Funds Transfers Through The Fedwire Funds Service
Federal Reserve BanksOperating Circular No. 6FUNDS TRANSFERS THROUGH THE FEDWIRE FUNDS SERVICEEffective March 8, 2021
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKSOPERATING CIRCULAR NO. 6Effective March 8, 2021FUNDS TRANSFERS THROUGH THE FEDWIRE FUNDS SERVICE(Click CTRL section or page number to go directly to the section)1.0SCOPE . 12.0DEFINITIONS . 13.0MESSAGE FORMAT; ROUTING NUMBERS; ACCOUNTS . 34.0LOCATION OF FUNDS PARTICIPANTS . 35.0ROLES OF THE RESERVE BANKS INVOLVED IN A FUNDS TRANSFERTHROUGH THE FEDWIRE FUNDS SERVICE. 46.0[RESERVED] . 47.0SECURITY PROCEDURES . 48.0RECEIPT, ACCEPTANCE, AND DELIVERY OF MESSAGES . 59.0TERMINATION AND ACCESS RESTRICTIONS . 610.0OPERATING HOURS AND EXTENSIONS . 611.0MESSAGE TYPES; HANDLING OF MESSAGES;REPORTING OF ERRORS . 712.0[RESERVED] . 813.0NONVALUE MESSAGES; CANCELLATION ANDAMENDMENT OF PAYMENT ORDERS. 814.0[RESERVED] . 915.0CHARGES . 916.0RECOVERY, RESILIENCY, AND TESTING. 917.0[RESERVED] . 1018.0SERVICE PROVIDERS . 1019.0RIGHT TO AMEND . 1220.0ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS . 1321.0RESERVE BANK LIABILITY. 1322.0EFFECT OF THIS OPERATING CIRCULAR ON PREVIOUS OPERATINGCIRCULAR . 13APPENDIX A: FUNDS-TRANSFER SECURITY PROCEDURES . 14Operating Circular No. 6Effective March 8, 2021
APPENDIX A-1: FEDWIRE FUNDS SERVICESECURITY PROCEDURE AGREEMENT . 15APPENDIX B: [RESERVED] . 17APPENDIX C: SERVICE PROVIDER AGREEMENT FOR THEFEDWIRE FUNDS SERVICE AND FEDWIRE SECURITIES SERVICE . 18APPENDIX D: FEDPAYMENTS MANAGER FOR THEFEDWIRE FUNDS SERVICE . 21Operating Circular No. 6Effective March 8, 2021
1.02.0SCOPE1.1Subpart B of Regulation J and this Operating Circular 6, including its appendices,apply to funds transfers through the Fedwire Funds Service. This operatingcircular is issued in conformity with section 210.25(c) of Regulation J and is anoperating circular as referred to in section 4A-107 of Article 4A of the UniformCommercial Code as set forth in Appendix B to subpart B of Regulation J. Bysending a payment order, receiving a payment order, or receiving a credit withrespect to a payment order to an account maintained by or used at a ReserveBank, the sender, receiving bank, or beneficiary agrees to all the provisions ofthis operating circular, as amended from time to time. In addition, this operatingcircular is binding on other parties to a funds transfer any part of which is carriedout through the Fedwire Funds Service to the same extent that Regulation J isbinding on those parties. Capitalized terms are defined in section 2.1.2Each Reserve Bank has issued an Operating Circular 6 identical to this one.DEFINITIONS2.1Unless otherwise stated in this operating circular, a term defined in Regulation J,including a term defined in Article 4A to the extent consistent with Regulation J,has the same meaning in this operating circular.2.2Acknowledgment means a Message sent to a Funds Participant thatindicates that the Reserve Bank on whose books the Funds Participant’sMaster Account is maintained has accepted a Message from that FundsParticipant.2.3Administrative Reserve Bank with respect to a Funds Participant meansthe Reserve Bank in whose Federal Reserve district the Funds Participantis located, in accordance with section 4.1.2.4Advice of Credit means a Message sent to a Funds Participant that advisesthe Funds Participant of a credit to its Master Account. The Message may beeither a payment order or a notice of credit, sent in accordance with section210.31(a) or 210.31(b) of Regulation J, respectively.2.5Appropriate Reserve Bank means the Reserve Bank identified by the FundsParticipant’s Administrative Reserve Bank as the Reserve Bank with which theFunds Participant should communicate on particular matters.2.6Cutoff Time means:(a) for Online Messages, the latest time on the Reserve Banks’ funds-transferbusiness day that a Message must be received by a Reserve Bank for it tobe processed on that funds-transfer business day; and(b) for Offline Messages, the latest time on the Reserve Banks’ funds-transferbusiness day that a Reserve Bank will process a Message on that fundstransfer business day.Operating Circular No. 6Effective March 8, 20211
