Introduction |
This option allows the bank administrator to create various transaction types. For each transaction type, the bank administrator can define parameters such as initiator account type, initiator bank type, counter party type, counter party account type, counter party region, payee or debtor bank type, network, purpose, whether transaction limits should be applicable, the maximum number of entries allowed in a transaction, whether hot payment should be allowed, scheduling of transactions and recurring transactions to be allowed and the maximum scheduling period. |
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What you can do |
The table below provides a brief description of the data that should be entered on the screen and the functions you can perform: |
Field |
Description |
Transaction Category |
Select the transaction category from the drop-down. Valid Values: Receivables Payables Note: This field is mandatory. |
Transaction Type |
Select the transaction type from the drop-down. Valid Values: Funds Transfers Payments Collections Loan Redraw |
Initiator Type |
Indicates the initiator type allowed for the selected transaction type. The options available include Own Accounts and Third Party. Valid Values: Own Accounts, Third Party Accounts, Other Bank Accounts Peer ID. Note: This field is mandatory. More than one record can be selected by holding down Ctrl key. |
Initiator Account Type |
Indicates the type of accounts from which such transaction types can be initiated. The options available include Operative, Loan and Deposit accounts. Note: This field is mandatory. More than one record can be selected by holding down Ctrl key. |
Initiator Bank Type |
Indicates the type of bank to which the initiator account must belong to for the specified transaction type. The options available include Own Bank and Other Banks. Note: This field is mandatory. More than one record can be selected by holding down Ctrl key. |
Peer to Peer Service Provider |
Select Peer to Peer Service provider from the drop down Note: This field is alphanumeric. This field is mandatory when user selects Peer Id as initiator type. |
Counter Party Type |
Indicates the type of counter parties allowed for the particular type of transaction. The options available include Own Accounts in Home bank, Own accounts in Other bank, Third party Accounts in Home Bank, Personal Payees, Payment and Presentment Billers, Shopping Mall Payees, Employees, and Debtors and Peer to Peer Counterparty. Peer to Peer Debtor, Peer to Peer Creditor, Ad hoc Peer to Peer debtor, Ad hoc Peer to Peer creditor as counterparty to this field’. Note: This field is mandatory. More than one record can be selected by holding down Ctrl key. If the bank administrator selects Peer ID as initiator type, then it is Mandatory that bank administrator can select any combination of the below listed counterparty type
If user selects other than Peer Id in Initiator type and selects any Peer based counterparties then,system will display appropriate error message. |
Counter Party Account Type |
Indicates the type of accounts of the counter party allowed for initiating the transactions. The options available include operative, loan, deposit accounts and Peer to Peer IDs. Note: This field is mandatory. More than one record can be selected by holding down Ctrl key. Number of Peer to Peer IDs depends on the number of P2P service providers tied up with the bank. |
Counter Party Region |
Indicates the region to which the counter parties allowed for the transaction type belong to. The options include Domestic and International. Note: This field is mandatory. More than one record can be selected by holding down Ctrl key. |
Payee/Debtor Bank Type |
Indicates the type of banks to which the accounts of the counter party defined is allowed to belong to. The options available include Home Bank and Other Bank. Note: This field is mandatory. More than one record can be selected by holding down Ctrl key. |
Counter Party ID |
Any specific counter party can be associated with the transaction type being defined, by specifying the counter party IDs here. |
Network |
Indicates the networks allowed for the transaction type. The options may include ACH, SWIFT, RTGS, Within Bank and No Network. Note: This field is mandatory. More than one record can be selected by holding down Ctrl key. |
Purpose |
The purpose allowed for the transaction type can be selected from the list screen. The values for this field can be created under COCD type TXP. Note: This field is mandatory. More than one record can be selected by holding down Ctrl key. |
Transaction Limits Applicable |
Indicates whether transaction limits should be applied for the transaction type, can be indicated through the check box. |
Maximum number of entries in a transaction |
Specify the maximum number of entries allowed for the transaction type. Note: This field is mandatory. |
Hot Payment Allowed |
Indicates whether hot payment to be allowed for the transaction type, can be indicated through the check box. |
Scheduling Allowed |
Indicates whether scheduling of transactions to be allowed for the transaction type, can be indicated through the check box. |
Recurring Allowed |
Indicates if recurring type of transaction to be allowed for the transaction type, can be indicated through the check box. |
Maximum scheduling period (in days) |
The maximum period (in days) for which this transaction type can be scheduled. |
Template Supported |
Select valid value for this field. Note:
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Notification for Payment Required |
Select the appropriate radio button to activate the payment notification for the transaction type. Valid Values: Yes No Note:
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Terms & Conditions Required |
Select the appropriate option button to enable the terms and condition hyperlink at the transaction screens. |
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Create a new transaction type with the parameters specified. |
Reset |
Reset the data specified. |
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