Insights
Writing on ISO 20022 and payment operations, and what we have been doing.
The long-form ISO 20022 essays also read as one series, in order.
Latest
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TxFlow - Launch of the Workbench!
Address remediation for ISO 20022 with control and traceability. TxFlow Workbench brings the full remediation process into one place.
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No Swift deadline. Same problems.
Swift deferred the structured postal address requirement on 27 August 2026. The deadline moved; the data problems behind it did not.
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ISO 20022 Postal Address Structuring — Vendor Benchmarking
A benchmark of address-structuring solutions for ISO 20022 postal address remediation.
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Ready to let clients go?
Payment investigations still cost 3%+ customer attrition, 5–8 days to resolve and an estimated $1.6bn a year across the industry.
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The cover payment is missing: from camt.110 to camt.111
A real camt.110 investigation request traced to its root cause: the cover pacs.009 was never sent. With the corrective message and the camt.111 closure drafted.
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Investigations won’t keep pace with ISO 20022.
Investigations won’t keep pace with ISO 20022. At least not as-is.
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Banca d'Italia on ISO 20022 to stabilize payments in a fragmenting world
Fabio Panetta, Governor of the Banca d'Italia and Chair of the CPMI, frames cross-border payments as a geopolitical infrastructure question, with ISO 20022 as the common data foundation.
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“ISO 20022 is the hardest topic in payments today.”
At Nacha Smarter Faster Payments 2026, leaders from Bank of America, the Federal Reserve Financial Services and Swift said the migration worked and the value has not arrived.
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ISO 20022 isn't complex. Your operations are.
An ACI Worldwide paper argues ISO 20022 is the operating language across every major rail, and that translation layers keep institutions trapped in remediation.
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Unstructured addresses will break payments
Swift's call to action on removing unstructured postal addresses, the preparation list it gives institutions, and what TxFlow was built to do about it.
Earlier writing
- ISO 20022. Fix the data. Use the data.
- ISO 20022 is the base. AI is the multiplier.
- Agentic AI for faster E&I investigations
- AI agents are moving from hype to operating model in financial services
- AI in fraud and financial crime is no longer experimental
- ISO 20022 – Day One
- TxAgent: An ISO 20022 AI Agent Industrialized with Massive Parallel Testing
- ISO 20022 was just the starting line. Trustworthy AI is the next differentiator.
- ISO 20022 is not a format change. It’s a data shock.
- ISO 20022 - Data monetisation
- AI-powered transactions: payments, trade and securities
- 76% of banks see ISO 20022 as strategic, not merely regulatory
- TxFlow - ISO 20022 Data Intelligence Layer
- New names, same mission
- ISO 20022 — De-risk your migration
- ISO 20022 — Visualization
- ISO 20022 Address Structuring Demo !
- ISO 20022 — A ready-to-use Knowledge Graph?
- Data and AI trends 2024
- ISO 20022 & AI: Transforming banking?
- ISO 20022 - Data strategies
- ISO 20022 - The messaging of the Finternet?
- ISO 20022 — Front-to-back-to-front
- 5 reasons why you should adopt ISO 20022 now
- ISO 20022: A springboard for innovation
- ISO 20022: A view from the top
- ISO 20022: Embracing ISO 20022
- ISO 20022: Widening the lens
- ISO 20022 — Road to (data) riches
- ISO 20022 — Address structuration
- ISO 20022 — Navigating rich semantics
- ISO 20022 — An enabler for AI (and BI)
- Chat with your Swift data!
- ISO 20022 supported!
- SIX data science labs
- TxFlow pipeline tutorials
- BIS/SWIFT hackathon 2021
- TxFlow is live!
- Alpina Analytics is GCP Partner!
- Alpina Analytics is live!