All banks and financial institutions utilise MT103, a SWIFT standard messaging protocol, as a globalised proof of payment document. Although though it is no longer the quickest or cheapest means to transport money, SWIFT, which was first established in the 1970s, remains a trustworthy way to transfer funds between markets and jurisdictions. A bank or financial institution won't often provide you an MT103 receipt; if you do, it will likely cost you as the user. The MT103 provides you with a breakdown of the transaction, including information on the sender, the organisations handling the payment, the transaction's value, fees, and more. Please contact Support for further information on this.

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An MT103 is available to you at an additional fee.

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