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Member Bank
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Member bank
A national- or state-chartered bank that is a member of the Federal Reserve System.

Member Bank
In the United States, a federally- or state-chartered bank that has joined the Federal Reserve System. Such banks must buy stock in the Federal Reserve. In general, member banks are subject to more regulations than nonmember banks. However, they have access to more of the Federal Reserve's services.


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