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F ederal R eserve Bank
OF DALLAS
W ILL IA M

H. WALLACE

FIRST V IC E PR ES ID EN T
AND C H IE F O PER ATING O FFICER

December 1, 1987

DALLAS, TEXAS 7 5 2 2 2

Circular 87-83

TO:

The Chief Operations Officer of
all financial institutions in the
Eleventh Federal Reserve District
SUBJECT
1988 fee schedules for financial services
DETAILS

The Federal Reserve Board of Governors has announced the 1988 fee
schedules for services provided by the Reserve Banks. Many of the 1988 fees
are the same as those currently imposed, however, there are some changes in
fees for most of the services provided. The new fees become effective January
1, 1988.
The fee schedules apply to check collection and automated
clearinghouse services, transfer of funds and net settlement, definitive
safekeeping and noncash collection services, and book-entry services for
federal agency securities. Fee schedules for the check collection service are
being distributed by separate circular letter; fee schedules for the remaining
services are attached.
The basic transaction fee for origination or receipt of transfers of
funds has been lowered to 47 cents from 50 cents, and the basic net settlement
entry fee has been lowered to $1.00 from $1.30. In ACH, the basic fee for
interdistrict unsorted items has been reduced from 1.8 cents to 1.7 cents; the
night cycle credit and debit surcharges have been reduced by 1 and 1.5 cents,
respectively; and certain "nonautomated" manual handling fees have been
increased.
In addition, the definitive safekeeping fee structure has been
simplified. There will be some price increases to incorporate the changes.
The collection fees previously assessed on coupons detached from safekeeping
have been eliminated, but will be incorporated into the definitive account
maintenance fees. The monthly definitive account maintenance fee will be
increased from $2.25 to $3.00 per receipt. The monthly par value assessment
for safekeeping coupon bearing securities will be increased from 8/10 of a
cent to 1 cent per $1,000 par value.

For additional copies of any circu lar please c o n ta c t the Public A ffairs D ep artm en t a t (214) 6 5 1 -6 2 8 9 . B anks and others are
encouraged to use the follow ing incom ing W A T S num bers in contacting this Bank (800) 4 4 2 -7 1 4 0 (intrastate) and (800)
5 2 7 -9 2 0 0 (interstate).

This publication was digitized and made available by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas' Historical Library (FedHistory@dal.frb.org)

- 2 Fees associated with noncash collection services have been reduced
and simplified. The only two remaining collection fees are applicable to
over-the-counter deposits. For noncash collections payable intradistrict,
there is a fee of $3.50 per item. For noncash collections payable
interdistrict, there is a fee of $4.00 per item. Fees for noncash return
items will be increased from $10.00 to $15.00 per item.
ATTACHMENTS
The 1988 fee schedules for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas are
attached.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information, please contact Dick Ingram at (214) 651-6212.
Sincerely yours,

- 3 AUTOMATED CLEARINGHOUSE FEE SCHEDULE
Effective January 1, 1988
Debits and Credits Originated:
Intradistrict basic fee
Interdistrict basic fee
Unsorted
Presorted, consolidated
Presorted, direct sent

Per Item

Per Addendum

$ .010

$ .002

.017
.012
.010

.003
.002
.002

i

Night cycle surcharges
Next-day credits, automated
notifications of change (NOCs)
and prenotes
Next-day debits

.020
.045

Files deposited, per file

1.00

Tapes deposited, per tape

3.75

History database surcharge
(CATIE or dedicated terminal
option)

1.25

2

Paper item surcharge
Paper return items and NOCs

3.75

Debits and Credits Received:
Intradistrict basic fee

.010

.002

Interdistrict basic fee

.017

.003

Your message, per output file

3.75

Our courier, per file delivered

4.75

Telephone Advice:
Up to 10 pieces of information
Each additional piece of information

3.50
.050

^There is no surcharge for night cycle two-day credits or for addenda
originated, or for debits and credits received.
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When these items are deposited in paper form, the $3.75 per item surcharge is
added to the appropriate basic fee. Return items, NOCs and prenotes deposited
in automated form are billed at the appropriate basic fee, plus the
appropriate night cycle surcharge if the item is deposited at night.

- 4 TRANSFER OF FUNDS AND NET SETTLEMENT FEE SCHEDULES
Effective January 1, 1988
TRANSFER OF FUNDS
Fee Per Transfer Originated:
Telephone Advice
NO
YES
On!ine

$ .47

$3.97

Offline

6.47

9.97

Fee Per Transfer Received:
Standing Order of
Telephone Advice
NO
YES
.47

3.97

NET SETTLEMENT
Basic fee per entry

$ 1.00

Fee per settlement arrangement

$8. 0 0

Telephone advice

$3.50

- 5 DEFINITIVE SAFEKEEPING FEE SCHEDULE
Effective January 1, 1988
Deposits (per transaction)

$10.00

Reregistration fee (per transaction)

$10.00

Withdrawals (per transaction)

$10.00

Maintenance
*
Per receipt per month
(1-400 receipts)
(400+ receipts)
Plus $0.01 per $1,000 par value applied
to coupon bearing securities only

$ 3.00
$ 2.00

Purchases and sales (per transaction)

$26.50

Magnetic tape safekeeping holdings (per tape)

$50.00

*

Includes safekeeping coupon collection fees.

NONCASH COLLECTION FEE SCHEDULE
(Over-the-counter deposits only)
Effective January 1, 1988
Coupons payable intradistrict (per envelope)

$ 3.50

Coupons payable interdistrict (per envelope)

$ 3.50

Return items

$15.00

Bond redemption and sales*

$20.00

^Actual shipping costs additional.

FEDERAL AGENCY BOOK-ENTRY SECURITIES FEE SCHEDULE
Effective January 1, 1988
Transfers
Originated Online
Originated Offline
Received Offline

per transaction
per transaction
per transaction

$ 2.25
$ 7.00
$ 7.00

Account Maintenance
Per account
Per issue

per month
per month

$15.00
$ .45

The revised fee schedule applies to all federal agency book-entry securities.
The Treasury's book-entry transfer fee, which is established by the Treasury
Department, will remain unchanged.

ELECTRONIC CONNECTION FEES
FOR ACCESSING ONE OR MORE PRICED SERVICES
Type of connection
Direct line (CPU to CPU)

$400 per month

Dedicated line
Single drop
Multi-drop

$400 per month
$250 per month

Dial-Up line

$ 60 per month