mt103 1.0.1

What’s an MT103?

Banks don’t really deal with cash much any more. Instead, they push bits around the internet tracking where your money goes digitally. The network that handles much of that movement is called Swift, and the transfers are documented in a special format native to that network called MT103.

What’s this Do?

Unfortunately, MT103 isn’t a common standard for most software developers. It’s ugly & hard to read for humans and not at all easy to parse. This library attempts to fix that, so all you have to do is pass an MT103 string into it and you get back a native Python object with the properties you’re looking for.

from mt103 import MT103

mt103 = MT103("some-mt-103-string")
print("basic header: {}, bank op code: {}, complete message: {}".format(
    mt103.basic_header,
    mt103.text.bank_operation_code,
    mt103
))

Installation

It’s on PyPi, so just install it with pip.

$ pip install mt103

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