RR05 – Regulatory or central bank reporting information missing, incomplete, or invalid
RR05 – Regulatory or central bank reporting information missing, incomplete, or invalid
Cause of the RR05 return code:
The RR05 return code occurs when the required declaration text at the bank partner or payment line is missing from the payment file. This information is critical for regulatory reporting and compliance with central bank guidelines. In Norway, the declaration code is a two-digit code that specifies the nature of the transaction, for example, 14 for purchase and sale of goods.
Solution to the problem:
To resolve the RR05 return code and ensure correct processing of payment files, it is important to include the correct declaration text at the bank partner or payment line. This means checking and confirming the correct declaration code for the relevant transaction, in accordance with the applicable country’s guidelines.
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In Norway, declaration codes are two digits
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In Sweden, equivalent codes are three digits
Examples of codes in Norway:
| Code | Category |
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| 14 | Goods – Purchase/sale of goods |
| 26 | Services – Rent |
| 29 | Services – Other purchase/sale of services |
| 31 | Interest, dividends, and other capital – Interest |
| 35 | Interest, dividends, and other capital – Dividends |
| 38 | Interest, dividends, and other capital – Other capital return |
| 41 | Capital transactions – Purchase/sale of real estate and activated rights abroad |
| 43 | Capital transactions – Direct investment in shares, etc. |
| 45 | Capital transactions – Direct investment in other capital |
| 51 | Capital transactions – Portfolio investment in shares and mutual funds |
| 52 | Capital transactions – Portfolio investments in bonds and certificates |
| 53 | Capital transactions – Portfolio investments in derivatives |
| 71 | Capital transactions – Life insurance/pension |
| 79 | Capital transactions – Other financial investments |
| 81 | Other transfers – Salary |
| 82 | Other transfers – Inheritance, gifts, etc. |
(Individuals are responsible for following best practices and complying with applicable laws and regulations in payment reporting.)
If the error persists after several attempts:
Contact our customer support at support@aritma.com. When emailing customer support, include the following information about the rejected payment:
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Company (Name and Organization number): Provide the exact company details related to the payment
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Account number: Specify the correct account number used in the transaction
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Amount: State the exact amount attempted to be transferred
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Date: Provide the date of the rejected payment
Providing detailed information will help our support team identify and resolve the issue quickly and effectively.