RELATED CONCEPT
Cut-Off Time
A cut-off time is the latest clock time—relative to a named settlement calendar—after which new payment instructions roll to a later value date or are rejected for that cycle.
FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE CONCEPT
Value date is the calendar date on which a payment is intended to affect interest, availability, or nostro books for settlement purposes.
Acceptance date and value date can differ when cut-off has passed or product rules require future value.
Reconciliation and liquidity projections must group by value date, not only by message timestamp.
An instruction accepted Friday after cut-off carries Monday value date on both ledger reservation and nostro expectation.
Holiday calendars must be versioned per currency corridor.
CONCEPTUAL RELATIONSHIPS
RELATED CONCEPT
A cut-off time is the latest clock time—relative to a named settlement calendar—after which new payment instructions roll to a later value date or are rejected for that cycle.
RELATED CONCEPT
A nostro account is a bank account held by a domestic financial institution at a foreign correspondent bank in the currency of that foreign country.
RELATED CONCEPT
Reconciliation is the automated or manual verification process of comparing two independent sets of financial records to verify accuracy, consistency, and completeness across institutional accounts.
RELATED CONCEPT
Liquidity management encompasses the strategies, models, and real-time operational monitoring mechanisms an institution uses to ensure it can fulfill all payment and settlement obligations without delay.
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