Health check tool. Returns service metadata.

Parse a pacs.008.001.08 (FI-to-FI Customer Credit Transfer) message.

pacs.008 is the most common ISO 20022 message in cross-border payments and is required for all SWIFT cross-border traffic from November 2025. Each message carries one or more credit transfer instructions between financial institutions.

Returns a structured ParsedPacs008 with the group header (message-level metadata) and a list of transactions (each instruction). On parse or validation failure, returns {"error": "..."} so the agent can explain rather than crashing.

Parse a pacs.002.001.10 (FI-to-FI Payment Status Report) message.

pacs.002 is the response to a pacs.008 credit transfer. It reports whether each transaction was accepted, rejected, or is in an intermediate state. Each transaction carries a status code and optionally one or more structured reason codes explaining the outcome.

Returns a structured ParsedPacs002 on success, or {"error": "..."} on failure.

Parse a pain.001.001.09 Customer Credit Transfer Initiation message.

pain.001 is the initiating message in a credit transfer flow, sent by a corporate or customer to their bank. It carries one or more payment batches (PaymentInformation), each grouping transactions that share a debtor account, execution date, and service level.

Returns a structured ParsedPain001 on success, or {"error": "..."} on failure.

Parse a camt.053.001.08 Bank-to-Customer Cash Management Statement.

camt.053 is the structured account statement sent by a bank to its customer. It reports balances (opening, closing, interim) and individual debit/credit entries for a period, each optionally broken down to individual transaction details. It is the primary source for automated bank reconciliation.

Returns a structured ParsedCamt053 on success, or {"error": "..."} on failure.

Validate a pacs.008.001.08 message against its XSD.

Returns a structured ValidationReport listing every XSD violation found, with line/column/path information. Unlike parse_pacs008, this does not stop at the first error — all violations are reported so the user can fix them in one pass.

Validate a pacs.002.001.10 message against its XSD.

Returns a structured ValidationReport listing every XSD violation found, with line/column/path information. Unlike parse_pacs002, this does not stop at the first error — all violations are reported so the user can fix them in one pass.

Validate a pain.001.001.09 message against its XSD.

Returns a structured ValidationReport listing every XSD violation found, with line/column/path information. Unlike parse_pain001, this does not stop at the first error — all violations are reported so the user can fix them in one pass.

Validate a camt.053.001.08 message against its XSD.

Returns a structured ValidationReport listing every XSD violation found, with line/column/path information. Unlike parse_camt053, this does not stop at the first error — all violations are reported so the user can fix them in one pass.