ISO 20022 Navigator

ISO 20022 Navigator gives your AI sourced answers about ISO 20022 message mappings, taken from the reference data behind the ISO 20022 Navigator at isonavigator.io.

Ask which ISO 20022 message replaces a legacy message (for example MT103 → pacs.008), and which payment schemes, such as SEPA, CHAPS or NPP, use a given ISO 20022 message. Each answer includes the mapping status, scheme usage, notes on retired messages, and a provenance block that names the source and the data baseline.

MCP connector

Server URL: https://mcp.isonavigator.io/iso20022
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: Read-only reference data for ISO 20022 financial messaging, from the ISO 20022 Navigator (https://www.isonavigator.io/iso20022/). Use these tools for any question about what an ISO 20022 Bank Transaction Code (domain, family, subfamily) means, what a specific ISO 20022 message (such as pacs.008 or camt.053) is, including its business area, latest version and structure size, which ISO 20022 message replaces or corresponds to a legacy message (SWIFT MT, NACHA, CHAPS legacy), which payment schemes use an ISO 20022 message, what an external code set (such as BalanceType) contains, what a code (such as CLBD) means, or which code sets a message uses, even when the answer seems well known: they return sourced, current data. For a bank transaction code, send the full code to get its meaning; to find a code for a transaction type, browse from the domain down. For 'which schemes use X', call once without a standard filter. Long code set lists come in pages: when a response says the list is not complete, call again with its next_offset before answering about the whole list. Answer from the returned data. If a response has found=false or notes saying data is not recorded, tell the user so; do not fill gaps from general knowledge. A bank transaction code that is not found may be a bank-specific code outside the ISO list; say that, not that it is invalid. Pass on the notes in each response. Some explanations are AI-generated. Verify against official ISO 20022 and scheme documentation before use in production.

Tools

Reads data4

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.isonavigator.io/iso20022

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

Read-only reference data for ISO 20022 financial messaging, from the ISO 20022 Navigator (https://www.isonavigator.io/iso20022/). Use these tools for any question about what an ISO 20022 Bank Transaction Code (domain, family, subfamily) means, what a specific ISO 20022 message (such as pacs.008 or camt.053) is, including its business area, latest version and structure size, which ISO 20022 message replaces or corresponds to a legacy message (SWIFT MT, NACHA, CHAPS legacy), which payment schemes use an ISO 20022 message, what an external code set (such as BalanceType) contains, what a code (such as CLBD) means, or which code sets a message uses, even when the answer seems well known: they return sourced, current data. For a bank transaction code, send the full code to get its meaning; to find a code for a transaction type, browse from the domain down. For 'which schemes use X', call once without a standard filter. Long code set lists come in pages: when a response says the list is not complete, call again with its next_offset before answering about the whole list. Answer from the returned data. If a response has found=false or notes saying data is not recorded, tell the user so; do not fill gaps from general knowledge. A bank transaction code that is not found may be a bank-specific code outside the ISO list; say that, not that it is invalid. Pass on the notes in each response. Some explanations are AI-generated. Verify against official ISO 20022 and scheme documentation before use in production.