2.7Electronic Connection means an “Electronic Connection” as defined in theReserve Banks’ Operating Circular 5, Electronic Access.2.8Fedwire Participant means a Funds Participant or a “Receiver” or “Sender” asdefined in the Reserve Banks’ Operating Circular 7, Book-Entry SecuritiesAccount Maintenance and Transfer Services.2.9Funds Participant means an “Account Holder” as defined in the Reserve Banks’Operating Circular 1, Account Relationships, that sends or receives Messagesusing the Fedwire Funds Service.2.10Funds Schedule means the schedule published by the Reserve Banks on theFRBservices.org website stating (i) the Cutoff Times and the opening andclosing times for the Reserve Banks’ funds-transfer business day and (ii) eachholiday observed by the Reserve Banks that is not a funds-transfer businessday for the Reserve Banks. The Reserve Banks may amend the FundsSchedule from time to time.2.11Master Account means a “Master Account” as defined in the Reserve Banks’Operating Circular 1, Account Relationships, maintained on the books of aReserve Bank.2.12Message means any message sent or received over the Fedwire FundsService, including payment orders and Nonvalue Messages.2.13Nonvalue Message means any message described in section 13.1.2.14Offline refers to the transmission of a Message directly to or from a ReserveBank using means other than an Electronic Connection, including oraltransmission by telephone.2.15Online refers to the transmission of a Message directly to or from a ReserveBank using an Electronic Connection, excluding oral transmission bytelephone.2.16Rejection means a Message sent to a Funds Participant that indicates that theReserve Bank on whose books the Funds Participant’s Master Account ismaintained has rejected a Message from that Funds Participant.2.17Reserve Bank means one of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks.2.18Regulation J means Regulation J issued by the Board of Governors of theFederal Reserve System (12 CFR part 210), as amended from time to time.2.19Securities Transfer means a “Transfer” as defined in the Reserve Banks’Operating Circular 7, Book-Entry Securities Account Maintenance and TransferServices.2.20Securities Account means a “Securities Account” as defined in the ReserveBanks’ Operating Circular 7, Book-Entry Securities Account Maintenance andTransfer Services.Operating Circular No. 6Effective March 8, 20212
2.21Service Provider means an entity that, on behalf of a Fedwire Participant:(a) initiates, transmits, or receives Messages or Securities Transfers on behalfof that Fedwire Participant; or(b) operates or otherwise manages the Electronic Connection used to send orreceive Messages or Securities Transfers on behalf of that FedwireParticipant.3.04.0MESSAGE FORMAT; ROUTING NUMBERS; ACCOUNTS3.1A Message, including a payment order, must be in the medium and format theReserve Banks prescribe. A Reserve Bank will not act on information in aMessage other than information required by the format specifications andnecessary for Reserve Bank processing.3.2The Reserve Banks are not responsible for the accuracy of a routing numbercontained in or verbally supplied from a publication, list or automated file issuedor maintained by a Reserve Bank if the routing number becomes inaccurateafter the effective date of the publication, list, or automated file.3.3For purposes of subpart B of Regulation J and this operating circular, “sender’saccount,” “receiving bank’s account,” and “beneficiary’s account” refer to theMaster Account of the sender, receiving bank, and beneficiary identified in apayment order, respectively.3.4Under certain circumstances a Funds Participant may have multiple MasterAccounts at its Administrative Reserve Bank and/or one or more MasterAccounts at Reserve Banks other than its Administrative Reserve Bank.Notwithstanding any provision of this operating circular, during any period whena Funds Participant is authorized to maintain multiple Master Accounts, anydebit or credit made pursuant to this operating circular will be made to theMaster Account associated with the identifying number used in the paymentorder.LOCATION OF FUNDS PARTICIPANTS4.1For purposes of Regulation J, Article 4A, and this operating circular, a FundsParticipant is located in the Federal Reserve district as determined under theprocedure described in section 204.3(g) of Regulation D (12 CFR § 204.3(g)),even if the Funds Participant would not otherwise be subject to Regulation D,unless otherwise provided in the next sentence. A Funds Participant that is aforeign central bank, foreign monetary authority, foreign government, orinternational organization is treated as being located in the second FederalReserve district.4.2For purposes of Regulation J, Article 4A, and this operating circular, anidentifying number of a branch of a bank that is a Funds Participant shall beOperating Circular No. 6Effective March 8, 20213
