A bank charter is a government-issued license authorizing a financial institution to operate as a bank. It grants legal permission to accept deposits, issue loans, and conduct regulated banking activities. This document benefits consumers by ensuring oversight from federal or state authorities, providing deposit insurance and financial stability. Banks use charters to build trust, access central banking services, and comply with legal standards.
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