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Fed Adopts Guidelines for Master Account Access to Its Payment Services

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The Federal Reserve in mid-August issued guidelines for evaluating nontraditional financial firms’ requests for master accounts to access the Fed’s payment services.

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  • Carl White, 2022. "Fed Adopts Guidelines for Master Account Access to Its Payment Services," On the Economy 94829, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
    • Handle: RePEc:fip:l00001:94829
    Note: This post is part of a series titled “Supervising Our Nation’s Financial Institutions.”
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    nontraditional financial firms; Federal Reserve;

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