Balance and Transaction History Sample Clauses

Balance and Transaction History. It is your responsibility to keep a record of the loads, withdrawals, fees, and other transactions on your Card so that you always will know the current balance of funds on your Card. This information is available by calling us at the customer service telephone number provided in this Agreement, online at xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx if and to the extent we provide online services in connection with the Card, or using our mobile device services, if and to the extent we provide mobile device services in connection with the Card. When you conduct a transaction at a Terminal, you generally will be provided with a receipt for the transaction. We will not mail you a periodic statement regarding your Card transactions, except as required by applicable law. However, you may obtain a history of your Card transactions which shows at least the last 60 days of activity (i) by visiting xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx, where you may view, print, or electronically save to your computer or device your transactions history, if and to the extent we provide online services in connection with the Card, or (ii) by calling us at the customer service telephone number provided in this Agreement and requesting us to mail you a copy of your transaction history. Because of operational constraints related to the processing or posting transactions on your Card, balance information and transactions histories you obtain may not reflect transactions that are still in process at the time the information is provided. You may be required to accept separate terms and conditions in order to use online and/or mobile device services we may make available in connection with the Card. If you request to speak in person to one of our call center agents, or if you request us to mail a written transaction history to you, you may be charged a fee as disclosed in this Agreement.
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Balance and Transaction History. It is your responsibility to keep a record of the loads, withdrawals, fees, and other transactions on your Card so that you always will know the current balance of funds on your Card. You may inquire about the balance of funds available on your Card (i) at any ATM Terminal, (ii) by calling us at the customer service telephone number provided in this Agreement, or (iii) online at www. xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. When you conduct a transaction at a Terminal, you generally will be provided with a receipt for the transaction; however, you may not receive a receipt from the Terminal owner for certain small value transactions. We will not mail you a periodic statement regarding your Card transactions, except as required by applicable law, however, you may obtain a history of your Card transactions as described above. Because of operational constraints related to pro- cessing or posting transactions on your Card, balance information and transaction histories you obtain may not reflect transactions that are still in process at the time the information is provided. If you request a balance inquiry at an ATM Terminal, if you request to speak in person to one of our call center agents, or if you request us to mail a written transaction history to you, you may be charged a fee as disclosed in this Agreement.
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Balance and Transaction History. It is your responsibility to keep a record of your transactions and the fees imposed on your Card so that you always will know the current amount of money on your Card. You may inquire about the balance of funds available on your Card by calling 1-855-428-PAID (7243) or online at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. Because of operational constraints related to processing or posting transactions on your Card, balance information and transaction histories you obtain may not reflect transactions that are still in process at the time the information is provided.
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Balance and Transaction History. When you conduct a transaction at a Terminal, you generally will be provided with a receipt for the transaction; however, you may not receive a receipt if the amount of the transaction is $15 or less. If you have arranged to have direct deposits made to your Card at least once every 60 days by your employer or other payor, you can call us at 0-000-000-0000 to find out whether or not a particular direct deposit has been made. It is your responsibility to keep a record of the loads, withdrawals and other transactions, and fees on your Card so that you always will know the current balance of funds on your Card. You may obtain the current balance of funds on your Card (i) by calling us at the customer service telephone number provided in this Agreement, (ii) at any of our ATMs or at any Shared Network ATM Terminal, or (iii) at any of our branches. Your current balance also is available through Regions Online Banking, along with (i) a statement showing your transactions for the most recent monthly period, and (ii) a 12-month history of transactions on your Card. You may obtain a written history covering at least 24 months of transactions on your Card by calling us at the customer service telephone number provided in this Agreement, or by writing us at the customer service address provided in this Agreement. You will not be charged a fee for this written history. Because of operational constraints related to processing or posting transactions on your Card, balance information and transaction histories you obtain may not reflect transactions that are still in process at the time the information is provided.
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