camt.026.001.03
Scope The Unable To Apply message is sent by a case creator or a case assigner to a case assignee. This message is used to initiate an investigation of a payment instruction that cannot be executed or reconciled. Usage The Unable To Apply case occurs in two situations:
- an agent cannot execute the payment instruction due to missing or incorrect information
- a creditor cannot reconcile the payment entry as it is received unexpectedly, or missing or incorrect information prevents reconciliation The Unable To Apply message
- always follows the reverse route of the original payment instruction
- must be forwarded to the preceding agents in the payment processing chain, where appropriate
- covers one and only one payment instruction (or payment entry) at a time; if several payment instructions cannot be executed or several payment entries cannot be reconciled, then multiple Unable To Apply messages must be sent. Depending on what stage the payment is and what has been done to it, for example incorrect routing, errors/omissions when processing the instruction or even the absence of any error, the unable to apply case may lead to a:
- Additional Payment Information message, sent to the case creator/case assigner, if a truncation or omission in a payment instruction prevented reconciliation.
- Request To Cancel Payment message, sent to the subsequent agent in the payment processing chain, if the original payment instruction has been incorrectly routed through the chain of agents (this also entails a new corrected payment instruction being issued). Prior to sending the payment cancellation request, the agent should first send a resolution indicating that a cancellation will follow (CWFW).
- Request To Modify Payment message, sent to the subsequent agent in the payment processing chain, if a truncation or omission has occurred during the processing of the original payment instruction. Prior to sending the modify payment request, the agent should first send a resolution indicating that a modification will follow (MWFW).
- Debit Authorisation Request message, sent to the case creator/case assigner, if the payment instruction has reached an incorrect creditor. The UnableToApply message has the following main characteristics:
- Case Identification and Reason Code: The case creator (the instructed party/creditor of a payment instruction) assigns a unique case identification and optionally the reason code for the Unable To Apply message. This information will be passed unchanged to all subsequent case assignees.
- Underlying Payment Instruction Identification: The case creator specifies the identification of the underlying payment instruction. This identification needs to be updated by the subsequent case assigner(s) in order to match the one used with their case assignee(s).
- Unable To Apply Justification: The Unable To Apply Justification element allows the assigner to indicate whether a specific element causes the unable to apply situation (incorrect element and/or mismatched element can be listed) or whether any supplementary information needs to be forwarded.
Message Construction
Every ISO20022 message has at the highest level what we call ‘building blocks’. Because the message is constructed as immutable records, the association is by composition. Below you can see the relationship between the message and its constituent building blocks: For comparison, see the ISO20022 official specification
classDiagram direction LR %% UnableToApplyV03 recursion level 0 with max 0 UnableToApplyV03 *-- "1..1" CaseAssignment2 : Assignment UnableToApplyV03 *-- "1..1" Case2 : Case UnableToApplyV03 *-- "1..1" IUnderlyingTransaction1Choice : Underlying UnableToApplyV03 *-- "1..1" IUnableToApplyJustification2Choice : Justification
Now, we will zero-in one-by-one on each of these building blocks.
