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Key Messages: Institutions have begun receiving electronic delivery of their unpaid image returns. This report now includes the trend information for image returns. From January to December 2009, the volume of reported image returns grew by 91% from an average of 114,000 per day in January to 218,100 per day in December. More than 21,000 routing transit numbers are available to receive check images and over 6,000 are available to receive returns. Substitute Checks have facilitated the transition from paper checks to check images. The monthly volume of substitute checks peaked in the month of October 2007 and the quarterly volume peaked in the second quarter 2008 with 875 million and then declined by 75% during the fourth quarter of 2009 to 220 million. On an average day during December 2009, over 59 million check images were received for posting. When the December volume is annualized, it totals 15.1 billion for $17.6 trillion. Also, another 2.9 million checks per day that were sent as images and delivered to paying institutions as substitute checks. These totaled 752 million checks per year and $864 billion. This CheckImage Collaborative image clearing report reflects transactions settled through the Federal Reserve, Viewpointe, The Clearing House and local / regional exchanges. When the same payments were cleared through two or more of these organizations, those payments were counted only once. CheckImage Collaborative Communications Work Group
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Page 1: Key Messages:

Key Messages:

Institutions have begun receiving electronic delivery of their unpaid image returns. This report now includes the trend information for image returns. From January to December 2009, the volume of reported image returns grew by 91% from an average of 114,000 per day in January to 218,100 per day in December.

More than 21,000 routing transit numbers are available to receive check images and over 6,000 are available to receive returns.

Substitute Checks have facilitated the transition from paper checks to check images.  The monthly volume of substitute checks peaked in the month of October 2007 and the quarterly volume peaked in the second quarter 2008 with 875 million and then declined by 75% during the fourth quarter of 2009 to 220 million.

On an average day during December 2009, over 59 million check images were received for posting. When the December volume is annualized, it totals 15.1 billion for $17.6 trillion. Also, another 2.9 million checks per day that were sent as images and delivered to paying institutions as substitute checks. These totaled 752 million checks per year and $864 billion.

This CheckImage Collaborative image clearing report reflects transactions settled through the Federal Reserve, Viewpointe, The Clearing House and local / regional exchanges. When the same payments were cleared through two or more of these organizations, those payments were counted only once.

CheckImage CollaborativeCommunications Work Group

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Highlights:

Chart reflects volume received by DFIs for

payment from other DFIs or an intermediary.

Average daily image volume grew from 35.51

to 59.98 million from January 2008 to December 2009.

December 2009 volume annualized is 15.1 billion

images received per year. Based on the Fed’s

2007 Payments Study this is 49% of all checks

paid in 2006.

Data Sources:

Transactions settled through the Federal Reserve,

Viewpointe, The Clearing House and other local /

regional exchanges

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Chart reflects the number of R/Ts available to

receive images from other DFIs or an

intermediary.

Number of available receiving R/Ts grew from

12,963 to 21,425 from January 2008 to December 2009.

Data Sources:

Transactions settled through the Federal Reserve,

Viewpointe, The Clearing House and other local /

regional exchanges

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All checks were imaged before reconversion to

substitute checks.

Chart reflects checks received by DFIs for

payment from other DFIs or an intermediary.

The monthly dollar amount received grew from $1.36 to

$1.62 trillion.

Annualized December 2009 dollar amount = $18.5

trillion/yr.

$18.5 trillion is 44% of the total dollars cleared via

check payments.

Data Sources:

Transactions settled through the Federal Reserve,

Viewpointe, The Clearing House and other local /

regional exchanges

$ Amounts of Images& Substitute Checks

Forward Collection Only

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Data Sources:

Transactions settled through the Federal Reserve,

Viewpointe, The Clearing House and other local /

regional exchanges

Highlights:

All checks were imaged before reconversion to

substitute checks.

Chart reflects volume received by DFIs for

payment from other DFIs or an intermediary.

Over 24 month period Image-based clearing

volume grew from 1,039 to 1,358 million / mo with 97%

of the volume cleared by image in December 2009 (22 days in December).

The annualized December ‘09 volume (15.8 billion

items/yr.) is approximately 52% of total check volume

paid.

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Images

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# of Images & Substitute ChecksForward Collection Only

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Highlights:

Chart reflects the number of R/Ts available to receive unpaid image returns from

other DFIs or an intermediary.

From May 2009 to December 2009, the number of R/Ts available to receive unpaid image returns grew by 74% from 3,511 to 6,111.

Data Sources:

Transactions settled through the Federal Reserve,

Viewpointe, The Clearing House and other local /

regional exchanges

Number of R/TsAvailable to Receive Image Returns

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Highlights:

This chart reports the volume trend of unpaid image returns delivered

electronically to the receipt location designated by the

bank of first deposit.

Between January and December 2009, the volume

of image returns grew by 91% from an average daily

volume of 114,000 to 218,100.

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Average # of ImageReturns/Day

Data Sources:

Transactions settled through the Federal Reserve,

Viewpointe, The Clearing House and other local /

regional exchangesJan-0

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Page 8: Key Messages:

Highlights:

This chart reports the dollar amount trend of unpaid image returns delivered

electronically to the receipt location designated by the

bank of first deposit.

Between January and December 2009, the dollar amount of image returns grew by 97% from $2.77

billion to $5.47.

The average dollar amount of image returns ranged from a low of $1,085 per

return to a high of $1,215.

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Data Sources:

Transactions settled through the Federal Reserve,

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Highlights:

Chart reflects volume received by DFIs for

payment from other DFIs or an intermediary.

Average daily image volume grew from .08 to 59.57 million from Qtr 1

2005 to Qtr 4 2009.

Qtr 4 2009 volume annualized is 14.7 billion

images received per year. Based on the Fed’s

2007 Payments Study this is 48% of all checks

paid in 2006.

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Data Sources:

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Images Received /Day

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Highlights:

Chart reflects check images received by DFIs for payment from other DFIs or an intermediary.

The quarterly dollar amount of images received grew from $1.7 billion to $4.3

trillion.

Annualized Quarter 4 2009 dollar amount = $17.2

trillion/yr.

$17.2 trillion is 41% of the total dollars cleared via

check and is about 5 times the sum of all debit card

and credit card payments.

Data Sources:

Transactions settled through the Federal Reserve,

Viewpointe, The Clearing House and other local /

regional exchanges

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