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Summary of Changes
Section Status Description of Change
4.1, 5.1.5 Add/Modify • Added fee descriptors and rates for non-token downgrade
recurring transactions
• Amended edit criteria of the recurring payment fee program to
include non-token downgrade transactions
4.2, 5.2.1 Add/Modify • Introduced new Visa Flexible Rate B2B Virtual Program product ID
• Expanded list of eligible MCCs for Visa B2B Virtual Payments
• Introduced new B2B Program ID values and rates
(effective 15 October 2022)
Indonesia Domestic IRF Guide: Visa Supplemental Requirements
Contents
1. Organization of Guide
The IRF Guide is organized as follows:
Section 1 Organization of Guide describes the different information that will be covered
in the guide.
Section 2 Introduction describes the purpose of the guide, the target audience, and usage
of the guide.
Section 3 Settlement Jurisdiction explains how domestic transactions settle in a different
jurisdiction.
Section 4 Hierarchies lists the order in which transactions will be assessed the various fees
by product and usage.
Section 5 IRF Edits provides the message field values which the transactions will be
validated against in order to qualify for a specific fee program.
2. Introduction
2.1 Purpose
This document contains information on the various interchange fee programs for
Indonesia domestic transactions and the various edit criteria that are required for each of
the fee programs listed.
Important: For the sake of simplicity in this document, client-to-client fees, including
those for Original Credits and Cash Disbursement Fees may be referred to as interchange
reimbursement fees.
2.2 Usage
The guide is intended for programmers, system analysts, and technical managers
responsible for client or processor pre and post-edit programs on how the various
interchange fee programs are assessed.
Disclaimers:
• The tables within section 4 set forth rates for interchange reimbursement fees
applied on Visa financial transactions within Indonesia.
• These rates are provided for reference only. While Visa will use its best efforts to
ensure that this document is up to date, Visa does not guarantee that it is so. In
the event of any discrepancy between these rates and rates that are deemed official
by Visa, the rates that are deemed official will apply.
• These rates are not exhaustive and there may be other rates in the system that may
apply.
• These rates are applicable subject to the transactions fulfilling certain qualification
criteria as highlighted in section 5.
• Clients should check their settlement reports to ensure that they are receiving the
rates in which they are applying for.
• To the extent permitted by law, Visa excludes all liability for any loss or damage
(including special, indirect and consequential loss or damage) in connection with
clients’ use of or reliance on these rates.
3. Settlement Jurisdiction
3.1 National Net
Region 04
Zone 005
Settlement Service ID (SSID) 0024
National Net enables a country to determine specific interchange reimbursement fee rates
(IRF rates) to be applied to domestic transactions. National Net settlement occurs when the
transactions of the merchant, acquirer, and issuer are all in the same country and the
transaction currency is the local currency. Both the issuer and acquirer must participate in
the National Net Settlement Service (NNSS) to get the NNSS interchange rates.
Region the numeric code assigned for the geographical jurisdiction. Region code 04 is
assigned to Asia Pacific.
Zone is the numeric code assigned for a specific country / geographical jurisdiction within
a region. Zone code 005 is assigned to Indonesia.
Settlement Service ID (SSID) is the numeric code assigned to a specific Settlement Service.
SSID 0024 is assigned to Indonesia National Net Settlement Service.
In order to qualify for National Net settlement, the following must be in place:
1. The issuer country, acquirer country and merchant country are the same.
2. The issuer and acquirer must participate in NNSS.
3. The transaction currency is in the local currency of the NNSS.
For Asia Pacific, the Settlement Flag (TCR0, position 150) value of ‘9’ is required for original
transactions. The settlement code is a retained and returned field, so the value in the
original transaction should be carried in all subsequent transactions. E.g. Dispute Financials.
The value of ‘9’ results in VisaNet checking against the configuration for the issuer and
acquirer for NNSS participation and determines the settlement jurisdiction.
If the transaction meets NNSS qualification, the settlement flag will be converted to ‘8’ prior
to sending the transaction to the issuer. NNSS IRF for the country will then apply.
Region is the numeric code assigned for the geographical jurisdiction. Region code 04 is
assigned to Asia Pacific.
Zone is the numeric code assigned for a specific country / geographical jurisdiction within
a region. Zone code 005 is assigned to Indonesia.
Settlement Service ID (SSID) is the numeric code assigned to a specific Settlement Service.
SSID 0001 is assigned for International Settlement.
