These files are created once a day. The IPOLUW function (15.02) informs lead managers about syndicate members with customers that flipped during the tracking period, while the IPOSYN function informs syndicate members about customers that flipped during the tracking period.
CCF-II users may utilize the CF2POC function (5.04) in order to transmit Payment Orders (POs), such as Security Payment Orders (SPOs) and Premium Payment Orders (PPOs) to DTC.
IPOCLD (15.01) allows DTC Participants to receive customer-level detail information for Participants' retail customers, Participants' institutional customers for which they are custodians, and Participants' own institutional customers that hold custody at another Participant. The file is generated once daily via DTF, and is in machine-readable format.
CF2 users may use the DAYDOS function (5.02) to transmit day cycle Delivery Order transactions to DTC starting at 3:00 a.m. and continuing throughout the business day, based on the cutoff time schedule. With the CF2NDO function, transactions are batched and transmitted to DTC between 3:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. and do not affect the Participant’s account until the next business day.
These functions (5.09) allow clients to transmit night/day cycle Deliver Order (DO) transactions to DTC and receive responses indicating any errors that have been detected in the transmitted transactions.
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