2017-10-09 | 038 2017 SGDB EXTAdded · Updated
The Central Bank of Bolivia activates the Deferred Settlement Module (MLD) of the Integrated Payment Settlement System (LIP) on October 10, 2017, to enable electronic interconnection for processing customer-to-customer electronic payment orders. Financial institutions must submit a formal request to the General Management, along with legalized powers of attorney and identity documents, to sign participation contracts. Upon contract execution, the Bank provides operational and IT guides, requires digital certificate designation, and applies service commissions only to processed orders, with no fee for incorporation. A test environment is available for processing trials prior to full operations scheduled for November 2017.
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BCB-DGD-VUC
EXTERNAL CIRCULAR
La Paz, October 5, 2017
SGDB No. 038/2017
FROM: GENERAL MANAGEMENT
FINANCIAL ENTITIES MANAGEMENT
PARTICIPANTS OF THE INTEGRATED PAYMENT SETTLEMENT SYSTEM (LIP) IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DEFERRED SETTLEMENT MODULE (MLD) OF THE INTEGRATED PAYMENT SETTLEMENT SYSTEM (LIP) TO:
SUBJECT:
Ladies and Gentlemen:
The Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) announces that the Deferred Settlement Module (MLD) of the Integrated Payment Settlement System (LIP), whose Regulations were approved by BCB Board Resolution No. 203/2016 of October 18, 2016, will be put into operation starting October 10, 2017. The main objective of the MLD is to promote the electronic interconnection of financial entities to process Electronic Payment Orders (EPO) from account to account of clients through financial entities. From this date, LIP participants may sign Participation Contracts in the MLD, for which the following is required:
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