IVMS101
Ayrıca şöyle anılır InterVASP Messaging Standard 101, IVMS 101
IVMS101, the InterVASP Messaging Standard, is the data format that makes the FATF Travel Rule practically implementable for crypto. Knowing that VASPs must exchange originator and beneficiary information (see FATF Travel Rule) doesn't tell you how two VASPs, with no prior relationship and different internal systems, agree on what fields to send and how to structure them. IVMS101 answers that: a shared, structured field list, originator's name, physical or geographic address, national identity number, date and place of birth (where required), account or wallet reference, and the equivalent set for the beneficiary, expressed as a common JSON schema (with a later ISO 20022 mapping for interoperability with traditional banking messaging).
Think of it as the crypto industry's answer to the question banks already solved with SWIFT MT103 message fields decades earlier: not a new legal requirement, but the common wire format that lets independently built compliance systems actually talk to each other instead of each inventing its own incompatible version of "originator info."
Who actually built this
The Joint Working Group, a coalition formed specifically to solve this interoperability gap, drawing members from crypto-industry bodies including Global Digital Finance and INATBA, published the first IVMS101 specification in 2020. It has since become the de facto standard nearly every commercial Travel Rule solution (Notabene, Sygna, TRP, and others) implements, precisely because a shared format is what lets those separately built products interoperate at all. Solidus contributed nothing to its design.
Solidus today
Nothing in the Solidus codebase constructs, parses, or transmits an IVMS101 message, checked directly, not assumed. This entry exists to teach the standard to a reader who encounters "Travel Rule" or "VASP" terminology elsewhere and wants to understand the actual data format underneath those words, not to claim Solidus has built against it.
See also
FATF Travel Rule is the legal requirement IVMS101 exists to satisfy. VASP is who exchanges these messages in practice.
Nereden geliyor
Bunu başkası belirtti. Solidus bir araya getiriyor.
Developed by the Joint Working Group, a cross-industry coalition formed to solve the Travel Rule's interoperability problem for crypto, first published in 2020, with members and contributors drawn from crypto-industry and standards organizations including Global Digital Finance and INATBA, among others. It is a data model, not software: a defined set of fields (originator name, address, national identity number, account reference, and their beneficiary equivalents) plus a JSON schema (and later mappings to other formats, including ISO 20022) for expressing them. Solidus did not design any part of it.
Bunu nasıl doğrularsınız
Solidus bunu inşa etmedi. Girdi kavramı açıklıyor.
The specification itself is public and free to read, search "IVMS101" for the Joint Working Group's published schema. Reading it confirms what the standard defines. It does not confirm Solidus uses it, because Solidus doesn't.