Hello may I ask for the Scenario 1 example, when the Issuer response, shouldn't it be 0112? And for Scenario 3 when the issuer response to auth "advice", why is it still Stand - in because issuer is responding not the scheme responding on behalf of the issuer (and also should it be 0132?) Thank you in advance!
Hi, In Scenario 1. Issuer is responding the original message originated from the acquirer, so it will be 0100/0110. Scenario 3 - Issuer is responding to an advice sent by Schemes which is 0120/0130. (you should see it from the perspective of how / who originated it)
Great explanation. I have a question. In Network Management Message slide, i see that both sign on messages initiated by acquirer and issuer to scheme are 0800/810. In the issuer case why isn't it 0802/0812 since the last digit indicates that issuer initiated message should contain the value 2, not 0, which is for acquirer.
Good question. from a scheme perspective, since it comes from a participant/member, who can be issuer or acquirer or both. I believe it is kept as 0800 :)
@@LearnPaymentsis it same for original transactions?As based on the 1st example where acquirer raised a txn so it's msg types are 0100/0110,then why isn't 0102/0112 for issuer txn. I knew that for both issuing/Acquiring txn msg type will be 0100/0110,but after watching your video I got this doubt .Can you please explain me.
Hi Excellent videos on payment systems. I have one question in DMS, is there a scenario where acquirer send a ISO8583 messages for settlement instead of a clearing file ?. Acquirer send an authorization message and receive response back from issuer and then issuer sent a settlement message ( MTI 0200 and processing code 00) to issuer, issuer uses retrieval reference number and find the original authorization transaction and does the actual transaction (removing the hold on the account ). where does this scenario comes into picture
Hi Vijay, I'm not aware on any full course on Cards & Payments. I'd suggest you read any Scheme message specifications to get a good understanding of DEs, take a switch specification of your choice and understand the features. It'd be a good starting point.
1) In 420 - Is Partial reversal is Possible? If yes, please tell me if there are any conditions to perform partial reversals. 2) Customer initiates the Txn for 100$ and the Exchange rate is 1 hence the Txn amount is 100 (Request sent successfully and authorized and Hold Placed). When the user reverses the particular transaction (In that time the Exchange rate is 1.10) In this case the amount should be 110$. Please explain what will be expected here?
1) Yes partial reversals are possible with a 0420 message. Partial reversals cab happen when a merchant enters an incorrect amount, and wants to correct it. It can be a 0400 or 0420 message. a 0420 would be received by an issuer if a scheme decides the reversals and just intimates the issuer that the transaction is reversed already. 2) Reversals usually happen within the same day, within few minutes. so the exchange rate fluctuation is not possible. Usually fluctuations happen if the day has crossed, Usually by this time the merchant would have submitted the clearing and then the merchant needs to submit a refund (and it will be with a different currency conversion rate). Issuers need to take with the newer rate.
Great Video! QQ - You mentioned that A debit card transaction is a 02..Does this mean a debit card don't have authorisations? I always thought a debit card transaction will have authorisation followed up by a clearing? Kindly advise.
Hi Vivek, Usually any financial transaction messages 02 (used for Debit cards) dont have clearing. However some issuers may want to receive the clearing file. But usually 02xx dont have clearing.
If the Issuer Bank platform is not responsive for some reason (say its down due to network or technical failure), Schemes can take a decision on behalf of Issuer. An example of Stand-in.
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is there any similar agreement like stand in for scheme to send 0420 to the issues advising reversal of authorization ?
if the question is during the transactions during stand-in...answer is yes.
Very nice sir cleared the doubt
Hello may I ask for the Scenario 1 example, when the Issuer response, shouldn't it be 0112? And for Scenario 3 when the issuer response to auth "advice", why is it still Stand - in because issuer is responding not the scheme responding on behalf of the issuer (and also should it be 0132?) Thank you in advance!
Hi, In Scenario 1. Issuer is responding the original message originated from the acquirer, so it will be 0100/0110.
Scenario 3 - Issuer is responding to an advice sent by Schemes which is 0120/0130.
(you should see it from the perspective of how / who originated it)
Good videoo
Awesome explanation,How can get the visa base 1 tech doc .
