GLOBAL PAYMENTS KNOWLEDGEISO 20022 / SWIFT / SEPA / MT / MX
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Australia NPP — real-time settlement via the Fast Settlement Service

An Australian dollar payment sent day or night using a PayID instead of a BSB and account number, where the Fast Settlement Service settles each transaction one by one in real time across accounts at the Reserve Bank of Australia.

PAYMENTS SIGNAL · REFERENCE CARD

Actors

  • Riya (payer)customer
  • Bank Alfa (payer bank)bank
  • NPP / Fast Settlement Service (RBA)infrastructure
  • Nordbank (payee bank)bank
  • Arjun (payee)customer

Messages

No standard message — a book / internal transfer.

The sequence

#StepRouteKind
1Instruction (PayID)Riya pays Arjun using his PayIDRiya → Bank Alfamessage
2Resolve PayIDNPP resolves the PayID to Arjun's accountBank Alfa → NPP / FSSmessage
3DR RiyaBank Alfa debits RiyaBank Alfaposting
4FSS settlementThe Fast Settlement Service settles this payment in real timeBank Alfa → Nordbanksettlement
5CR ArjunNordbank credits Arjun, who can spend at onceNordbankposting

Exception rails

RailTriggerWhere the money ends upNext action
PayID does not resolveThe PayID Riya entered is not registered to any account — perhaps a mistyped mobile number — so NPP cannot find an account to pay.Never left Riya's account — no debit was booked because the PayID did not resolve. · No settlement occurred; the FSS only settles a payment with a valid, resolved destination.RiyaRiya checks Arjun's PayID (his mobile number) and re-enters the payment.

What this simplifies: This diagram shows one payment between two banks; it omits NPP's overlay services, connector and identified-institution roles, and the exact PayID registry and messaging mechanics.

SYNTHETIC / TRAINING ONLY — a teaching model, not production configuration or advice.