GPSS
RTGSGeorgian Payment and Securities Settlement System - Georgia's RTGS. Went live December 3, 2010. Operated by the National Bank of Georgia. Handles interbank GEL transfers and securities settlement (DvP). Automated gridlock resolution mechanism.
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Sources ClearingPost reads National Bank of Georgia · Authoritative (T1) · 6 of 13 fields carry a source and a recorded date · latest sourced entry recorded 2 Nov 2026 · evidence details ↓
Record · GPSS
The National Bank of Georgia's RTGS System page states that the system fully transitioned to the ISO 20022 international financial messaging standard on 11 May 2026. NBG describes the same upgrade as improving message structure and data quality and as extending participant access to non-bank payment service providers. The system settles both large-value interbank payments and retail payments of participant clients, as well as the cash legs of the Government Securities Settlement System and international card systems, so its volumes are high relative to a pure large-value system. NBG publishes annual RTGS totals only, and the daily averages on this record are derived from them over approximately 250 settlement days.
Operations · GPSS
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Intelligence for GPSS (1)
Coverage whose headline or summary names GPSS, or names its operator or country together with its system type. Each item quotes that evidence and says whether the source is the GPSS operator or external.