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

The interactive academy for the standards, messages, and rails that move money.

PROGRESS
RECALL

Explain it back

Reading is not knowing. Answer out loud from memory, say how sure you were, and then check yourself against the thing that separates a good answer from a passable one.

Nothing to recall yet. Pass a topic’s checkpoint and its interview questions start appearing here — start with a checkpoint.

WHY THE CONFIDENCE STEP

Getting something wrong is ordinary and easy to fix. Being certain and wrong is different: you will not revisit it, because you do not know it is broken — and it is the state that costs an interview. You cannot spot it in yourself unless you commit to how sure you are before the answer appears. That is the whole reason the button comes first, and why the record it builds is worth reading on your account page.

WHAT A PROMPT LOOKS LIKE

A cross-border payment is sent with the charge option SHA (shared). Who bears which charges?

Correct answer: The payer pays their own bank's charges, and any further charges in the chain are borne by the payee..

WHAT A STRONG ANSWER ADDSFor Payments basics checkpoint, show the reasoning, assumptions, and control points behind the answer.

COMMUNITY SIGNAL

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