deemed to be the identifying number of the Funds Participant. A Reserve Bankthat executes a payment order that contains an identifying number of a branchof a bank that is a Funds Participant complies with the sender’s payment orderwhen it sends a conforming payment order identifying the Funds Participant orcredits the Master Account of the Funds Participant.5.0ROLES OF THE RESERVE BANKS INVOLVED IN A FUNDS TRANSFERTHROUGH THE FEDWIRE FUNDS SERVICE5.1For purposes of Regulation J, Article 4A, and this operating circular, when aFunds Participant sends a payment order over the Fedwire Funds Service, theFunds Participant is deemed to have sent it to the Reserve Bank on whosebooks the Funds Participant’s Master Account is maintained regardless of whichReserve Bank operates the Funds Participant’s Electronic Connection orreceives the Funds Participant’s Offline payment orders.5.2For purposes of Regulation J, Article 4A, and this operating circular, when aFunds Participant receives an Advice of Credit over the Fedwire Funds Service,the Funds Participant is deemed to have received the Advice of Credit from theReserve Bank on whose books the Funds Participant’s Master Account ismaintained regardless of which Reserve Bank operates the Funds Participant’sElectronic Connection or sends the Funds Participant an Offline Advice ofCredit.5.3A Reserve Bank that handles a payment order, other than the Reserve Bankor Reserve Banks on whose books the Master Accounts affected by thatpayment order are maintained as provided under sections 5.1 and 5.2, is not aparty to the funds transfer in any way, including as an intermediary bank or asthe beneficiary’s bank. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, whenhandling an Offline payment order, such other Reserve Bank is liable as if itwere a receiving bank under this operating circular for losses recoverableunder Article 4A and this operating circular that result from its handling of thepayment order.5.4An Administrative Reserve Bank may instruct any other Reserve Bankconcerning the other Reserve Bank’s handling or settlement of a payment orderfor purposes of managing the Administrative Reserve Bank’s risk.6.0[RESERVED]7.0SECURITY PROCEDURES7.1The security procedures offered by the Reserve Banks to verify the authenticityof a Message, including a payment order or Message seeking to cancel oramend a payment order, are described in Appendix A to this operating circular.Before issuing a payment order to or receiving a payment order from a ReserveBank, a Funds Participant must execute an agreement in the form shown inAppendix A-1 to this operating circular with the Reserve Bank on whose booksOperating Circular No. 6Effective March 8, 20214
the Funds Participant’s Master Account is maintained.8.07.2By using the Fedwire Funds Service, a Funds Participant agrees to and shallcomply with the terms of Appendix A to the Reserve Banks’ Operating Circular 5,Electronic Access.7.3The agreement set forth in Appendix A-1 to this operating circular binds eachFunds Participant, the Reserve Bank on whose books the Funds Participant’sMaster Account is maintained, and any Reserve Bank with which a FundsParticipant has an Electronic Connection or through which the Funds Participantsends or receives Offline Messages. When sending or receiving a Message toor from a Reserve Bank, a Funds Participant is deemed to agree to the securityprocedure used in connection with that Message.RECEIPT, ACCEPTANCE, AND DELIVERY OF MESSAGES8.1As permitted in Regulation J, a Reserve Bank may for any reason reject apayment order or impose conditions that must be satisfied before it will accept apayment order.8.2If a Funds Participant that sends an Online payment order does not receive anAcknowledgment or Rejection, the Funds Participant should notify theAppropriate Reserve Bank promptly.8.3If a Reserve Bank notifies a Funds Participant that a payment order sent by thatFunds Participant has been lost because of computer outage or other reason, theFunds Participant shall be prepared to resend the payment order.8.4A Funds Participant that receives Online Messages must manage its ElectronicConnection so as to permit it to receive on a timely basis a Message, includingan Advice of Credit, sent to it during the Reserve Banks’ funds-transferbusiness day. If a Funds Participant fails to manage its Electronic Connection insuch a manner, a Reserve Bank may limit any attempts to send a Message tothe Funds Participant. In such a case, the Reserve Bank shall be deemed tohave delivered the Message, including an Advice of Credit, when the ReserveBank made the Message available for the Funds Participant to retrieve it. AFunds Participant that loses its Electronic Connection shall reestablishconnectivity as soon as possible.8.5A Funds Participant that receives Offline Messages must be available so as topermit it to receive on a timely basis a Message, including an Advice of Credit,over the telephone during the Reserve Banks’ funds-transfer business day. If aFunds Participant fails to be available in such a manner, a Reserve Bank maylimit the number of attempts it makes to send a Message to the FundsParticipant. In such a case, the Reserve Bank shall be deemed to havedelivered the Message, including an Advice of Credit, when the Reserve Bankmade the first attempt to contact the Funds Participant over the telephone.8.6A Funds Participant, whether it sends or receives Offline or Online Messages,shall indemnify a Reserve Bank for any loss incurred by the Reserve Bank as aOperating Circular No. 6Effective March 8, 20215