Assignment building block
Identifies the assignment of an investigation case from an assigner to an assignee. Usage: The Assigner must be the sender of this confirmation and the Assignee must be the receiver. Set of elements used to represent the assignment of a case to a party. For comparison, see the ISO20022 official specification
classDiagram direction tb %% CaseAssignment2 recursion level 0 with max 1 class CaseAssignment2{ Identification IsoMax35Text CreationDateTime IsoISODateTime } CaseAssignment2 *-- "1..1" IParty7Choice : Assigner CaseAssignment2 *-- "1..1" IParty7Choice : Assignee %% IParty7Choice recursion level 1 with max 1 %% IParty7Choice recursion level 1 with max 1
CaseAssignment2 members
Member name | Description | Data Type / Multiplicity |
---|---|---|
Identification | Uniquely identifies the case assignment. | IsoMax35Text - Required 1..1 |
Assigner | Party who assigns the case. | Usage: This is also the sender of the message. |
Assignee | Party to which the case is assigned. | Usage: This is also the receiver of the message. |
CreationDateTime | Date and time at which the assignment was created. | IsoISODateTime - Required 1..1 |
Case building block
Identifies the investigation case. Set of elements used to identify a case. For comparison, see the ISO20022 official specification
classDiagram direction tb %% Case2 recursion level 0 with max 1 class Case2{ Identification IsoMax35Text ReopenCaseIndication IsoYesNoIndicator } Case2 *-- "1..1" IParty7Choice : Creator %% IParty7Choice recursion level 1 with max 1
Case2 members
Member name | Description | Data Type / Multiplicity |
---|---|---|
Identification | Uniquely identifies the case. | IsoMax35Text - Required 1..1 |
Creator | Party that created the investigation case. | IParty7Choice - Required 1..1 |
ReopenCaseIndication | Indicates whether or not the case was previously closed and is now re-opened. | IsoYesNoIndicator - Optional 0..1 |
Underlying building block
References the payment instruction or statement entry that a party is unable to execute or unable to reconcile. Specifies the details of the underlying transaction on which the investigation is processed. For comparison, see the ISO20022 official specification
classDiagram direction tb %% IUnderlyingTransaction1Choice recursion level 0 with max 1
UnderlyingTransaction1Choice members
Member name | Description | Data Type / Multiplicity |
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Justification building block
Explains the reason why the case creator is unable to apply the instruction. Specifies the details of missing information or the complete set of available information. For comparison, see the ISO20022 official specification
classDiagram direction tb %% IUnableToApplyJustification2Choice recursion level 0 with max 1
UnableToApplyJustification2Choice members
Member name | Description | Data Type / Multiplicity |
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Extensibility and generalization considerations
To facilitate generalized design patterns in the system, the UnableToApplyV03 implementation follows a specific implementaiton pattern. First of all, UnableToApplyV03 impleemnts IOuterRecord indicating it is the outermost logical part of the message definition. Like all message wrappers, UnableToApplyV03Document implements IOuterDocument. Because UnableToApplyV03 implements IOuterDocument, it is a suitable template parameter for IOuterDocument, and causes the internal ‘Message’ to be of type UnableToApplyV03.
classDiagram class IOuterRecord UnableToApplyV03 --|> IOuterRecord : Implements UnableToApplyV03Document --|> IOuterDocument~UnableToApplyV03~ : Implements class IOuterDocument~UnableToApplyV03~ { UnableToApplyV03 Message }
Document wrapper for serialization
The only real purpose UnableToApplyV03Document serves is to cause the document to be serialized into the ‘urn:iso:std:iso:20022:tech:xsd:camt.026.001.03’ namespace. Therefore, it will probably be the usual practice to build the message and construct this wrapper at the last minute using UnableToApplyV03.ToDocument() method. The returned UnableToApplyV03Document value will serialize correctly according to ISO 20022 standards.
classDiagram UnableToApplyV03Document *-- UnableToApplyV03 : Document
Sample of message format
This is an abbreviated version of what the message should look like.
<Document xmlns="urn:iso:std:iso:20022:tech:xsd:camt.026.001.03">
<UblToApply>
<Assgnmt>
<!-- Assignment inner content -->
</Assgnmt>
<Case>
<!-- Case inner content -->
</Case>
<Undrlyg>
<!-- Underlying inner content -->
</Undrlyg>
<Justfn>
<!-- Justification inner content -->
</Justfn>
</UblToApply>
</Document>
Data from ISO specification
This is the technical data from the specification document.
<messageDefinition
xmi:id="_hCmh-NE_Ed-BzquC8wXy7w_120677065"
nextVersions="_sMkS8FkyEeGeoaLUQk__nA_-161761575"
name="UnableToApplyV03"
definition="Scope
The Unable To Apply message is sent by a case creator or a case assigner to a case assignee. This message is used to initiate an investigation of a payment instruction that cannot be executed or reconciled.
