RBS Adopts Single-Platform Transaction Messaging for Corporates

Royal Bank of Scotland

Companies that rely on a range of banks to execute their trade transactions often use several proprietary bank systems. But they can now use the MT798 message type to exchange information with all their banks from one platform, which will use FIN, Swift’s core store and forward messaging service and will include among 41 message types import letters of credit, standby letters of credit and guarantees, and receipt of export letters of credit.

“The MT798 is a great example of how banks, corporates and Swift are working together to provide bank-agnostic solutions. We are delighted to bring this new capability to RBS customers with all the benefits it brings to both them and us," says Alastair Brown, Head of eChannels, RBS Global Transaction Services.

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