RTGS
Real-Time Gross Settlement
RTGS is a funds transfer system where money moves from one bank to another on a real-time and gross basis, meaning each transaction is settled individually without netting against other transactions.
RTGS systems are typically used for high-value, time-sensitive payments. Examples include Fedwire in the US, CHAPS in the UK, and TARGET2 in the Eurozone. These systems minimize settlement risk by providing immediate finality. Examples include systems like MEPS+ in Malaysia.
Related Terms
Fedwire
Federal Reserve Wire Network
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CHAPS
Clearing House Automated Payment System
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Wire Transfer
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CHIPS
Clearing House Interbank Payments System
CHIPS is a private sector clearing and settlement system for large-value wire transfers and payments...
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