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Few sample bulk/Batch payments includes salary payments, multi-invoice payments, supplier payments, multiple refund processing, etc.
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Customer Experience Guidelines
2.1 Initiation of Bulk/Batch Payment
2.1.1 Customer Experience Journey:
UBusiness Business user/customer can initiate, through PISPs, Bulk/Batch payments allowing them to make multiple payments from their payment accounts.
The authentication approach used in this journey replicates single domestic payment-a/c selection @PISP (supplementary info)*, where there is supplementary information to be displayed. If the payment order is incomplete then the principles of journey single domestic payment-a/c selection @ASPSP* will apply.
The following definitions of Bulk and Batch payments are used:
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Batch Payment: A group of payments (e.g. in a file) to be paid to multiple creditor accounts from multiple debtor accounts. These may involve different payment execution dates, currencies and payment schemes.
These variations are defined in single domestic paymentworking document 1.
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2.1.2
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Customer Experience Checklist and
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Customer Experience Considerations
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S. No. | Customer Experience Checklist and Customer Experience Considerations | Participant | Implementation Requirements | ||
1 | Minimum Set of Parameters PISPs must either allow usersuser/customers customer to specify any of the below information or pre-populate this information on their behalf for the bulk Bulk & batch Batch payments: · Total amount of all payments in the bulkBulk/ batchBatch and currency · Number of payments included in the bulkBulk/ batchBatch · Reference for the file (as per best practice) |
PISP | Required
Required | ||
2 | User/Customer payment Account Selection: IfPISPs allow usersuser/customers customer to import/upload a batchBatch/bulk Bulk file of payments, then the file may contain one user/customer payment Account (for bulkBulk) or multiple user/customer payment Accounts (for batchBatch). In this case PISPs should not allow the customer to define a user/customer payment Account for the bulk Bulk or batchBatch. PISPs could may read the file and pre-populate the user/customer payment Account in the case of bulk Bulk payments. Moreover, PISPs could may use the user/customer payment Account sort code(s) IBAN to identify and pre-populate the user's/customer's ASPSP that the bulkBulk/batch Batch needs to be submitted for processing. Otherwise, if no external file upload or user/customer payment Account(s) in the file, PISPs should must allow usersuser/customers to either: · Enter the user/customer payment Account details (one or multiple) · Select their account details (assumes they have been saved previously and a user/customer is required to verify/authorize the account identification details in a PISP before storing it in PISP) · Select their ASPSP in order to select their user/customer payment Account from there | PISP RequiredPISP |
Required | ||
3 | Minimum Set of Parameters: IfPISPs allows usersuser/customers to import/upload a batchBulk/ bulk Batch file of payments, then the file may contain the payment scheme(s) and the requested execution date(s) for the bulkBulk/batch Batch of payments. In this case, PISPs should not allow the customer to define the payment scheme and the requested execution date. PISPs may read the file and pre-populate the payment scheme and the requested execution date in the case of bulk Bulk payments and also for the batch Batch payments if the same throughout the file. Otherwise, if no external file upload or payment scheme and the requested execution date in the file, PISPs should must allow usersuser/customers customer to specify the below information: · Instruction instrument (payment scheme) · Requested Execution date Note: For batch Batch payments this will only hold if these parameters will need to apply to all the transactions within the batchBatch
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PISPPISP |
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44 | User/Customer Consent to PISP: PISPs must request for the user's/customer's consent to the payment clearly displaying any of the following information if specified by usersuser/customers or pre- populated by PISPs: · Total amount of all payments in the bulkBulk/ batchBatch and currency (subject to item #2 options) · Number of payments included in the bulkBulk/ batchBatch (subject to item #2 options) · Reference for the file (as per best practice) (subject to item #2 options) · Instruction instrument (payment scheme) (subject to item #1 options) · Requested Execution date (subject to item #1 options) · User/Customer payment Account or selected ASPSP (subject to item #3#2 options) o Note 1: If user/customer payment Account is selected in previous screen, PISPs should mask the account details o Note 2: If user/customer payment Account details are provided, PISPs couldmay use the account IBAN to derive and display the ASPSP PISPs must provide messaging to inform user/customers that they will be taken to their ASPSPs to complete the payment. Example wording: "You will be securely transferred to your ASPSP to authenticate and make the payment”payment" CX consideration: · Generic PISP to ASPSP redirection screen and message . | PISP | Required |
PISP |
Required |
5 | SCA-Strong Customer Authentication: SCA (including dynamic linking) must be the only action required at the ASPSPs (unless supplementary information required). The ASPSP authentication must have no more than the number of steps that the user/customer would experience when directly accessing the ASPSP channel
CX CX consideration: · If SCA as described in this section cannot occur on the same screen as #5 of displaying the amount and the payee (e.g. for some biometric authentications methods), then ASPSPs should offer usersuser/customers options to proceed or cancel the payment with "equal prominence” |
ASPSP Required |
Required | ||
6 | Additional Supplementary Information: Although the payee details and total amount are known to the ASPSP before the user/customer is authenticated, · ASPSPs must introduce a step after authentication to allow usersuser/customers to provide additional information associated with the bulkBulk/ batchBatch payment in order to complete the payment instructions, if the payment order is incomplete. This information may include: o User/Customer payment Account Identification details (for bulkBulk payments only) o Instruction instrument (payment scheme) (for bulkBulk payments and for batchBatch only if it applies to all payments in the batchBatch) o Requested Execution date (for bulkBulk payments and for batchBatch only if it applies to all payments in the batchBatch) · ASPSPs shouldmust be able to introduce a step after authentication to display additional /supplementary information in relation to the bulkBulk\ batchBatch payment instructions such as expected execution date, specific terms related to this payment type, charges etc.
CX consideration: · ASPSPs should also display to usersuser/customers all the payment instruction information received from PISPs · ASPSPs mustshould inform usersuser/customers about their “point of no return” for making the payment and that their payment will be made after pressing the proceed button. Example wording: "Proceed to make payment” · ASPSPs mustshould allow usersuser/customers to review the information described above. The user/customer can either proceed with the payment or cancel it, on the same screen using options with “equal prominence” · Generic ASPSP to PISP redirection Screen and message . | ASPSP | Required |
ASPSP |
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7 | PISP Confirmation PISPs must display the information received from the ASPSP. This information may include: · The unique identifier assigned to the payment instruction by ASPSPs · The payment status (and status update date & time) - Confirmation of successful payment initiation If received form ASPSPs , PISPs must display the information received from the ASPSP. This information may include: · The expected payment execution date & time · The expected settlement date & time (i.e. the value date of the payment) · The ASPSP charges (where applicable) |
ASPSP
PISP |
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8 | Further Payment Status Update PISPs must follow up with ASPSPs in order to check and update the usersuser/customers with the most updated information that can be received by ASPSPs in relation to the execution of the payment. For more details on Payment Status, please also refer to section Payment Status | PISP | Required |
PISP |
Required |
3. API specification: Brief description
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