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The Federal Reserve suffers widespread disruption to payment services

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By Matt EganCNN Business

 

Updated 5:44 PM ET, Wed February 24, 2021

Fed chief downplays inflation concerns
 

New York (CNN Business)The Federal Reserve suffered a widespread disruption in multiple payment services Wednesday, including a system that banks and businesses rely on to zip trillions of dollars around the financial system each day.

After experiencing problems for several hours, the crucial payment system, known as Fedwire, resumed normal operations shortly before 3 p.m. ET, according to the Fed's website.
Other Fed services are still down, however.
In a statement, the Fed blamed an "operational error" and said it is working to restore services and communicate with customers.
 
 
Banks, businesses and government agencies rely on Fedwire to transfer vast sums of money around the US banking system. More than $3 trillion was transferred daily using Fedwire during the fourth quarter.
The problems were widespread. Fed staff "became aware of a disruption for all services" beginning around 11:15 a.m. ET, according to a message on the Fed website.
"Our technical teams have determined that the cause is a Federal Reserve operational error," the message said.
In an update, the Fed said that it has "taken steps to help ensure the resilience" of Fedwire and national settlement service applications "including to the point of failure."
It's not clear how many banks or companies are affected by the outage.
 
Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange backed by the Winklevoss twins, said some of its systems are experiencing outages because of the Fed disruption. "All funds remain secure while we investigate the issue," Gemini said in a status update.
A person familiar with the matter at a major bank told CNN Business that Fedwire flows have resumed. There are few concerns that any payments will fail to be executed due to the outage, the person added.
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Hard to say.......but be assured.....as has happened in history else where.........US Citizens will wake up to a new reality.....

 

Hopefully it won't  be a Greece or Cyprus situation.....Banks closed.....currency devalued by 70%.....

 

Let's pray for a seamless transition to a new financial reality..         CL  

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5 minutes ago, coorslite21 said:

Very possible it is a necessary step in the reset...Wednesdays are the day for that type of activity in the financial World... 

 

When I first saw this yesterday afternoon that is exactly what I thought.

 

The second thing I thought was, it’s happening.  It’s showtime, get out the popcorn and enjoy the show.  If you own Dinars, Gold, Silver, Cryptos, RE, you should be in good shape.

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1 hour ago, Pitcher said:

 

When I first saw this yesterday afternoon that is exactly what I thought.

 

The second thing I thought was, it’s happening.  It’s showtime, get out the popcorn and enjoy the show.  If you own Dinars, Gold, Silver, Cryptos, RE, you should be in good shape.

NOOOOOOOOOO:shakehead:

Not until I get my next Covid19 money from Biden and make my next order of Silver. :pirateship: :bagofmoney:

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Payment services are disrupted at the world's largest central bank

Economie11:14 - 25/02/2021

 
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Follow-up - Mawazine News   
The US Federal Reserve has been exposed to widespread disruption in multiple payment services, including the system that banks and companies rely on to transfer trillions of dollars every day.

After running into trouble for several hours, the critical payment system, known as "Fedwire," resumed normal operations before 3 pm EST, according to the Federal Reserve website.

In a statement, the Federal Reserve blamed an "operational error" and said it was working to restore services and communicate with clients.

Banks, companies and government agencies depend on FedWire to transfer huge sums of money around the US banking system. More than $ 3 trillion was transferred daily using FedWire during the fourth quarter of last year.

The problems were widespread, with Fed employees "aware of a disruption in all services" starting at 11:15 am ET, according to a statement on the Fed's website.

In an update, the Fed said it had "taken steps to help ensure the flexibility of FedWire" and National Settlement Service applications "including the problem it encountered."

A person familiar with the matter at a major bank told CNN that Fedwire transfers have resumed, indicating that there are few concerns that no payments will be executed due to the disruption. 29 / A 87

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HSBC's Overhaul
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When I saw that the FED was down and it affected interbank activities my instincts told me buy more xrp and xlm (interbank transfer currencies). Because those two cryptos are the bridge currencies for the central banks and other cross border payments.  And it was right after the first in a series of lawsuits that the sec has against ripple (xrp) which was Feb 22nd...it's a signal.

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Pretty sad that Communist Media takes down / removes video's, thinking they know what best for me or the people. Trying to tell me or the people how think and what to think. And on top of that we have communist run government that allow's it...What happen to Freedom of Speech...?

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