result of the Funds Participant’s delay in receiving a Message, including anAdvice of Credit, if the delay results from the Funds Participant’s failure to beable to receive Messages from the Reserve Bank during the Reserve Banks’funds-transfer business day.9.010.08.7The Reserve Banks do not assume any responsibility for completion of a fundstransfer on the day requested except as provided in Regulation J.8.8The Reserve Banks may record any telephone call relating to a Message.TERMINATION AND ACCESS RESTRICTIONS9.1A Reserve Bank may terminate or restrict Fedwire Funds Service access by aFunds Participant or its Service Provider at any time without notice if the ReserveBank has reason to believe that the Funds Participant’s or Service Provider’s useof the Fedwire Funds Service does not comply with any Reserve Bankagreement, including this operating circular, or that such use otherwise poses arisk to a Reserve Bank, any other Funds Participant, or the security or properfunctioning of the Fedwire Funds Service or any service the Reserve Banksprovide under an appendix to this operating circular.9.2Actions by a Reserve Bank to restrict access by a Funds Participant or ServiceProvider to the Fedwire Funds Service may include, among others, restricting theability to send or receive Messages, restricting access through one or moreElectronic Connections, delaying the release to the Fedwire Funds Serviceapplication of Messages sent through an Electronic Connection, restrictingaccess by one or more individuals authorized to use the service on a FundsParticipant’s behalf, and imposing, modifying, or restricting modifications to oneor more of the processing options described in Appendix D to this operatingcircular.9.3A Reserve Bank may otherwise terminate or restrict a Funds Participant’s orService Provider’s access to the Fedwire Funds Service at any time upon noticeto a Funds Participant. A Reserve Bank taking an action under this section 9.3 isnot obliged to but will endeavor to give notice at least five days in advance ofterminating or restricting the Funds Participant’s or Service Provider’s access tothe service.OPERATING HOURS AND EXTENSIONS10.1For purposes of determining a Reserve Bank’s rights and obligation underRegulation J, Article 4A, and this operating circular, the Reserve Banks’ fundstransfer business day begins and ends at the times stated in the FundsSchedule.10.2The Reserve Banks may begin a funds-transfer business day on the precedingcalendar day. A Reserve Bank satisfies its obligations under Regulation J, Article4A, and this operating circular if, upon acceptance of a payment order, aReserve Bank executes the payment order or pays the beneficiary of thepayment order on the same funds-transfer business day that it received theOperating Circular No. 6Effective March 8, 20216
payment order even if it is not the same calendar day.11.010.3The Funds Schedule states the Cutoff Times for the Reserve Banks’ fundstransfer business day. The Reserve Banks may set Cutoff Times for differentcategories of Messages, different Funds Participants, or different methods bywhich Messages are sent to the Reserve Banks. The Reserve Banks also mayset times prior to the Cutoff Times by which a Funds Participant should contactthe Reserve Banks to send Offline Messages.10.4The Reserve Banks may extend a Cutoff Time or the Reserve Banks’ fundstransfer business day to facilitate special market needs.10.5The Reserve Banks publish on the FRBservices.org website guidelines that theReserve Banks use to consider requests from Funds Participants for extensionsof a Cutoff Time or the Reserve Banks’ funds-transfer business day. Theseextension guidelines may identify (i) the timing for submission of an extensionrequest; (ii) the information that must be included in an extension request; (iii)directions for how to submit an extension request; (iv) the considerations thatthe Reserve Banks may take into account when deciding whether to extend aCutoff Time or the Reserve Banks’ funds-transfer business day; and (v) how