The 10th Circuit Court has denied Custodia Bank's request for a full court rehearing regarding its dispute with the Federal Reserve over master account access. This decision follows an October ruling by a panel that affirmed Reserve Banks' legal discretion to deny such access. The vote among active judges was 7–3 against rehearing the case. Judges Tymkovich and Eid dissented, expressing concerns that the ruling grants Reserve Banks unchecked authority to deny accounts to state-chartered banks, potentially conflicting with the Monetary Control Act of 1980.