What sese.021.002.05_0 is
sese.021.002.05_0 is an ISO 20022 message definition. Its business area is Securities Settlement (sese), and sese.021 is the definition it versions.
AskISO does not copy the specification. The Registration Authority publishes the message definition report and the schema, free of charge. The links below go straight there.
This is the newest published version of sese.021, out of 8 in total. Older versions remain valid, and plenty of institutions still send them, so receiving one is normal rather than a problem.
Versions of sese.021
The standard publishes 8 versions of this definition. A newer version does not automatically replace an older one. The scheme or market infrastructure you send to decides which version you should be using.
sese.021.001.01sese.021.001.02sese.021.001.03sese.021.001.04sese.021.001.05sese.021.001.06sese.021.001.07sese.021.002.05_0— this page
Where to get the schema
sese.021.002.05_0 is published in 2 message sets. Download from the Registration Authority, then import:
| Message set | Version | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Settlement and Reconciliation Variant 002 - ISO 15022 Variants | v12 | iso20022.org |
| Settlement and Reconciliation Variant 002 - ISO 15022 Variants | v11 | iso20022.org |
What AskISO does with sese.021.002.05_0
Questions
What business area does sese.021.002.05_0 belong to?
Securities Settlement (sese).
How do I validate a sese.021 message?
Run askiso validate message.xml. The schema is found from the document's own namespace, so you do not name it. Validation needs that schema installed. To check the business rules without one, run askiso lint instead.
Does AskISO include the sese.021.002.05_0 schema?
No. AskISO ships no ISO 20022 specification content at all. You download the message set from the Registration Authority, then import it with askiso catalog add. The binary carries only an index: what exists, and where to find it.
Which version of sese.021 should I send?
The scheme or market infrastructure you send to decides that, not the standard. There are 8 published versions. Run askiso diff <from> <to> to see every structural difference between two of them, marked as breaking or compatible.
Related
- Check a sese.021 message — paste one and see every finding, with the rule and the path behind it
- All Securities Settlement messages — the rest of the Securities Settlement area, and every other ISO 20022 message
- Documentation — installing AskISO, and every command it offers
AskISO generates this page from its built-in index of the standard. The source of truth for ISO 20022 is iso20022.org.