What are XML elements of Business Application Header of ISO20022 MX message?

 The Business Application Header (BAppHdr) is an XML element used in ISO 20022 MX messages. It contains information about the sender and receiver of the message, as well as other technical details. The XML elements within the BAppHdr may vary depending on the specific message type and version, but here are some common elements:

1. Fr (From): Contains information about the sender of the message, such as their name, address, and identification.

2. To: Contains information about the receiver of the message, such as their name, address, and identification.

3. BizMsgIdr: A unique identifier for the business message. It helps to track and identify the message.

4. MsgDefIdr: Identifies the message definition being used. It specifies the message type and version.

5. CreDt: The creation date and time of the message.

6. Sndr: Contains information about the technical sender of the message, such as their software or system identification.

7. Rcvr: Contains information about the technical receiver of the message, such as their software or system identification.

8. Prty: Priority of the message. It indicates the urgency or importance of the message.

9. Sgntr: Digital signature of the message, if applicable.

These are some of the common XML elements found in the Business Application Header of ISO 20022 MX messages. The specific elements and their structure may vary depending on the message type and version. It is important to refer to the relevant message implementation guidelines or documentation for detailed information on the specific XML elements and their usage.