Forms
FedMail® Service Descriptions
FedMail sends communications via email that either provide information in the body of the email or as an attachment.
| Service | Description |
|---|---|
| Accounting: Capital Stock (STOC, DIVD) | Service provides the electronic delivery of monthly statements of share holdings and semi-annual advices of dividend payments for member banks of the Federal Reserve System. |
| Accounting: Daily Statement of Account (IASR) | The Daily Statement of Account provides details of transactions that have posted for your financial institution, Secondary RTNs (Subaccounts and Other Secondary RTNs) and Respondents, if applicable. Statements are also available for Subaccounts (Statement of Items Through Your Master Account) and Respondents (Statement of Items Through Your Correspondent). Email attachment format is text. |
| Billing: Monthly Billing Summary Statement of Service Charges (EBST) | Service provides the ability to receive the Monthly Billing Summary Statement of Service Charges (EBST) electronically. Email attachment format is text |
| Check Adjustments: Messages and Images (CADM/CADI) | Service provides the ability to receive check adjustment information (CADM) and supporting documentation (CADI) electronically. The Federal Reserve Banks utilize a third-party vendor for message encryption and delivery services. Encrypted message delivery via Portal is based on standard internet technology, and users can access encrypted messages stored within the message center through a variety of internet browsers. Service use does not require additional IT, web or security infrastructure. While the vendor offers additional solutions that require the receiving institution/recipient to purchase additional components, the additional components and solutions are not required and are not supported by the Federal Reserve Banks. Customers may choose to use the other vendor-supported solutions based on their own security assessment and business needs. Email attachment format is text; image format is TIF, JPG or PDF. |
| Check 21: FedForward®/FedReturn®(DNOP, DNOT) | Service provides the ability to receive Check 21 FedForward and FedReturn Deposit Acknowledgements in both the Production (DNOP) and Test (DNOT) environments. Information is provided in the body of the email. |
| Check 21: FedPayments® Reporter (CREP) | Service provides the ability to receive various Check Reports electronically. Email attachment format can be PDF or Excel format depending on the reports being delivered. |
| Check 21: FedReceipt®/PDF Presentment Notifications (PNOP, PNOT) | Service provides the ability to receive Check 21 FedReceipt/PDF Presentment Notifications in both the Production (PNOP) and Test (PNOT) environments. Information is provided in the body of the email. |
| FedACH®: Advices (ACHR) | Service provides the ability to receive electronic copies of FedACH End-Of-Day Settlement Advices, FedACH Immediate Advices, FedACH Second Immediate Advices and Same Day Return Advices. Email attachment format is text. |
| Fedwire®: Securities Reports and Advices (FSSR) | Service provides the ability to receive Fedwire Securities statements (such as Detailed Activity Statement, Holdings Statement and Notification of Principal & Interest Credit) and advices of offline transactions via email. The Federal Reserve Banks utilize a third-party vendor for message encryption and delivery services. Encrypted message delivery via Portal is based on standard internet technology, and users can access encrypted messages stored within the message center through a variety of internet browsers. Service use does not require additional IT, web or security infrastructure. While the vendor offers additional solutions that require the receiving institution/recipient to purchase additional components, the Federal Reserve Banks do not support these additional components and solutions. Customers may choose to use the other vendor-supported solutions based on their own security assessment and business needs. Email attachment format is text. |
| Treasury and DFAS: ACH Reclamations (RECM) | Service provides the ability to receive Treasury and Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) Automated Clearing House (ACH) reclamations (RECM) electronically. Due to privacy concerns, the payee’s social security number and account number will be truncated to display only the last four digits of each number. This service replaces the physical delivery of notices of reclamation (FMS Form 133) via mail. The notices will be sent no later than 7 a.m. ET, Monday-Friday. Each notice will consist of Form 133 Part 1 (Program Agency Copy) and Part 5 (Notice to Account Owners). Parts 2, 3 and 4 of the Form 133 are duplicates of Part 1 and will not be included in the PDF. Upon receipt of an emailed notice of reclamation, the recipient should view, print and process the notice of ACH reclamation in the same way that it would process a paper notice of ACH reclamation received by mail. Email attachment format is PDF. |
| Treasury: Check Reclamations and Reports (RECC, CORM, CORS, CORW) | Service provides the ability to receive Check reclamations (RECC) and reports electronically. Recipients receive check reclamations and all reports. Check reclamations format is PDF; reports format is text. The Cumulative Notice of Discharged Debt (CORM) is a monthly report of canceled debt that will be reported to the Internal Revenue Service on Form 1099C. The Summary of Debt Statement (CORS) is a monthly report of outstanding check reclamations and associated information. The Abandonment Notice (CORW) is a weekly report of check reclamations that have been abandoned. |