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INTRAFIN Inward SWIFT Payments can provide your Bank’s
international back office operations with day-to-day
processing efficiencies. Its unique features can be used to:
Load inward SWIFT Single Customer Credit Transfer messages in MT103 or
MT103+ format.
Load inward SWIFT General Financial Institution Transfer messages in
MT202 format.
Load inward ‘Notice to Receive’ (MT210) messages prepared by a non-
Intrafin application.
Automatically generate ‘Notice to Receive’ (MT210) details for each
MT103/103+ message in System Base Currency, where cover will be paid
to us via the Sender’s correspondent.
Automatically match new inward payment details against pre-recorded
‘Notice to Receive’ instructions and optionally generate a ‘Payment
Received’ message to send to the ‘expecting’ application.
Optionally print a hard copy of the original payment message details as
it is loaded into Intrafin.
Online inquiry and printing inward payment details on request.
Store payments until Value Date or effecting payment using forward
value-dated accounting entries.
Assign transaction reference numbering, transaction tracking, and audit
trail.
Validate beneficiary account numbers.
Perform currency conversions using both Spot/Carded and Forward
Exchange Contract rates.
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Prompt for special attention to payments that exceed thresholds and
input of Dealer Booking numbers and special exchange rates.
Effect payment (net of any processing commission/fees) using a choice
of payment methods.
Generate all related multi-currency accounting entries and printing of
beneficiary payment advices.
Update Intrafin FX Positions and Exposures.
Include transaction details on existing daily transaction journals and
summaries.
Seamless integration with INTRAFIN Transaction Checking & Authorisation
Supervisor (TCAS) facility allows you to control whether an inward SWIFT
Payment requires second operator checking and authorisation at various
points in its life cycle. TCAS can be activated whenever an MT103 or MT202
message qualifies for straight-through processing (STP), when it is received
by Online Gateway Processing, repaired/modified, paid, canceled, or
‘returned/rejected’. MT210 (Expect to Receive) type messages are not
subject to TCAS checking or authorisation.
Details of Bank Drafts can be interfaced with Back-Office for centralised
maintenance of the Drafts Inventory, auto-reconciliation of paid drafts, issue
of stop-payment requests and other associated SWIFT-related messages.