Your Bank or FI's scheme rep should be able to provide the same,
Great explanation. I have a question.
In Network Management Message slide, i see that both sign on messages initiated by acquirer and issuer to scheme are 0800/810. In the issuer case why isn't it 0802/0812 since the last digit indicates that issuer initiated message should contain the value 2, not 0, which is for acquirer.
Good question. from a scheme perspective, since it comes from a participant/member, who can be issuer or acquirer or both. I believe it is kept as 0800 :)
Thanks very much. This makes sense.
@@LearnPaymentsis it same for original transactions?As based on the 1st example where acquirer raised a txn so it's msg types are 0100/0110,then why isn't 0102/0112 for issuer txn.
I knew that for both issuing/Acquiring txn msg type will be 0100/0110,but after watching your video I got this doubt .Can you please explain me.
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ISO 20022 , ISO 8583 & ISO 15022 are three popular payment standards. We can study all three for indepth understanding
Hi Excellent videos on payment systems. I have one question in DMS, is there a scenario where acquirer send a ISO8583 messages for settlement instead of a clearing file ?. Acquirer send an authorization message and receive response back from issuer and then issuer sent a settlement message ( MTI 0200 and processing code 00) to issuer, issuer uses retrieval reference number and find the original authorization transaction and does the actual transaction (removing the hold on the account ). where does this scenario comes into picture
Hi Nibin, thanks for the feedback. I’ve never come across 0100 followed by 0200. Usually there are pre-auth completion messages.
I want a full course on cards and payment. Can you suggest any course ?
Hi Vijay, I'm not aware on any full course on Cards & Payments. I'd suggest you read any Scheme message specifications to get a good understanding of DEs, take a switch specification of your choice and understand the features. It'd be a good starting point.
1) In 420 - Is Partial reversal is Possible? If yes, please tell me if there are any conditions to perform partial reversals.
2) Customer initiates the Txn for 100$ and the Exchange rate is 1 hence the Txn amount is 100 (Request sent successfully and authorized and Hold Placed). When the user reverses the particular transaction (In that time the Exchange rate is 1.10) In this case the amount should be 110$. Please explain what will be expected here?
1) Yes partial reversals are possible with a 0420 message.
Partial reversals cab happen when a merchant enters an incorrect amount, and wants to correct it. It can be a 0400 or 0420 message. a 0420 would be received by an issuer if a scheme decides the reversals and just intimates the issuer that the transaction is reversed already.
2) Reversals usually happen within the same day, within few minutes. so the exchange rate fluctuation is not possible. Usually fluctuations happen if the day has crossed, Usually by this time the merchant would have submitted the clearing and then the merchant needs to submit a refund (and it will be with a different currency conversion rate). Issuers need to take with the newer rate.
@@LearnPayments Thanks a lot for your response. It's a bit clear now!!
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Great Video!
QQ - You mentioned that A debit card transaction is a 02..Does this mean a debit card don't have authorisations? I always thought a debit card transaction will have authorisation followed up by a clearing? Kindly advise.
Hi Vivek,
Usually any financial transaction messages 02 (used for Debit cards) dont have clearing. However some issuers may want to receive the clearing file. But usually 02xx dont have clearing.
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you can email me at learn.payments.2020@gmail.com
In the Scenario 4, finally the transaction fails?
Perfect
Can you make a video on Field 55? Thanks.
Hi Sir,
What is mean by "Scheme" in this example?
Visa or MC
Interchange like (visa,master,rupay etc)
Thanks
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What is the scheme here mainly??
Scheme here refers to MasterCard or Visa or other card brands !
Can you provide the slides you are using, please?
can you please email me at learn.payments.2020@gmail.com
Can you explain Stand-In with example?
If the Issuer Bank platform is not responsive for some reason (say its down due to network or technical failure), Schemes can take a decision on behalf of Issuer. An example of Stand-in.
Sir, Can you please provide pdf or slide for notes?
Hi Anshul, Check it out here github.com/satishvt/learn-payments
@@LearnPayments Thank you so much🙏
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where is ISO8583 decode?