Remote deposit capture (RDC) is a service provided by banks which allows customers to deposit items electronically from remote locations. It can significantly decrease the costs of doing banking, but also raises new risks that the traditional deposit system did not. In the past year, banking regulators have expressed concern about the risks of RDC. In January 2009, the FDIC released FIL-4-2009: Risk Management of Remote Deposit Capture to help banks identify and address those risks. Click here for a copy of the FDIC's guidelines.
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