GB/T 15150-1994

Active

Bank card originated messages--Interchange message specifications--Content for financial transactions

产生报文的银行卡 交换报文规范 金融交易内容

Standard Type
GBT
ICS
35.220.10
CCS
L76
Status
Active
Issue Date
1994-07-30
Implementation
1995-01-01
Centralized Committee
中国人民银行
Issuing Authority
中国人民银行

Application Summary AI generated

This standard specifies the content and structure of interchange messages for financial transactions initiated by bank cards. It is applied in the banking and payment card industry to ensure consistent data formatting between acquiring and issuing institutions during transaction processing. The standard defines mandatory and optional data elements for authorization, clearing, and settlement messages in card-based payment systems.

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