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Insured Deposit Transfer (IDT)
Definition: A type of deposit payoff in which the insured and secured deposits of a closed bank or thrift are transferred to a transferee or agent institution in the community, permitting a direct payoff of the failed institution's depositors by the agent institution. The agent institution pays customers of the failed institution the amount of their insured deposits or, at the customer's request, opens a new account in the agent institution for the customer. When no assuming bank can be found for the failed bank, an insured deposit transfer is an alternative to a straight deposit payoff. (Also see deposit payoff, payoff, and straight deposit payoff.)
Definition: A type of deposit payoff in which the insured and secured deposits of a closed bank or thrift are transferred to a transferee or agent institution in the community, permitting a direct payoff of the failed institution's depositors by the agent institution. The agent institution pays customers of the failed institution the amount of their insured deposits or, at the customer's request, opens a new account in the agent institution for the customer. When no assuming bank can be found for the failed bank, an insured deposit transfer is an alternative to a straight deposit payoff. (Also see deposit payoff, payoff, and straight deposit payoff.)
