What Is an MT940 File? SWIFT Statement Format Explained
MT940 is the SWIFT end of day bank statement message. Here is what each tag holds, how to read tag 61 and tag 86, and how to turn one into a spreadsheet that reconciles.
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MT940 is the SWIFT end of day bank statement message. Here is what each tag holds, how to read tag 61 and tag 86, and how to turn one into a spreadsheet that reconciles.
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