Discover and Track SWIFT Messages
The world’s largest financial service firms use AutoPilot® to monitor applications such as compliance, payment and fraud detection.
SWIFT
SWIFT – the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication provides a network to allow financial and non-financial institutions to transfer financial transactions via a ‘financial message’.
Nastel for Tracking SWIFT
Nastel AutoPilot discovers SWIFT messages running over IBM MQ, extracts SWIFT tags from messages and stitches these messages together into a business transaction flow.
In real-time it tracks the performance of these transactions which it compares to service level agreements (SLAs). AutoPilot utilizes its analytical engine to detect and alert on potential or actual breaches.
This example illustrates Foreign exchange (MT300) business transactions containing SWIFT messages.
Nastel discovers the message flow and displays important line-of-business (LOB) involvement in Financial Enterprise such as Compliance and Audit (OFAC), Trading (CALYPSO), SWIFT confirmations matching status (TRAM), Cash Management, Payment System (GPS), SWIFT Alliance Access (SAA), and regulatory parties such as FED & CHIPS and DTCC.
Also, as part of MT300/MT320 process AutoPilot discovers and correlates the following SWIFT message types:
MTs 202/203/205
Financial Institution Transfer messages
MTs 900/910/950
Confirmation of Debit/Credit and Statement.
This message in the example is exchanged by or on behalf of the institutions or corporates, party A and party B, which have agreed to a foreign exchange contract.
This message may also be sent by a money broker to the two parties (party A and party B) for which the broker arranged the deal.