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An institution’s daylight overdraft net debit cap (“cap”) refers to the maximum dollar amount of uncollateralized daylight overdrafts the institution is authorized to incur in its Federal Reserve account. The dollar amount of the net debit cap is determined by an institution’s cap category and its reported capital.
