Abstract
To achieve effective and automated payment processes, straight-through processing (STP) has been implemented in the financial sector. The implementation of STP is, however, still hampered by the existence of incorrect or absent standing settlement instructions (SSIs). This research study explores the reasons of missing or incorrect SSIs in the banking sector, their effects, and potential fixes. The complexity of the situation is further increased by the examination of the variety of channels used by parties to transmit their SSIs. According to the report, incomplete or inaccurate SSIs are a significant cause of payment failures and unneeded expenses, hence a workable solution is required. The research recommends the implementation of a centralized SSI database that can be accessed by all parties involved in the payment process, as well as the automation of SSI updates to ensure accuracy and efficiency.
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