Rule reference · ISO 20022 schema (XSD) · ISO 20022 schema (XSD)
BNK-ISO-007: Too many decimal places / Too many digits
The value has more fraction digits than the ISO 20022 schema allows.
| Severity | BLOCKER Blocker: the run fails |
|---|---|
| Applies to | pain.001.001.09 and pain.001.001.03, against the official ISO 20022 schema |
| Source | ISO 20022 message schema (XSD) |
What this finding covers
- Too many decimal places. The value has more fraction digits than the ISO 20022 schema allows.
- Too many digits. The value has more total digits than the ISO 20022 schema allows.
Why it matters
Banks validate payment files against the ISO 20022 schema and typically reject the whole file on a schema violation.
How to fix it
Correct the mapping that produces this element in the payment-generation configuration.
Related rules: ISO 20022 schema (XSD)
- BNK-ISO-001: Element not expected at this position
- BNK-ISO-002: Required element missing
- BNK-ISO-003: Value does not match the required format
- BNK-ISO-004: Value too long / Value too short / Value length not allowed
- BNK-ISO-005: Value is not an allowed code
- BNK-ISO-006: Value has the wrong data type
- BNK-ISO-008: Value below the allowed minimum / Value above the allowed maximum
- BNK-ISO-009: Attribute not allowed / Required attribute missing
- BNK-ISO-010: Unknown root element
- BNK-ISO-099: Schema violation
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