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Fed weighs direct payment access
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Federal Reserve Board requests public comment on a proposal to establish a "payment account," which legally eligible financial institutions could use for the specific purpose of clearing and settling their payments
- Frame 1The Federal Reserve opens public comment on a payment-account rule for institutions seeking direct federal payment access.
- Frame 2A widening range of eligible financial institutions wants Fed payment services to cut costs and speed settlement.
- Frame 3Many applicants are not federally insured, raising supervision questions before they reach Reserve Bank accounts.
- Frame 4Payment-account holders would get payment services, but no intraday credit, discount-window access, or balance interest.
- Frame 5The Fed would set closing-balance limits from expected payment activity and pause some Tier 3 requests.
- Frame 6The public has 60 days after Federal Register publication to shape the final account-access policy.
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- May 23, 9:43 AM EDT
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- May 20, 4:00 PM EDT