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RMB remittance transaction type:
Cross-border Goods Trade |
Cross-border settlement conducted for trade in goods, including individual retail consumptions, general merchandise, goods for processing, goods required for repairing, goods procured in ports by carriers, transactions to be settled by letter of credit, bills for collection, payment of import equipment and advanced payment, etc. |
Cross-border Service Trade |
Cross-border settlement conducted for trade in services, including individual bill payment, services or fees relating to transportation; travel; communications; construction services; installation projects and their subcontract services; insurance; financial services; computer and information services; royalties and licence fees; sports and entertainment; water, electricity and gas bills to be paid by corporations or financial institutions; rent; audit fees; hotel accommodation fees; legal fees; advertising and promotion fees; copyright and design fees; research and development fees; company registration fees; medical expenses; government services not mentioned above and other commercial services, etc. |
Cross-border Capital Transfer |
Capital account transactions, (capital transfers and acquisition/disposal of non-productive or non-financial assets), capital injection, capital reduction, capital payment, direct investments, securities investments, other investments, shareholder’s loan/repayment, other capital payments as approved by relevant regulatory authorities, fund transfers for foreign direct investment (“FDI”) by enterprises and RMB Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (“RQFII”) projects by enterprises, bonds, fund transfer between enterprises, individual investments, etc. |
Charity Donation |
Donation to charities (non-profit making organizations) |
Other Current Account Transactions |
Income and current transfers, remittance of profits, bonus, dividend payment, tax payment and scholarships, etc |
Cross-border Payment (Individual) |
Outward remittance by an individual customer from Hong Kong to the same name account maintained in the Mainland |
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Business Related Reference
When multiple Renminbi Outward Telegraphic Transfer instructions are related to the same business deal for corporate customers, a “Business Related Reference”, which can be an invoice number, L/C number or other voucher number etc, has to be specified in the beginning of the field “Message to Beneficiary” in each of the instruction. Otherwise, the payment is liable to be rejected, returned and/or delayed, usually with charges imposed. For details, please refer to the example below.
Example:
When a goods trade (Invoice number: A012345) is divided into two outward telegraphic transfer instructions to the mainland, corporate customers should specify the “Invoice number: A012345” in the beginning of the field “Message to Beneficiary” for each of the payment instruction.
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