ISO 20022 · Billing compensation type

EDALExcess Deficit Earnings Allowance

Registered in sourceSource release: August 2026 (v3)

Published definition

The difference between the earnings allowance and the balance compensable service charges. Excess allowance occurs when the earnings allowance exceeds the total balance compensable service charges. A Deficit allowance occurs when the total balance compensable service charges exceed the earnings allowance. Excess allowances may be carried forward into future statement periods at the bank’s discretion. Deficit allowances are typically reflected as charges due to the bank in the form of DeficitEarningsAllowanceDueThisStmt (AFP code 00 02 47). This value must be sent if the bank is providing an earnings credit based on deposit balances. AFP code=00 02 41

Code set and usage

Billing compensation type contains 22 registered codes. Its exact identifier is ExternalBillingCompensationType1Code.

Specifies the type of billing compensation to be applied, as published in an external billing compensation type code set. External code sets can be downloaded from www.iso20022.org.

Use the code with the applicable message version and implementation guide. A matching code value alone does not establish the same meaning in another set.

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