Resources Whitepaper

May 14, 2025

ISO 20022 The New Language of Global Payments

Learn more about Swift and the banking industry's global migration to the ISO 20022 global messaging standard and what the implications are for treasury.

A Blueprint for Treasury

This whitepaper explores the global shift to ISO 20022, a new messaging standard for payments that enhances data quality, compliance, and automation. This change will have wide-ranging impacts across messaging standards, operational models, market infrastructure, and payments capabilities. Learn how corporates can prepare for the transition and leverage digital solutions for success.


Key Takeaways of the Whitepaper

Structured Data Unlocks Efficiency

ISO 20022 enables richer, standardized data that improves automation, reconciliation, and compliance.

Migration Requires Action Now

With MT messages being phased out by 2025, corporates must assess systems, formats, and bank readiness.

Digital Partners Accelerate Readiness

 Simplify migration, reduce friction, and unlock strategic value in treasury operations with the right guidance.

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