Banks set out Sepa direct debit exception handling guidance

A Sepa migration forum facilitated by the Euro Banking Association has set out its best practice guidelines on direct debit exception handling.

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Banks set out Sepa direct debit exception handling guidance

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The Sepa migration action round table (Smart) presented its advice on dealing with so-called R transactions - rejects, refusals, returns, refunds, reversals, revocations and requests for cancellation - at a Sibos panel today.

The document - backed by nearly 20 major payment banks, including BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and RBS - concentrates on the issuing and operational processing of R transactions as well as the charging and handling of related fees.

Jan Paul van Pul, head, market infrastructures, ABN Amro, and Smart chairman, says: "We hope that the practical guidance provided by our forum will help banks across Europe to further increase the straight-through processing rate of R-transactions and - where possible - to reduce their occurrence."

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