MEGA Bank

MEGA Bank — because some money is supposed to outlive you.

Every Trump MEGA Station has a MEGA Bank branch behind the Vault doors. Not a kiosk beside the gift shop. A real custody floor: human trust officers, private viewing rooms, inheritance desks, and safe-deposit corridors kept cold enough to make every breath feel expensive.

The word box is doing heroic work. MEGA custody runs from document cases and sealed lockers through private vault rooms, cargo chambers, and berth-vaults large enough to swallow an entire ship. A family can park a vessel, mothball it under preservation systems, and leave release instructions for an heir who has not been born yet. Storage is priced by volume, mass, hazard, preservation needs, and how many decades the paperwork is expected to remain somebody else's problem.

MEGA Bank also handles family trusts, inheritance continuity, sealed archives, durable escrow, and reserves expected to survive marriages, lawsuits, lost ships, and children with exciting ideas. It is not where most spacers keep grocery money. Incentive House Seven handles everyday accounts; MEGA Bank handles the assets people argue over after the owner stops answering calls.

Its branches share the same station network, so a client can authenticate at any inhabited Corridor system without shipping the original papers across three rings. Interbank transfers carry no transfer fee in v1. Custody, appraisal, legal review, box rental, berth-vault rental, preservation, and trust administration are separate services and priced with the calm confidence of an institution whose chairs are nicer than your cabin.

The promise is simple: the station may change, the heirs may change, the law may make a complete ass of itself, but the custody record remains.