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in banks usually mean there is a relationship between the organization / business and the bank. Sometimes they may be subsidiaries of the bank or the holding company that owns both the bank and the business that has the "member transaction". These transactions usually receive preferential treatment.eg. check cashing without fees, no minimum balance requirement, overdraft allowances, etc.

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