Swift Network & Connectivity Flashcards
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What does SWIFTNet refer to in the context of the SWIFT network?
Answer: The IP-based network infrastructure used by SWIFT
SWIFTNet is the IP-based private network infrastructure over which SWIFT financial messages are securely transmitted.
Which service on SWIFTNet is used for store-and-forward messaging (such as MT messages)?
Answer: FIN (Financial Application)
FIN is the SWIFT store-and-forward service responsible for delivering traditional MT financial messages.
What is the primary purpose of SWIFTNet FileAct?
Answer: Secure transfer of large files between financial institutions
FileAct is a SWIFTNet service designed for the secure transfer of files, such as bulk payment batches or reports.
What is a SWIFT Alliance gateway used for?
Answer: Connecting a financial institution's internal systems to SWIFTNet
SWIFT Alliance Gateway is middleware that manages the connection between a bank's internal systems and the SWIFTNet network.
What is the role of a SWIFT Service Bureau?
Answer: Providing SWIFT connectivity services to smaller institutions on their behalf
A SWIFT Service Bureau provides outsourced SWIFT connectivity and messaging services to institutions that cannot maintain their own infrastructure.
In the context of SWIFT, what is a 'correspondent bank'?
Answer: A bank that provides payment services on behalf of another bank in a different country
A correspondent bank holds accounts for other financial institutions and executes international payments on their behalf.
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