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Posted on Thursday 6 November 2014
The transition to the standard SEPA, used in interbank exchanges, can lead to CNMSS to ask you for a bank identity statement to update the information relating to the establishment holding your account, even if you have not changed your bank domiciliation.
Indeed, the CNMSS adopted, since January 23, the new interbank standard SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area). This is gradually imposed on all financial transactions.