theReserve Banks provide notification of an extension of a Cutoff Time or theReserve Banks’ funds-transfer business day. The Reserve Banks may amendthe extension guidelines from time to time. The Reserve Banks may decline togrant an extension request for any reason.MESSAGE TYPES; HANDLING OF MESSAGES; REPORTING OF ERRORS11.1Only Messages sent using type code 10 (customer transfer), 15 (specialaccount transfer), or 16 (bank transfer) in combination with subtype code 00(structured funds transfer), 02 (same-day return of funds transfer), 08 (return ofa prior-day funds transfer), or 32 (funds transfer honoring request for funds) areAdvices of Credit. If such a Message is sent to a Funds Participant as areceiving bank, the Message is a payment order. If such a Message is sent to aFunds Participant as a beneficiary, the Message is a notice of credit. All otherMessages are Nonvalue Messages.11.2The Reserve Banks deliver Advices of Credit through Electronic Connections toFunds Participants that receive Online Messages. The Reserve Banks deliverby telephone Advices of Credit to Funds Participants that receive OfflineMessages. The Reserve Banks do not give telephone Advices of Credit forMessages designated as type code 16 bank transfers to Funds Participants thatreceive Offline Messages unless the Funds Participant has notified theAppropriate Reserve Bank in writing that the Funds Participant maintains anaccount for another bank or has otherwise requested telephone Advices ofCredit for such Offline Messages. A Reserve Bank also provides, in MasterAccount statements sent or made available to a Funds Participant, notices ofcredit to that Funds Participant as a receiving bank and notices of debit to thatFunds Participant as a sender.11.3The Reserve Banks send Advices of Credit to the office of the Funds Participantspecified by the Funds Participant. A Reserve Bank has properly executed aOperating Circular No. 6Effective March 8, 20217
payment order if, at the request of the Funds Participant, the Reserve Banksends the Advice of Credit representing the payment order to an office of theFunds Participant other than the office of the Funds Participant identified in thepayment order by an identifying number.11.412.0In addition to the requirement for prompt notice under section 210.28(c) ofRegulation J and sections 4A-204 and 4A-304 of Article 4A, a Funds Participantshall immediately notify the Reserve Bank on whose books its Master Accountis maintained if the Funds Participant learns of or discovers, from any sourceother than an Acknowledgment or Rejection from a Reserve Bank, thepossibility of error or lack of authority in the transmission or processing of apayment order. A Funds Participant must also immediately notify the ReserveBank on whose books the Funds Participant’s Master Account is maintained ofany discrepancy between a payment order or other Advice of Credit sent by aReserve Bank to the Funds Participant as a receiving bank by telephone orElectronic Connection and an Advice of Credit or notice of the creditsubsequently sent by a Reserve Bank to the Funds Participant.[RESERVED]13.0 NONVALUE MESSAGES; CANCELLATION AND AMENDMENT OF PAYMENTORDERS13.1The Reserve Banks handle Messages that do not generate an accounting entryby the Fedwire Funds Service on the books of any Reserve Bank. SuchMessages are designated as a subtype code 01 (request for reversal), 07(request for reversal of prior-day transfer), 31 (request for credit transfer), 33(refusal of request for funds), or 90 (service message).13.2Nonvalue Messages are not payment orders, but are subject to the ReserveBanks’ format and media requirements, security procedures and time and feeschedules. This operating circular does not impose any obligation on FundsParticipants to respond to Nonvalue Messages.13.3Notwithstanding section 4A-211 of Article 4A, a Reserve Bank has no obligationto cancel or amend a payment order, even if it receives from a Funds Participanta request for reversal, request for reversal of prior-day transfer, or otherMessage seeking to cancel or amend the payment order. If such a Message isaccepted by a Reserve Bank, the Reserve Banks’ only obligation is to send theMessage to the Funds Participant identified by the sender of the Message as theFunds Participant to receive it. Whether such a Message would be effective tocancel or amend a payment order received by that Funds Participant is governedby section 4A-211 of Article 4A.13.4By requesting cancellation or amendment of a payment order, the FundsParticipant may be liable under section 4A-211 of Article 4A unless the requeststates “NO INDEMNITY.”13.5A Reserve Bank’s liability for damage caused by its failure to exercise ordinaryOperating Circular No. 6Effective March 8, 20218
