Posting Restriction
Banks employ posting restrictions to regulate transactions in accounts. Posting restrictions are transaction-based rules that prevent transactions from being posted to an account for the purpose of operational control. A typical business case in which a bank uses a posting restrictions to regulate credits into an account is for non-resident accounts, where there may be restrictions on depositing local currency amounts into the account.
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Update the account details to block or unblock the account by setting the posting restriction and to change the nick name of the account
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Update the account details to block or unblock the account by setting the posting restriction and to change the nick name of the account
Creating a Bundle
Creating a cash management structure (bundle) has three stages.Draft, Preliminary, Live
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Allows creation of master / bundle arrangement for summary, currency, transaction and master transaction accounts.
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Updates the bundle arrangement status from draft to pending live with all the accounts created.
Set GoLive Date
PUTUpdates golive date for the master arrangement. This is the date from which the master arrangement will become effective.
Add Accounts
PUTUpdates new accounts to the preliminary or modify the existing accounts from the preliminary structure.
Creating Internal FX
You can define an intra-cash pool transaction between transaction Accounts that are in different currencies without affecting the currency top accounts balances using the exchange rates set as Internal FX. In AA, a new product is created under the “Relationship Pricing” product line called, Internal FX. Under this product, the user can define the exchange rates for each currency pair that is used when the system performs intra-cash pool transactions. Internal FX will allow the corporate customer to perform cross-currency movements without affecting the bank’s currency positions.
Creating Internal FX
POSTInternal foreign exchange allows the corporate customer to perform cross-currency movements without affecting the bank currency positions.