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ExternalCashAccountType — Cash account type (ISO 20022)

ExternalCashAccountType1Code says what kind of account is being debited or credited: current (CACC), savings (SVGS), loan (LOAN), card (CARD), salary (SLRY). It sits in the Tp/Cd of a cash account, next to its IBAN.

ExternalCashAccountType (Cash account type (ISO 20022))

ExternalCashAccountType1Code says what kind of account is being debited or credited: current (CACC), savings (SVGS), loan (LOAN), card (CARD), salary (SLRY). It sits in the Tp/Cd of a cash account, next to its IBAN.

ISO 20022 27 codes ISO 20022 Registration Authority

Overview

ExternalCashAccountType1Code says what kind of account is being debited or credited: current (CACC), savings (SVGS), loan (LOAN), card (CARD), salary (SLRY). It sits in the Tp/Cd of a cash account, next to its IBAN.

When it is used

Give it when the type changes what the account may be used for — a savings account that cannot be directly debited, a loan account, a card settlement account. It is optional in SEPA, but banks and ERPs use it to route and to reconcile.

Official source: ISO 20022 External Code Sets — publication 1Q2026 Last verified: License: CC-BY-4.0
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Account type codes (27)

CodeMeaning
CACCAccount used to post debits and credits when no specific account has been nominated
CARDAccount used for credit card payments
CASHAccount used for the payment of cash
CHARAccount used for charges if different from the account for payment
CISHAccount used for payment of income if different from the current cash account
COMMAccount used for commission if different from the account for payment
CPACAccount used to post settlement debit and credit entries on behalf of a designated Clearing Participant
LLSVAccount used for savings with special interest and withdrawal terms
LOANAccount used for loans
MGLDAccount used for a marginal lending facility
MOMAAccount used for money markets if different from the cash account
NREXAccount used for non-resident external
ODFTAccount is used for overdrafts
ONDPAccount used for overnight deposits
OTHRAccount not otherwise specified
SACCAccount used to post debit and credit entries, as a result of transactions cleared and settled through a specific clearing and settlement system
SLRYAccounts used for salary payments
SVGSAccount used for savings
TAXEAccount used for taxes if different from the account for payment
TRANA transacting account is the most basic type of bank account that you can getThe main difference between transaction and cheque accounts is that you usually do not get a cheque book with your transacting account and neither are you offered an overdraft facility.
TRASAccount used for trading if different from the current cash account
VACCAccount created virtually to facilitate collection and reconciliation
NFCANon-Resident Individual / Entity Foreign Current held domestically
RFCAResident Individual Foreign Currency held domestically
REFCResident Entity Foreign Currency held domestically
NLCYNon-Resident domestic currency account
RLCYResident domestic currency account
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