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Processing Glitch Causes Delays in Bank Transfers

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A recent processing glitch in the U.S. bank account transfer network has resulted in delays in settling deposits, with some transactions still being held up. The Clearing House Payments Co., the private company responsible for operating the system, revealed that a technical error occurred on Thursday, causing payment information to be sent to banks with account numbers and customer names masked. As a result, these transactions were unable to be processed immediately.

The Clearing House Payments Co., known as TCH and owned by a consortium of 22 major banks including Citibank, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and JPMorgan Chase, addressed the issue and offered an apology for the inconvenience caused. TCH emphasized that individual banks should not be held responsible for this situation. Additionally, it clarified that this problem only affected a minimal percentage of all transactions.

The repercussions of these delays have been felt by customers, many of whom have taken to social media to express their frustration. The delayed paycheck deposits have put important automatic payments, such as mortgage installments, rent, and credit card bills at risk.

TCH is actively working with the affected banks, their customers, and the Federal Reserve to resolve this problem as quickly as possible. Rest assured that efforts are underway to rectify this situation and minimize any further disruptions.

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