GLOBAL PAYMENTS KNOWLEDGEISO 20022 / SWIFT / SEPA / MT / MX
PAYMENTSSIGNAL

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DRILL · POINT-TO-POINT VERSUS END-TO-END REFERENCES

The words behind Point-to-point versus end-to-end references

Read the plain-language definition, then name the term it describes.

A reference created by whichever bank sends a message, meaningful only to that bank and its immediate receiver — the next bank in the chain may replace it with one of its own.

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THE DRILL AS TEXT

  1. A reference created by whichever bank sends a message, meaningful only to that bank and its immediate receiver — the next bank in the chain may replace it with one of its own.
    • Instruction identification
  2. A reference assigned once by the debtor (or the debtor's bank, if none was given) that must travel unchanged through every bank in the chain and be reported to the creditor.
    • End-to-end identification

This drill is built from Point-to-point versus end-to-end references — it rearranges material written and sourced on that page rather than asserting anything new, so every claim in it is checkable there.