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🚨 SWIFT Just Set The ISO20022 Deadline On Purpose. This Changes Everything‼️ SWIFT just announced: From November 2026, fully unstructured addresses get REJECTED in CBPR+ payments. No more free-text. Banks will be forced to upgrade or get delayed/rejected. With the Clarity Act coming in, they’re COMPLETELY ripping out the...

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