Although there are a number of banking institutions that aid international banking, their functions often overlap. The international banking "system" does not have one entity that functions as a regulatory type central bank. For example, in the US the Federal Reserve System and its lead bank, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has a number of high level functions that govern the US banking system and at times interfaces or influence other world central banks. With that being said, no single world banking organization can function in the world as a central bank functions within a single nation.
A decentralized set of central and private banks
Fractional-reserve banking is what keeps the banks running. They must keep a certain amount of money in reserve (usually in the form of a deposit with the central bank), so that people can withdrawal their deposits.
The US financial system works according to some institution like the Central Bank. The Central bank lend money into existence to the banking institutions.
Central banks are the regulator or supervisors of banking operations in a country. All member banks that operate in a country have to follow the rules laid down by them. The government of the country usually controls their operations but in most cases they have powers to take decisions on their own.
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The location of the central banking district may depend on what bank it is. Every bank will have a headquarters or main office branch, in the capital of the state, or in bigger cities.
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Yes, Central Mortgage does offer online banking services. It is possible to sign-up for an online account from the home page of their website, at which point one can conduct online banking at his or her own convenience.