[LiamPa]

It’s a shame it’s probably going to take another 10 years before any of the banks actually migrate to ISO20022 (if it ever happens) SwiftMT conversion software is currently the big sell so they don’t have to rewrite / build everything they already have.

[cess11]

In 2018 I implemented a software client that sent SEPA pain messages to the Luxembourg branch of a swedish bank. I don't know where you live, but at least in Europe this standard seems somewhat broadly adopted.

[LiamPa]

SEPA has always been ISO20022, SWIFT (US) is now following

[logicalmind]

As of early next year, the Fed (US) will not accept anything other than ISO20022 messages on their networks. So any banks that are using Fed networks are required to use ISO20022.

[LiamPa]

I wouldn’t hold your breath

[logicalmind]

I work for a large financial institution and we've been migrating our Fed network processing to ISO20022. All financial institutions we work with, and vendors who process payments for fraud and such, are also doing so. I'm highly skeptical of the date, but it is going to happen.