If the settlement flag value of a transaction is ‘9’, and the transaction settles via International
settlement, the settlement flag value will be converted to ‘0’ (to denote international
settlement) prior to sending to the Issuer.
Point-Of-Sale Y N
Global Programs N Y
Cash Disbursement Y Y
ATM Non-Financials N Y
Original Credit Y N
The hierarchy tables in this document illustrate the sequence interchange is assessed. The
main components of each hierarchy include the fee program, product, fee descriptor and
rate.
• Fee Program: The category of fee descriptors where the sequence determines how
interchange is assessed in the hierarchy. For each transaction, VisaNet will assess
whether the transaction qualifies for the first fee program in the hierarchy. If it
does not, VisaNet will try for the next fee program until it reaches one which the
transaction qualifies for, failing which, the transaction will be assessed the standard
fee program
• Product: Lists out the products that are applicable to the fee program
• Fee Descriptor: The name of the fee program for a specific product. The same fee
descriptor can be used for multiple products.
• Fee Rate: It can be a unit rate and/or a percentage rate. If it is a unit rate, the
currency code (e.g. USD) is shown for the rate. If it is a percentage rate, the
percentage mark (%) is shown next to the rate.
The fee programs are defined for message class Originals (sales/cash original transactions
and their reversals) and credit voucher originals and their reversals.
The hierarchies for domestic transactions are provided in this section along with the valid
fee descriptors and the order in which a transaction passes through them.
The same fee descriptor can appear in multiple hierarchies. This can happen when the edit
criteria are the same irrespective of product or funding source, etc. If the edit criteria are
different across products or funding sources, a different fee descriptor may apply.
Interchange Fee Amount for Visa Claims Resolution Dispute Financial transactions:
The interchange fee amount applied to each VCR transaction will be the same fee amount
assessed to the original transaction when the full amount transaction amount is disputed.
For partially disputed amounts, the interchange fee amount applied will be proportionally
adjusted to the amount being disputed.
CREDIT DEBIT
ID STRATEGIC 2 0.55% N
ID STRATEGIC B 1.25% N
ID STRATEGIC C 1.00% N
ID STRATEGIC D 0.95% N
ID STRATEGIC E 0.85% N
ID STRATEGIC F 0.75% N
2 The cashback fee amount is 2,000 IDR, paid by the issuer to the acquirer. The cashback fee descriptors are
EIRF/NAT SETT CB for applicable consumer products and BUS (or CORP or PUR) EIRF NAT CB for the respective
commercial products.
3 The cashback fee amount is 2,000 IDR, paid by the issuer to the acquirer. The cashback fee descriptors are NATL
SETTLED CB for applicable consumer products and BUS (or CORP or PUR) STD NAT CB for the respective commercial
products.
Manual Cash1 NATL SETTLED 0.50%+7,500 IDR INTL SETTLED 0.33%+1.75 USD
ATM Shared Deposit2 N/A N/A ATM DEP AP DOM 1.00 USD
1 Network 2 only.
2 Network 4 (PLUS) only.
Settlement International
ATM Decline
PIN Management
POS Entry Mode TCR0, Position 162-163 F22 Card Present: 05, 07, 90, 91, 95
Card not Present: 01, 10
1 To qualify for the fee program, a valid MVV must be present. If not, the transaction will be treated as non-MVV
transaction. Acquirer will receive reclassification advice with reason code 4E (invalid MVV). Application required,
please contact your Visa representative for information.
2 Purchase date, central processing date and Sundays are not counted.
Utilities 4900
Transportation 4111, 4112, 4131, 4784
Additional edit for Gasoline Electronic
POS Entry Mode TCR0, Position 162-162 F22 05, 07, 90, 91, 95
Central Processing Date TCR0, Position 164-167 F15 Within 4 days of purchase date2
4 CONFIG flag at Account Range to indicate that the cards issued under the ranges are chip cards.
Central Processing Date TCR0, Position 164-167 F15 Within 4 days of purchase date2
P
1 The last five positions of the code must not be all spaces, all zeroes or four zeroes followed by a space, N, Y or P.
1 The last five positions of the code must not be all spaces, all zeroes or four zeroes followed by a space, N, Y or P.
POS Entry Mode TCR0, Position 162-163 F22 05, 07, 90, 91, 95
Central Processing Date TCR0, Position 164-167 F15 Within 4 days of purchase date1
1 Purchase date, central processing date and Sundays are not counted. This edit only applies to BASE II purchase
original and reversal (TC05/TC25) transactions.
BASE II TC Field1
P VIP Field Value
BASE II TC Field1
P VIP Field Value