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Message type: E = Error
Message class: FKK_RTP -
Message number: 049
Message text: 23: Payment posted, bank has rejected
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The SAP error message FKK_RTP049 with the description "Payment posted, bank has rejected" typically occurs in the context of the SAP Convergent Charging or SAP Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable (FI-CA) modules. This error indicates that a payment transaction has been recorded in the system, but the bank has rejected the payment for some reason.
Causes:
- Insufficient Funds: The account from which the payment is being drawn may not have sufficient funds.
- Account Issues: The bank account may be closed, frozen, or have restrictions that prevent the payment from being processed.
- Incorrect Bank Details: The bank account details (such as account number, IBAN, or BIC) may be incorrect or not properly configured in the system.
- Payment Method Issues: The payment method used may not be accepted by the bank or may have been incorrectly set up in the system.
- Bank Rejection Codes: The bank may have specific rejection codes that indicate the reason for the rejection, such as invalid account, unauthorized transaction, etc.
Solutions:
- Check Bank Account Status: Verify that the bank account is active and has sufficient funds to cover the payment.
- Review Payment Details: Ensure that all bank account details are correct and up to date in the SAP system.
- Consult Bank Rejection Codes: If available, check the specific rejection code provided by the bank to understand the exact reason for the rejection.
- Adjust Payment Method: If the payment method is causing issues, consider using an alternative method or reconfiguring the existing one.
- Reprocess Payment: After resolving the underlying issue, you may need to reverse the original payment and reprocess it.
- Contact Bank: If the issue persists, it may be necessary to contact the bank for further clarification on the rejection.
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If the problem continues after following these steps, it may be beneficial to involve your SAP support team or consult with SAP support for further assistance.
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