Payments & Liquidity

CPMI - Harmonised ISO 20022 Data Requirements for Cross-Border Payments (Feb 2026)

CPMI sets harmonised ISO 20022 data requirements to improve the quality, consistency, and interoperability of cross-border payment messages. The framework supports more efficient processing, compliance screening, and end-to-end transparency across payment chains.

Topics: payments, iso20022, cross-border, interoperability

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