The financial services market is more dynamic than ever, with organisations offering compelling customer propositions anchored on ‘invisible payments’, and a raft of new strategic partnerships accelerating innovation. It’s an exciting time!

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At the centre of these opportunities and some of the challenges lies data – how it is interpreted into meaningful customer insight, or used to simplify customer experiences and ensure seamless interactions. This is where the ISO 20022 message standard comes in, and it is much more than just a ‘payments’ opportunity.

Customers don’t want a ‘payments experience’, they don’t even want to talk about payments. They want instantaneous, seamless, convenient and reliable movements of money.

This is not an easy thing to do, particularly in the highly regulated and security-critical context of financial services.

It’s clear, though, that those who place customer experience and transaction journeys at the heart of their payment design are those more likely to understand the opportunities ISO enables.

Becoming a market leader is a function of how quickly your organisation can begin on this journey.

Four steps of ISO 20022

Are you going to make the move?

In truth, you don’t really have a choice. If you are a business or a bank, the move to ISO 20022 is inevitable – but we would recommend you embrace it as an exciting opportunity and not as an affliction.

So what are the salient points to take forward?

Saliend points ISO 20022

If you would like to find out more about how we can help with your move to ISO 20022, please contact us.

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