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All national banks must be members of the Federal Reserve System, while state banks can join if they wish.
The difference between the commercial banks and micro finance banks is in their functions and ability. The main difference is in the lending limits with micro finance banks having lower limits.
SWIFT Code is for International Money transfers while IFSC code is for domestic transfers between banks..
A national bank does business on a national level, for example deals exclusively with in-country clients. A commercial bank will fund foreign deals and has dealings outside of the Federal Reserve system of America.
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International banks play a very important role in international trade. Banks make the transfer of money possible between international trading partners.
A foreign bank is one from another country as opposed to a bank from your own country. An intenational bank is one that operates in many different countries. A foreign bank can also be an international bank. A bank from your country can also be an international bank if it operates in other countries too. In those countries it would be regarded as being a foreign bank.
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12; The National banks are also known as Federal Reserve Banks
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National city banks are like Wells Fargo, they are used nation wide and have high fees for nonmembers. A normal bank is something like your local bank that usually does not have outrageous fees for nonmembers.