Payment file formats supported by SAP in Europe-France, Belgium, Italy, Spa

Hi Friends,
Any information on payment file formats preferably DME formats supported by SAP would be great, specially following Europe countries:
France
Belgium
Italy
Spain.
If anyone has imeplemented following formats in SAP for the following countries, can you pl. share your experience as well as implementation effort for this?
UCV - Belgium
CFONB160 - France
Norma 34 - Spain
CDI/Bonfica - Italy
Thanks and regards,
Pinky

hi
check this Note 395679 - PMW: Overview of available formats

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