2.2.8 EU Regulation - Customer Identifier Changes
Defaulting Customer Identifier for Outbound
Transactions in Compliance with REGULATION (EU) 2023/1113
- To comply with REGULATION (EU) 2023/1113, the system now supports defaulting customer identifier(s) from customer records in Core systems for outbound transactions initiated in Generic Wires, SCT, and SCT Inst.
- Customer Identifier details are fetched from the Core Account system during transaction or bulk file processing if the debtor identifier is not already present.
- A new system parameter, DEFAULT_CUST_IDENTIFIER, is introduced to enable this feature.
- The existing ECA Interface screen (Function ID: PMDINECA) is used to maintain REST API details of the Core system, with Interface Type set to Account Inquiry.
- Out-of-the-box support is available for the FCUBS API
/CustomerAccDetailService/CustomerAccDetail/QueryCustacctDetailusing the latest FCUBS version.
For outbound transactions, the following identification logic is applied based on customer type:
Corporate/Bank Type Customers: The identifier is chosen as BIC, LEI, or Other Organization ID.
Individual Customers: The identifier is chosen as Private Other ID, or a combination of Birth Date, City of Birth, and Country of Birth.
The following transaction screens are covered by this logic:
- SCT Outbound Transaction Input (Function ID: PADOTONL)
- SCT Instant Outbound Transaction Input (Function ID: PFDOTONL)
- Generic Wires Customer Transfer screens
Transactions submitted without a debtor identifier are routed to the Repair queue. Bulk file batches without debtor identifiers are moved to the PE queue, where they can only be cancelled.
Parent topic: Regulatory Changes