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1. ''Noun''
''Funds transfer - infrastructure''.


The rate at which customers are lost during any given period.
(CHAPS).


A UK-based payment system for high-value, sterling real time gross settlement of transactions ([[RTGS]]) operated by the Bank of England through a subsidiary. It also offered euro payments but this service was discontinued in 2008.


2. ''Verb''
It uses the [[MIRS]] settlement system back-up system offered by [[SWIFT]] as its offshore, distributed processing back-up.


To trade excessively on behalf of a client in order to generate commissions.
 
As a result of its migration to a new platform, it was for a while also called NewCHAPS.




== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[ARPU]]
* [[BACS]]
* [[Revenue]]
* [[Clearing House Interbank Payment System]]
* [[CREST]]
* [[Faster Payments Service]]
* [[Fedwire]]
* [[Infrastructure]]
* [[Migration]]
* [[NewCHAPS]]
* [[Platform]]
* [[Real-time gross settlement system]]  (RTGS)
* [[Payments and payment systems]]
* [[Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications]]  (SWIFT)
* [[TARGET2]]
* [[United Payments Interface]]  (UPI)
 
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Revision as of 20:34, 9 July 2022

Funds transfer - infrastructure.

(CHAPS).

A UK-based payment system for high-value, sterling real time gross settlement of transactions (RTGS) operated by the Bank of England through a subsidiary. It also offered euro payments but this service was discontinued in 2008.

It uses the MIRS settlement system back-up system offered by SWIFT as its offshore, distributed processing back-up.


As a result of its migration to a new platform, it was for a while also called NewCHAPS.


See also