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Large Value Transfer System

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Large Value Transfer System
An electronic system allowing Canadian banks to transfer large amounts of funds instantaneously. The banks may use the LVTS on behalf of clients, but perhaps the most common usage is the transfer of funds for short-term loans between banks, including the Central Bank of Canada. Importantly, LVTS transfers are irreversible so as to reduce the possibility of fraud and other risks.


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A)(NYSE:GIB) announced today that the Canadian Payments Association (CPA) has awarded it a 6-year, $22 million contract to provide systems operating services for the Large Value Transfer System (LVTS).
to build, and operate over a five-year period, this country's first, fully-electronic Large Value Transfer System (LVTS) for the clearing and settlement of payments involving large sums of money.
DMR is pleased to announce that is has been awarded contracts to develop the Large Value Transfer System for the Canadian Payments Association (CPA) and to operate and maintain the system for a five-year period.
 
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