The Taetouk Bank is the largest wizarding bank in the world. It having two entry points. One in Canberra (Australia) and one in Auckland (New Zealand). Connected by an underground tunnel. Teatuok was established in 1899 (AU) and 1900 (NZ) the tunnel connecting them finished in 1920. Elinor Meghan Taetouk (who lived in Melbourne, Australia) and Vera Lindsay Taetouk (who lived in Christchurch, New Zealand). They were cousins who sheared the flair for finance, mathematics, economic development and law. They even established a law firm in the year of 1936.
The vast tunnel works, go deep underground twisting and turning every which way you can think of I'm even sure the is a loop-a-loop in there somewhere hiding amongst the twisting metal.
The bank are manned by an army of hobgoblins, witches and wizards alike, kind and willing to help in any way. There are branches in every state and territory. Doesn't really make sense to just have one bank in one part of the country. Also linked by underground tunnels. Taetouk is also known for its award-winning security protocols. It is said to be the 3rd most secure bank in the entire wizarding world.
Taetouk doesn't use dragons to protect their investments. A barbaric practice, Australia, New Zealand and a few other countries like Japan and Iceland do not believe in the use of dragons.
Instead of dragons. Taetouk uses enchanted stone serpents and bats to protect the vaults from intruders and thieves that wish to pocket some gold. These large stone bats and serpents are impervious to any spell or Jinx, only the casters of the enchantment are able to send the stone beasts into a slumber. The spell is kept under lock and key (little joke there), only 5 people know this spell. Even that is classified.
Taetouk has won many awards for their security practices, that many other magi-banks have adopted similar effects. Surrendering their former dragon protectors to dragon sanctuary to rehabilitate them to be released back into the wild.
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