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Interbank Transactions

Definition

Interbank transactions are financial exchanges that occur directly between two or more financial institutions, such as banks. These transactions are typically high-value and facilitate the movement of funds between banks for various purposes, including settlement of customer transactions, interbank lending, and foreign exchange operations. They are critical components of the broader financial system, ensuring the smooth functioning of payment networks. The efficiency and security of these exchanges are paramount for financial stability.