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UMR — Unique Mandate ReferenceUnique reference identifying a SEPA mandate. Maximum 35 characters.
Related: SEPA Mandate Creditor IDSCT — SEPA Credit TransferSEPA credit transfer. The equivalent for payments (not collections).
Related: SDDTARGET2 — Trans-European Automated Real-time Gross Settlement Express TransferEuropean interbank payment system. Its business days determine when SEPA debits are processed.
Related: D-dayBIC — Bank Identifier CodeSWIFT code identifying a bank. No longer mandatory for intra-European SEPA payments.
Related: IBANCCC — Customer Account CodeOld Spanish 20-digit bank account format, replaced by IBAN.
Related: IBANSEPA Mandate Signed authorization by the debtor allowing the creditor to initiate direct debit collections.
Related: UMR Creditor IDPre-notification Prior notice to the debtor before a SEPA collection. Minimum 14 calendar days.
Related: SEPA Mandate D-dayD-day Collection date (settlement date). Submission deadlines are calculated by subtracting business days.
Related: TARGET236-month rule A SEPA mandate expires if no debit is submitted within 36 consecutive months.
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