Contact

The Federal Reserve Banks are committed to providing you with the support you need when using our services. Use "Find Your Contacts" to create a directory customized to your ABA or find contact information by service area below.

Find Your Contacts

Click the "Search by ABA" button below to enter your institution's ABA number for a customized list of support contacts, including your relationship manager.

Search by ABA for a customized list of Federal Reserve Bank Services support contacts, including your relationship manager

Contacts by Product 

FedLine® Solutions

Assistance with specialized technical support and service setup related to FedLine® Solutions.

 

Relationship Manager Contacts

Assistance with your account and Federal Reserve Financial Services.

 

Accounting Services

Assistance with account balance confirmation requests.
Account open coordinators provide assistance to financial institutions during the account open process.
Accounting Services Customer Support.
Assistance with correspondent/respondent changes (OC 1 – Appendix 2) and Accounting Information Services (AIS), including Account Management Information (AMI), the daily Statement of Account, and AIS Data files; and AIS Subscription Forms.
P: (800) 309-6156
Billing Operations Site and Service Charge Information
For questions about monthly Statement of Service Charges and the Service Charge Information application.
P: (800) 309-6156
For questions and assistance with Certificate of Resolution and the Official Authorization List.
Assistance with Capital Stock.
Assistance for financial institutions going through a merger or operations consolidation.

 

Central Bank

Alternate contact numbers in case of a Federal Reserve office relocation.
Assistance with credit risk management.
Assistance with excess balance accounts.
Assistance with Reporting Central accounts.
Assistance with reserves administration enhancements.
Assistance with the Term Deposit Facility.

 

FedACH® and Check Services

Assistance with questions related to processing payments, testing and maintaining integrity of the FedACH and Check Services. Assistance with FedACH Risk®, FedPayments® Insights, FedPayments Reporter, and FedDetect® Duplicate Treasury Check Notifier Services, as well as Canadian Check processing and Foreign Check collection service, Check Adjustments, return items and exchange rates.

 

FedCash® Services

Assistance with FedCash Services, including ordering forms and supplies.
Alternate contact numbers in case of a Federal Reserve office relocation.

 

FedNow® Service

Federal Reserve Bank Services Support Center – FedNow Service
Assistance with questions related to processing messages, reports, testing and other general inquiries. For questions about enrolling in or implementing the FedNow Service, please contact your relationship manager.
P: (833) 377-7827

 

Fedwire® Funds and Fedwire Securities Services

Assistance with individual transactions, funds subsidiary statements, research requests, problems with rejected messages, service setup and general funds transfer inquiries.
Assistance with any questions regarding Fedwire Services testing.

 

National Settlement Service

Operations and Testing Support
Federal Reserve Bank of New York - EROC
100 Orchard Street, Funds Transfer Dept - 1st
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
P: (833) 377-7827

 

U.S. Department of the Treasury Services

Customer Support for Redeemed Savings Bond Clearing
The U.S. Treasury provides information on purchasing and managing savings bonds and other Treasury securities.
Savings Bond Customer Support Contacts
Separately Sorted Savings Bonds Processing Site Addresses
U.S. Mail, FedEx, UPS and other couriers:
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Check Department-Savings Bond Processing
1000 Peachtree Street NE
Atlanta, GA 30309-4470
Assistance with the processing of Savings Bonds.
P: (844) 284-2676

 

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