CORE(FR)
ACHFrance's domestic clearing system operated by STET (owned by 6 major French banks). Classified as SIPS by ECB. Processes SEPA credit transfers, direct debits, and card clearing for the French market. Also provides instant payment clearing via STET IP. Extends to Belgium via CEC partnership.
ClearingPost does not assess whether CORE(FR) is running normally.
Next
Dated items ClearingPost holds, each with its source and whether the date is confirmed
No supported upcoming items in ClearingPost's records for CORE(FR).
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Changed
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- Data updateCORE(FR) average daily transactions increased to 40.6M/day avg, all CORE platforms (2025)37.6M avg (2024) changed to 40.6M/day avg, all CORE platforms (2025)recorded 27 Jul 2026 · STET Key Figures 2025source ↗
Sources No status page recorded · 8 of 16 fields carry a source and a recorded date · latest sourced entry recorded 24 Sep 2026 · evidence details ↓
Record · CORE(FR)
STET presents its daily average and peak volume figures under the routing and authorisation service on its Key Figures page, so their attribution to CORE(FR) clearing is unconfirmed; STET's CORE statistics page currently returns HTTP 404 and the Disclosure Framework refers readers to it for CORE(FR) volume and value breakdowns. Annual infrastructure availability exceeded 99.999%. Instant payments reached 20% of French credit transfer volume in 2025, with Belgium at 25%.
Operations · CORE(FR)
Operational monitoring: not configured. ClearingPost does not monitor operational sources for this system and does not assess its current service condition.
Operations lists the systems ClearingPost monitors and the operational events it has recorded.
Intelligence for CORE(FR) (2)
Coverage whose headline or summary names CORE(FR), or names its operator or country together with its system type. Each item quotes that evidence and says whether the source is the CORE(FR) operator or external.
Wider coverage that mentions CORE(FR) (1)
These articles mention CORE(FR) in their text but not in their headline or summary, so they are listed as context rather than as CORE(FR) intelligence.