Malaysia MYS: Payment Means Code

If you want, you can specify the means of payment, such as a credit card.

Elements

Use the PaymentMeans element to model this information:

Name (Path)	Cardinality	Description
Payment Instructions Group (`Invoice/PaymentMeans`)	0..n	Group of elements that models information about how the payment was made.
Payment Means Type Code (`Invoice/PaymentMeans/PaymentMeansCode`)	1..1	The code that represents the payment method. See UNCL4461. This can be named in an attribute, for example: `<cbc:PaymentMeansCode name="Credit transfer">30</cbc:PaymentMeansCode>`

Restrictions

You must use the codes specified by the Malaysian Tax Authority on the Payment Modes page. You can use these codes directly, or you can the VRBL:MY prefix alongside the code, for example, VRBL:MY:01. These codes are not UNCL4461 compliant.
This is summarized in the following table:

VRBL	UNCL 4461	Description
`VRBL:MY:01`	10	Cash
`VRBL:MY:02`	20	Check
`VRBL:MY:03`	30	Bank Transfer
`VRBL:MY:04`	54	Credit Card
`VRBL:MY:05`	55	Debit Card
`VRBL:MY:06`	Not applicable	e-Wallet / Digital Wallet
`VRBL:MY:07`	Not applicable	Digital Bank
`VRBL:MY:08`	ZZZ	Others

Example

This examples specifies cash as the Payment Means:

<ubl:Invoice>
	<!-- Code omitted for clarity -->
	<cac:PaymentMeans>
		<cbc:PaymentMeansCode>VRBL:MY:01</cbc:PaymentMeansCode>
		<!-- Code omitted for clarity -->
	</cac:PaymentMeans>
	<!-- Code omitted for clarity -->
</ubl:Invoice>

Updated 25 days ago