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A DIP account, or Debtor-in-Possession account, is a financial account established for a company that is undergoing Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. It allows the company to manage its finances while retaining control of its assets and operations, enabling it to continue business activities during the restructuring process. Funds in a DIP account are typically used for essential expenses like payroll, rent, and operational costs, ensuring the company can stabilize and work towards a successful reorganization.

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