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Where do banks bank their money?

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Anonymous

15y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019

Banks receive their funds - the money which belongs to them - in the form of interest from mortgages, loans, etc. They also use a large portion of the money they are intended to safeguard from customers, sublending it in turn.

They receive their cash - the money in paper and coinage form - from special factories called mints; this is both directly and indirectly as all money must originate in a mint at some point. Mints produce the money, and it is given to the banks in exchange for funds in the form of an account; customers also deposit cash they have received from other sources indirectly receiving it from the mint.

Some banks also have permission to print and form their own money, for example three banks in China, in addition to the official or government mint.

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