Usage
The Unable To Apply case occurs in two situations:
- an agent cannot execute the payment instruction due to missing or incorrect information
- a creditor cannot reconcile the payment entry as it is received unexpectedly, or missing or incorrect information prevents reconciliation
The Unable To Apply message
- always follows the reverse route of the original payment instruction
- must be forwarded to the preceding agents in the payment processing chain, where appropriate
- covers one and only one payment instruction (or payment entry) at a time; if several payment instructions cannot be executed or several payment entries cannot be reconciled, then multiple Unable To Apply messages must be sent.
Depending on what stage the payment is and what has been done to it, for example incorrect routing, errors/omissions when processing the instruction or even the absence of any error, the unable to apply case may lead to a:
- Additional Payment Information message, sent to the case creator/case assigner, if a truncation or omission in a payment instruction prevented reconciliation.
- Request To Cancel Payment message, sent to the subsequent agent in the payment processing chain, if the original payment instruction has been incorrectly routed through the chain of agents (this also entails a new corrected payment instruction being issued). Prior to sending the payment cancellation request, the agent should first send a resolution indicating that a cancellation will follow (CWFW).
- Request To Modify Payment message, sent to the subsequent agent in the payment processing chain, if a truncation or omission has occurred during the processing of the original payment instruction. Prior to sending the modify payment request, the agent should first send a resolution indicating that a modification will follow (MWFW).
- Debit Authorisation Request message, sent to the case creator/case assigner, if the payment instruction has reached an incorrect creditor.
The UnableToApply message has the following main characteristics:
- Case Identification and Reason Code:
The case creator (the instructed party/creditor of a payment instruction) assigns a unique case identification and optionally
the reason code for the Unable To Apply message. This information will be passed unchanged to all subsequent case
assignees.
- Underlying Payment Instruction Identification:
The case creator specifies the identification of the underlying payment instruction. This identification needs to be updated
by the subsequent case assigner(s) in order to match the one used with their case assignee(s).
- Unable To Apply Justification:
The Unable To Apply Justification element allows the assigner to indicate whether a specific element causes the unable
to apply situation (incorrect element and/or mismatched element can be listed) or whether any supplementary information
needs to be forwarded."
registrationStatus="Registered"
messageSet="_urpIICeJEeOCeO5e7islRQ"
xmlTag="UblToApply"
rootElement="Document"
xmlns:xmi="http://www.omg.org/XMI">
<messageBuildingBlock
xmi:id="_hCmh-dE_Ed-BzquC8wXy7w_1294030861"
name="Assignment"
definition="Identifies the assignment of an investigation case from an assigner to an assignee.
Usage: The Assigner must be the sender of this confirmation and the Assignee must be the receiver."
registrationStatus="Provisionally Registered"
maxOccurs="1"
minOccurs="1"
xmlTag="Assgnmt"
complexType="_T9Nac9p-Ed-ak6NoX_4Aeg_-1609381277" />
<messageBuildingBlock
xmi:id="_hCmh-tE_Ed-BzquC8wXy7w_1294030685"
name="Case"
definition="Identifies the investigation case."
registrationStatus="Provisionally Registered"
maxOccurs="1"
minOccurs="1"
xmlTag="Case"
complexType="_SpAnptp-Ed-ak6NoX_4Aeg_-1565053133" />
<messageBuildingBlock
xmi:id="_hCwS8NE_Ed-BzquC8wXy7w_1294030738"
name="Underlying"
definition="References the payment instruction or statement entry that a party is unable to execute or unable to reconcile."
registrationStatus="Provisionally Registered"
maxOccurs="1"
minOccurs="1"
xmlTag="Undrlyg"
complexType="_P9DXuNp-Ed-ak6NoX_4Aeg_-2030379979" />
<messageBuildingBlock
xmi:id="_hCwS8dE_Ed-BzquC8wXy7w_120677127"
name="Justification"
definition="Explains the reason why the case creator is unable to apply the instruction."
registrationStatus="Provisionally Registered"
maxOccurs="1"
minOccurs="1"
xmlTag="Justfn"
complexType="_T-i3M9p-Ed-ak6NoX_4Aeg_-1089125452" />
<messageDefinitionIdentifier
businessArea="camt"
messageFunctionality="026"
flavour="001"
version="03" />
</messageDefinition>
ISO Building Blocks
The following items are used as building blocks to construct this message.