OK thanks. I was trying to find out if Truist Bank was one of them; they are among the 10 largest banks in America right now. Can't seem to find that information... although when I go to their website, it's up and running and says nothing about being down for maintenance.
I just searched the web, could find if they went down. I think they're staggering it. March 2023 all banks have to accept ISO 20022 payments and by 2025 all banks need to be fully ISO 20022 compliant
So what does ISO 2022 Compliant really mean? Digital currency? Social credits? I'm not familiar with that ISO stuff except in the engineering world where everyone was adopting ISO engineering standards back before the turn of this century.
I could not make out the names of the 17 banks, it was such a blurry video. Anyone have an actual LIST of these banks?
https://twitter.com/Rohitku24694375/status/1593873403836239873?s=20&t=ffQI2W53yp1sI2bjhMASiA
It's people informally posting screen caps on twitter.
OK thanks. I was trying to find out if Truist Bank was one of them; they are among the 10 largest banks in America right now. Can't seem to find that information... although when I go to their website, it's up and running and says nothing about being down for maintenance.
I just searched the web, could find if they went down. I think they're staggering it. March 2023 all banks have to accept ISO 20022 payments and by 2025 all banks need to be fully ISO 20022 compliant
So what does ISO 2022 Compliant really mean? Digital currency? Social credits? I'm not familiar with that ISO stuff except in the engineering world where everyone was adopting ISO engineering standards back before the turn of this century.