-border payments

Cross-border Payments

The format ensures alignment with global industry standardization such as SWIFT’s cross-border payments messaging migration where the MT messages will gradually be replaced by XML.

Tracking and Faster Reconciliation

It supports Unique End-to-end Transaction Reference (UETR), allowing the transmission of this unique id from any ERP system in a payment file to the bank and back in payment acknowledgement and bank statements.

Fraud Prevention and Compliance

A standard payment format helps organizations identify fraud, including money laundering. The fact that the new format requires structured and complete addresses limits the fraud risks and improves compliance.

  • Improved Regulatory Reporting
  • Cross-border Payments
  • Tracking and Faster Reconciliation
  • Fraud Prevention and Compliance
Cross-border payments

Improved Regulatory Reporting

The rich, consistent, well-structured data enabled by the new standard creates more secure payment information that lends itself to better, faster regulatory reporting.

Cross-border Payments

The format ensures alignment with global industry standardization such as SWIFT’s cross-border payments messaging migration where the MT messages will gradually be replaced by XML.

Tracking and Faster Reconciliation

It supports Unique End-to-end Transaction Reference (UETR), allowing the transmission of this unique id from any ERP system in a payment file to the bank and back in payment acknowledgement and bank statements.

Fraud Prevention and Compliance

A standard payment format helps organizations identify fraud, including money laundering. The fact that the new format requires structured and complete addresses limits the fraud risks and improves compliance.

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