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Global EBICS enables clients to securely connect to the bank’s Host-to-Host (H2H) platform using the EBICS protocol for global payment processing. It supports all H2H payment types and provides detailed acknowledgements at both the file and transaction level, including returns and rejects.
Effective November 2026, SWIFT message validation requirements will no longer support unstructured addresses for cross-border payments. Only fully structured or hybrid addresses will be accepted. In addition, some clearing systems across various markets may require hybrid addresses whenever a postal address is provided. At a minimum, hybrid addresses must include town/city and country as dedicated data elements. These updates align with SWIFT industry standards and are designed to ensure a smooth transition.
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All validations and acknowledgements are done by H2H and delivered through EBICS.
As part of the Cross Border Payments and Reporting Plus (CBPR+) initiative, SWIFT and leading Payment Market Infrastructures (PMIs) now require that cross-border payment messages include both a country code and town name in postal address fields.
This change will improve compliance and increase automation in payment processing.
These requirements apply to cross-border payments sent over the SWIFT network and to payments processed through clearing systems that require hybrid or fully-structured addresses, such as U.S. Fedwire, U.S. CHIPS, Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), Swiss Interbank Clearing, UK CHAPS, Target2-Euro, and South Africa’s SAMOS.
Payments that do not follow the new address requirements may be rejected or delayed, which could impact payment processing timelines.
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