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                                                vider , a scheme, or a switch to manage end user accounts and to
                                    counterparty , financial, or risk management responsibilities for
                                          anisms, infrastructure, institutions, and users in a country or a
                                              A term used to describe the software or service used by a pro-
                                                    A set of rules, practices, and standards necessary for the func-
                                        Encompasses all payment-related activities, processes, mech-
                                 based on the rules and procedures of the clearing house. In
                                institutions settle for items exchanged at a designated time
                                   some cases, the clearing house may assume significant
                                           broader region (e.g. a common economic area).
                                                 send and receive payment transactions.
                                                     tioning of payment services.
                                     the clearing system.
               Alternative and Related T erms Definition An electronic clearing system in which payment orders are  exchanged among payment service providers, primarily via mag- netic media or telecommunications networks, and then cleared  amongst the participants. All operations are handled by a data  processing centre. An ACH typica
                                              Payment Platform, Payment Platform Provider
                                        Payment Network, Money Transfer System























               T erm









            (continued)   Automated Clearing House (ACH)  Clearing House  Payment System  Platform  Scheme  Settlement System  Switch













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