ISO 20022 · Payment transaction status
ACSPAccepted for execution
Published definition
All preceding checks such as technical validation and customer profile were successful and therefore the payment instruction has been accepted for execution.
What does ACSP establish?
The reported instruction has passed checks such as technical validation and customer profile validation. The code describes acceptance for execution, rather than the final account entry.
Read ACSP alongside the transaction reference, reporting party and status time. The applicable bank or payment system guide determines which status updates you receive.
ACSP and ACCC describe different facts.
ACSPInstruction acceptedPreceding checks passed and the instruction was accepted for execution.
ACCCCreditor account settledSettlement on the creditor’s account has completed.
These are definitions to compare, not a required sequence of status messages.
Does ACSP tell you when the money will arrive?
No. ACSP contains no arrival time or payout schedule. A delivery estimate must come from the payment service and the relevant payment route.
Code set and usage
Payment transaction status contains 25 registered codes. Its exact identifier is ExternalPaymentTransactionStatus1Code.
Specifies the status of an individual payment instructions, as published in an external payment transaction status 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.
This code in other sets 1
These share the characters ACSP. Their meanings belong to their respective sets.