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Federal Reserve Seeks Input on 'Skinny Master Acco...
The Block•Friday, December 19, 2025 at 04:35 PM•1 min read

Federal Reserve Seeks Input on 'Skinny Master Account' Proposal

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The Federal Reserve is soliciting public feedback regarding a proposed "payment account," which has been informally referred to as a "skinny master account," according to reports. The development suggests the Fed is exploring options for institutions to access the central bank's services, though the specifics of the proposal and its potential implications remain subject to public comment and further deliberation. The request for feedback indicates a step toward shaping future regulations or guidelines in the financial sector.

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Federal Reserve Seeks Input on 'Skinny Master Acco...
The Block•Friday, December 19, 2025 at 04:35 PM•1 min read

Federal Reserve Seeks Input on 'Skinny Master Account' Proposal

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The Federal Reserve is soliciting public feedback regarding a proposed "payment account," which has been informally referred to as a "skinny master account," according to reports. The development suggests the Fed is exploring options for institutions to access the central bank's services, though the specifics of the proposal and its potential implications remain subject to public comment and further deliberation. The request for feedback indicates a step toward shaping future regulations or guidelines in the financial sector.

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