
Treasury Deposit Account
An community trust deposits account for data-driven remittance
Bank Integration

Distributed Ledger Technology by EDI, XML SOAP, JSON API, QRC Barcode, or manual processing .
Regulatory Compliance

Bank level KYC, EDD, CDD, and OFAC data scan with up to date AML monitoring.
Internal Sweep

Electronic Funds Transfer via ACH, Wire and Swift into investment FBO Account for investment settlement
About the TDA
A Treasury Deposit Account TDA is a specialized on or off ledger financial tool that can be linked to Community Investment Treasuries. Its primary purpose is to optimize CIT by automatically transferring — or “sweeping” — them into higher-yield investment options. HSC utilize a sweep account to allocate restricted cash from within the MTA into a FBO community investment account.
How Does It Work
A TDA are setup as a non FDIC trust deposit account that is opened by an HSC corporate trustee for the benefit of a Community Investment Treasuries third-party beneficiaries, based on the terms of a legal trust document
TDA is used to manage and hold assets according to HSC as grantor trustee instructions, often for estate planning or property management, and provides a clear separation between the trust’s assets and the trustee’s personal funds. Key elements include a trustee who manages the account, beneficiaries who receive the assets, and a trust agreement that dictates the terms of distributio
Depository Fees
TDA fees are charged by HSC banking partner for overseeing and facilitating the securities sweep and settlements.
Costs and fees
TDA processing rates vary with
- Usage Fee: the type of transaction and card used,
- Monthly Fee: your monthly processing volume, and
- Flat Fee: whether they are flat fees or a percentage of your transaction volume.
- Cancellation fees. Money you pay when you stop using the credit card service.
- Early termination fees. Extra charges if you quit before your contract is done.
- PCI non-compliance fees. Penalties if you don’t follow the safety rules for handling credit cards.
- Charge back fees. What you responsibility of the developer for repayment for non performance.
- Account change fees. Costs for updating information like your business name or bank details.
- Equipment rentals. Monthly payments for using card machines that you’re borrowing instead of owning.
These kinds of fees may be charged separately from your processing fee of a typical transactions might look like.
P2P Integration
- This include P2P H2H integration via JSON, XML SOAP REST API.
- The HSC also offer developers merchant card, invoice QRC, or 128 Barcode system for deposits.
Treasury to Bank Technology
Find out what integrations your bank or it processors have for integration supports and whether they offer flexibility for HSC’s Treasury Bank Portal. When get this info and give it to our IT Agents you can instantly get end-to-end integration solutions and reap the benefits of the Treasury to Bank functionalities combined.
Value vs Volume
Your business is going to scale, which means increased processing volume. Choose a provider with the ability to process an unlimited number of transactions and dollar volume without hitting you with fees or limits.
Who Pays Processing Fees?
Typically, HSC pay the processing fee as part of their developments closing costs. However, in some cases, both may negotiate to split the fee. The specific terms regarding who pays can vary based on the contract and local custo
Average Costs
On average, expect to pay around $3,000 in settlement fees for a bond purchase priced at $300,000 which is 0.1 % However, this amount can vary significantly based on the location, the complexity of the transaction, and the specific services provided by the settlement.
Exchange Fee
Exchange fees can vary widely depending on what country the bank account is in.
Currency exchange charges typically include:
- GST: Goods and Services Tax may also apply.
- Rate Markups: Ranging from 2-15% on the exchange rate.
- Service Fees: Between ₹500-2000 depending on the bank and currency.

