Definition
The term Institutional Deposits Corporation (IDC) refers to an organization that allows investors to make large deposits and still receive Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) insurance for the entire amount. Founded in 2000, the IDC oversees the Money Market Account Xtra (MMAX) program, which provides depositors with an efficient way to make large deposits and secure FDIC insurance. The
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