Definition
A dual currency deposit (or DCD) is a financial instrument structured to help a depositor take advantage of relative differences in two currencies. It allows a bank customer to make a deposit in one currency and withdraw the money in a different currency if it is advantageous to do so. These products are also known as dual currency products or dual currency services. The DCD combines a cash or mon
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Common mistakes
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