Reject and Return in CBPR+
Learner explains reject and return in CBPR+, describes when pacs.002 is mandatory for a final negative status, and shows how pacs.004 works as a separate settlement instruction. Learner uses real amounts, banks and message names to show how reject and return work in practice.
Reject and return in CBPR+: pacs.002 and pacs.004, the rules that decide everything.
What You Can Do After This Chapter
Learning objective. Learner explains reject and return in CBPR+, describes when pacs.002 is mandatory for a final negative status, and shows how pacs.004 works as a separate settlement instruction. Learner uses real amounts, banks and message names to show how reject and return work in practice.
Practical assessment. Learner receives a case where a USD 250,000 CBPR+ payment from London to New York is rejected for a wrong account, then drafts the pacs.002 rejection, the pacs.004 return with a different return amount and charges, and a note on the Return Chain and on INDA and INGA reason handling. Learner also explains when a negative camt.029 answer is allowed and which codes it may carry.
Expected deliverables.
- pacs.002 rejection draft for the USD 250,000 payment
- pacs.004 return draft with charges and return amount
- Return Chain diagram for the correspondent route
- Note on INDA and INGA and on final negative status rules
Completion criterion. Learner drafts a correct pacs.002 and pacs.004 with accurate amounts, charges and reason codes, and explains the Return Chain and INDA and INGA clearly. and the Return Chain explanation is accurate and complete.
- Reject vs Return: The One Rule That Decides
- pacs.002 Payment Status Report in Depth
- pacs.004 Payment Return in Depth
- Nostro and Vostro Relationships and the INDA/INGA Settlement Method in Reject and Return Flows
- Worked Example: A Rejected USD 100,000 Payment Traced Bank by Bank
- Worked Example: A Returned EUR 50,000 Payment with a Partial Amount and Charges
- Exercise: Decide Reject or Return
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