Hsbcs Guide To Straight Through Processing
Hsbcs Guide To Straight Through Processing
Hsbcs Guide To Straight Through Processing
to straight-through
processing
Ensuring timely and
cost-efficient payments
With STP, you will enjoy the benefit of reducing cost through avoiding repair
charges and ensuring your beneficiary receives their funds faster through faster
processing timelines.
A first step towards meeting STP standards is improving the quality and integrity
of data included in your payment orders. This guide is intended to provide you with
information on how your SWIFT payment instructions can be formatted to meet
STP standards.
A financial institution holds a sterling pound account with HSBC Singapore and
wants to transfer 40,000 to the account maintained with HSBC United Kingdom
(BIC ID: MIDLGB22CLS) on 16 February 2009. The message would be constructed
as follows:
MAS Notice 626 applies to all banks in Singapore and require banks to include
additional information in cross-border wire transfer payment instructions. For purposes
of MAS Notice 626 and as part of HSBC Groups payment transparency program, we
require you to provide the following information where you send us any cross-border
payment instructions:
i. the name of the ordering customer,
ii. the ordering customers account number,
iii. the name of the beneficiary customer,
iv. the beneficiary customers account number (or unique transaction reference
number where no account number exists), and
v. the beneficiary customers residential address or registered or business
address, and if different, principal place of business, as may be appropriate.
The following example illustrates the above requirements which you will need
to include in your cross-border wire transfer payment instruction.
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and effectiveness online.
Issued by The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited, Singapore, which is incorporated in the Hong Kong SAR with
limited liability.