Funding an Account
Account | Account Transactions

Funding an account refers to the process of adding funds to a specific account or a financial instrument. It may involve various methods depending on the type of account and the financial institution or service provider.

Block or Unblock Funds
Account | Account Transactions

Banks can block funds fully or partially on an account for a specific or indefinite period of time. This topic explains the service operations and their APIs involved in initiating, updating, and reversing a fund block. It also explains the APIs to fetch fund blocking information.

  • Creates a funds reservation with details such as account number, block or reserve amount, period of hold transaction, reason for holding. Funds reservations are created to block or reserve funds which restricts any debit movements affecting the account balance below the blocked amount for the specified period on an account.

  • Update funds reservation with details such as account number, block or reserve amount, period of hold transaction, reason for holding. Funds reservations are created to block or reserve funds which restricts any debit movements affecting the account balance below the blocked amount for the specified period on an account.

  • Cancels the funds reservation of an account. Funds reservations are created to block or reserve funds which restricts any debit movements affecting the account balance below the blocked amount for the specified period on an account. On removal of the funds reservations, the blocked or reserved amount is now available for usage.

  • Retrieves the reserved funds details such as reason, amount and period of reservation of the account

Standing Order
Account | Account Transactions

A standing order is a type of financial instruction that allows an account holder to authorise a fixed amount of funds to be automatically transferred from their account to another account, typically on a regular basis. The transfer can occur weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or on any other regular interval specified by the account holder.

Account Sweep
Account | Account Transactions

Account sweep is a financial service that automatically transfers funds between different accounts to maximise the use of available funds and minimise idle cash balances. It can also be used to pay down outstanding balances on lines of credit or loans. Account sweeps can be performed on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis, depending on the needs and preferences of the account holder.

Repay Facility
Lending | Billateral Loan | Manage Transactions

You can create a payment order for transferring the funds from an account to a facility arrangement account to repay the facility amount.

Disburse Loan
Lending | Billateral Loan | Manage Transactions

Loan disbursements refer to the drawdown of the loan principal, which can be in a single disbursement or tranches. The proceeds of the disbursal can be channelized into a customer or customer-authorised account available within the bank or externally. In the former case, loan disbursements can be automatic (using a settlement account) or manual. In the latter case, funds can be transferred to another bank using clearing and other payment mechanisms.

  • Create the payment order in Transact for various scenarios like loan disbursement, merchant fee processing, prepay and loan repayment

Repay Loan
Lending | Billateral Loan | Manage Transactions

You can create a payment order to move funds from a loan account to a funding account by specifying the details such as currency, debit amount, initiation type, credit account, and so on.

Direct Debit
Lending | Billateral Loan | Manage Transactions

You can link between a financial institution, or payee, and a drawdown account to facilitate the automatic collection of funds through direct debit.

Payoff Loan
Lending | Billateral Loan | Manage Transactions

Loan payoff is the pre-closure of a loan in a single payment before the actual maturity of the loan tenure. Payoff can also be called foreclosure, early closure, or early settlement of a loan account. Loan payoff involves functions like a simulation of the outstanding amount payable and a distinct function for payoff loans based on the simulation.