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title: "Terminal | Federated Banking™"
description: "An interactive demonstration of operating a federated financial network with Federated Banking™: payments through the right provider, treasury across entities, networks, requests, failure scenarios and a record of every operation."
url: https://federatedbanking.com/terminal/
lang: en-GB
source: "Federated Banking"
---

> An interactive demonstration of operating a federated financial network with Federated Banking™: payments through the right provider, treasury across entities, networks, requests, failure scenarios and a record of every operation.

Federated Banking™ Terminal

# Your whole financial network, in one place.

Watch the automatic tour or click around yourself; press Ctrl+K or ⌘K for commands. Every operation runs the same way: the rules you set, the approvals you need, the provider best suited to it, and a record of what happened.

**Demo** Every organisation, provider, person and amount on this page is fictional, and nothing moves real money. Federated Banking™ works with the licensed providers you connect; it owns no payment rail.

Modules

## Every part of the network, one terminal

Pick a card to open that part of the terminal.

**Overview** Participants, providers and today's activity; when a provider degrades, the others carry on. **Payments** Each payment goes through the provider best suited to it, and through another when that one does not answer. **Treasury** Balances across entities and providers, and a transfer proposed before a shortfall. **Networks** A public finance network, a platform and a partner network, and a payment across them. **Developers** The same request whichever provider is behind it. **When something fails** Insufficient funds, a provider unavailable, a duplicate request and an expired approval, before they happen for real. **Records** What happened, when it happened and what followed, for every operation.

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