care or act in good faith in processing a Message described in this section islimited to the amount of any fee paid to a Reserve Bank for such Message.14.0[RESERVED]15.0CHARGES16.015.1The fees imposed for funds transfer services are listed in the Reserve Banks’ feeschedules as amended from time to time.15.2The Master Account of the Funds Participant is debited for fees associated withfunds transfers over the Fedwire Funds Service.RECOVERY, RESILIENCY, AND TESTING16.1Funds Participants shall develop, implement, and maintain their own contingencyand recovery plans, such as back-up computer and operations facilities, toensure their ability to continue their Fedwire Funds Service operations in theevent of equipment failure or other operational interruption. The Reserve Banksassume no responsibility for providing any back-up access facilities.16.2In the event of an emergency or failure of a Reserve Bank’s computer oroperations facilities, Messages may be delayed until the emergency or failureis resolved. During extended disruptions, the Reserve Bank’s Fedwire FundsService operations may be relocated to an alternate production site. Senders,receiving banks, and beneficiaries should refer to the Reserve Bank’scontingency guidelines regarding their requirements and responsibilities duringcontingency operations.16.3Funds Participants shall be prepared to reconcile their positions up to the point ofthe failure under the Reserve Bank’s instructions.16.4The Reserve Bank will notify Funds Participants of an operating problem at aReserve Bank and, should the problem be deemed critical, will give instructions.16.5In each case at the Funds Participant’s expense, the Reserve Banks may requirea Funds Participant (i) to test its ability to continue to use and access the FedwireFunds Service following Reserve Bank prescribed contingency scenarios and (ii)to establish and periodically test an additional Electronic Connection throughwhich the Funds Participant may send or receive Messages. In determiningwhether a Funds Participant is subject to these requirements, the Reserve Banksmay consider the aggregate value, the aggregate volume, or the purpose ofpayment orders sent and received by that Funds Participant.16.6Each Funds Participant shall test its ability to continue to use and access theFedwire Funds Service before it or its Service Provider make changes to theiroperations, hardware, or software that might affect the Funds Participant’s abilityto continue to use and access the service. Each Funds Participant also shall, asOperating Circular No. 6Effective March 8, 20219
directed by the Reserve Banks, test its ability to continue to use the FedwireFunds Service in advance of changes to operations, hardware, or software theReserve Banks make that may affect the Fedwire Funds Service.16.7A Funds Participants that sends messages to the Fedwire Funds Service inconnection with testing its ability to use the Fedwire Funds Service shall identifythose messages as test messages by including the test indicator on suchmessages in accordance with Reserve Bank format specifications. A FundsParticipant that receives messages that include the test indicator shall handlethese messages as test messages, not as production Messages; for example, aFunds Participant that receives a message that is designated as a type code 31request for credit transfer and that includes the test indicator shall not send apayment order in response to that message.16.8The Reserve Banks are not liable for any loss or damage that might arisebecause a Funds Participant or its Service Provider fails to perform itsobligations under this section 16. Each Funds Participant and the ServiceProvider shall indemnify and hold the Reserve Banks harmless against anyclaim, loss, cost or expense, including, but not limited to, attorneys’ fees andexpenses of litigation, that may arise because the Funds Participant or theService Provider fails to perform its obligations under this section 16.17.0[RESERVED]18.0SERVICE PROVIDERS18.1A Fedwire Participant may authorize another entity to act as its Service Providerby executing the agreement in Appendix C to this operating circular. A FedwireParticipant must use the agreement in Appendix C to this operating circulareven if it is establishing the Service Provider relationship for contingencypurposes only, and even if the Service Provider is affiliated with the FedwireParticipant. Until the agreement in Appendix C to this operating circular isreceived by the Appropriate Reserve Bank, a Fedwire Participant may not use aS
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