glossary

Zero Balance Account (ZBA)

A zero balance account is a bank account arrangement where the account balance is automatically adjusted to zero by transferring funds to or from a master account. It is often used in treasury and cash management to control disbursement accounts more efficiently. This structure helps centralize liquidity and improve cash monitoring.

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