DS-SEDA Sample Clauses

DS-SEDA. 02: Request to amend mandate data initiated by the Creditor 27
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DS-SEDA. 05: Communication to amend mandate data initiated by the Debtor PSP 28
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DS-SEDA. 06: Communication to cancel the mandate initiated by the Debtor PSP 28
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DS-SEDA. 02: Request to amend mandate data initiated by the Creditor Description: indicates the business information which, in the Creditor-Alignment PSP and Alignment PSP-Debtor PSP transfers, must be transmitted to change mandate data. The attributes listed correspond to those indicated in the SDD Rulebooks (appendices IX Advanced Mandate Information - AMI optional service); attribute AT-S1 has been introduced in relation to the particular functionalities of SEDA. These attributes are optional unless otherwise indicated. Attributes  Copy of all information received in DS-SEDA-01  AT-24 The reason for amendment of the Mandate (mandatory)  AT-S1 The identification code of the subscriber of the amendment (mandatory)  AT-18 The identifier of the original Creditor who issued the mandate  AT-19 The unique Mandate reference as given by the original Creditor who issued the Mandate (mandatory)  AT-60 The Alignment Bank‟s reference to the message  AT-61 The Creditor‟s reference to the message.
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DS-SEDA. 04: Responses to messages initiated by the counterparty 30 7 Remuneration model 31
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DS-SEDA. 05: Communication to amend mandate data initiated by the Debtor PSP Description: indicates the business information which, in the Debtor PSP-Alignment PSP and Alignment PSP-Creditor transfers, must be transmitted to request the amendment of mandate data. The attributes listed correspond to those indicated in the SDD Rulebooks (appendices IX Advanced Mandate Information - AMI optional service). These attributes are optional unless otherwise indicated. Attributes: Copy of all information received in DS-SEDA-01 AT-24 The reason for amendment of the Mandate (mandatory)
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