Confirmation of Funds for PISP – Yes / No Response

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CEG Checklist Requirements 1
Minimum Set of Parameters: As per Single Domestic Payments – a/c selection @ PISP, item #1. PSU Consent to PISP : As per Single Domestic Payments – a/c selection @ PISP, item #3. PISP connects to ASPSP and stages payment.

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CX Considerations 2
As per Single Domestic Payments – a/c selection @ PISP, item #5.

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CEG Checklist Requirements 3
The ASPSP must apply SCA (including dynamic linking) unless an exemption applies as per section Single Domestic Payments – a/c selection @ PISP (unless supplementary information is required, as per section Single Domestic Payments – Supplementary info).

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CX Considerations 4
As per Single Domestic Payments – a/c selection @ PISP, item #9.

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CX Considerations 5
The PISP must be able to submit a CoF request after the ASPSP has authenticated the PSU.

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CEG Checklist Requirements 6
If the ASPSP has built a system enabling it to respond to the CoF request, it must provide the Y/N response at this time. Note: The ASPSP could allow a PISP to initiate a payment even if the PSU does not have sufficient funds. In that case, the ASPSP must reply with a ‘N’ when the PISP makes a CoF request.

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CEG Checklist Requirements 7
If the ASPSP does not have a system in place that enables it to adequately respond to a confirmation request, it must provide the PISP with the necessary data to determine availability of funds.

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CX Considerations 8
The PISP can submit the payment for execution on receiving a ‘Y’.

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CX Considerations 9
If the PISP receives a ‘N’ response, the PISP should provide an appropriate message to the PSU to inform them of the unavailability of sufficient funds. For example, the PISP could request the PSU to add funds to their account within a certain period. The PISP could either submit the payment to the ASPSP for execution or decide not submit the payment for execution. In both instances, the PISP must inform the PSU whether the payment has been successfully initiated or not. The PISP could also potentially make further requests on receiving a ‘N’ response provided this is allowed by the ASPSP and the authorisation has not expired.