How do I convert an MT103 message to ISO 20022 pacs.008?
Paste your MT103 SWIFT FIN message into the converter, select the MT103 ? pacs.008 pair and the MT ? MX direction, then click Transform. The tool maps every CBPR+ field — sender, receiver, amount, parties, charges — into the corresponding pacs.008.001.08 XML structure.
Can I convert ISO 20022 pacs.008 back to SWIFT MT103?
Yes. Select the MX ? MT direction and paste your pacs.008 XML, with or without the saa:DataPDU envelope. The converter rebuilds the MT103 fields, including postal addresses, charges, and the original Input/Output network direction when the SWIFT Alliance Access envelope is present.
What SWIFT MT to MX message pairs are supported?
MT103 ? pacs.008.001.08, MT202 ? pacs.009.001.08, and MT192/292 ? camt.056.001.08, in both directions, following CBPR+ Usage Guidelines.
Does the converter support SWIFT Alliance Access saa:DataPDU envelopes?
Yes. The tool can wrap generated MX messages in the saa:DataPDU envelope used by SWIFT Alliance Access, with correctly derived SenderReference, MessageIdentifier, DN, and RequestSubtype values for both SR2020 (swift.cbprplus.02) and SR2025 (swift.cbprplus.03) releases.
Is my data stored or shared?
No. Single-message conversions happen entirely in memory. For batch conversions, uploaded files are deleted from the server immediately after processing, and generated files are deleted right after download — nothing is retained.