Established in 1853, the New York Clearing House is the oldest bank association and payments company in the U.S. It facilitates the efficient exchange and settlement of checks and large-value electronic payments among major financial institutions. By mitigating systemic risk and ensuring liquidity, it benefits member banks, corporate treasuries, and the broader economy through reliable, same-day clearing services.
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