How many bank accounts can I have?
Legally speaking, an individual can open and maintain an unlimited number of bank accounts across domestic and international financial institutions. Neither federal banking laws nor individual institutional regulations cap the total quantity of accounts a single customer can possess. The only governing parameters involve satisfying standard anti-money laundering verification procedures, providing valid tax identification numbers, and meeting each specific bank's opening deposit requirements and compliance policies.
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