Bank Account Information and Authorized Actions Sample Clauses

Bank Account Information and Authorized Actions. If you choose to add a bank account as your Funding Account for your Pay Tgthr Card Services, you may be asked to provide access credentials (such as a username and password) that allow you to gain online access to your account at that third-party financial institution (your “Authorized Bank Account”). Pay Tgthr works with third party services, including but not limited to Plaid Technologies, Inc. (“Plaid”) who will securely store pursuant to industry standards any Authorized Bank Account access credentials that you provide and will access your Authorized Bank Accounts for the purposes of providing and improving the Pay Tgthr Card Services. You may only provide account access credentials for and authorize us to access valid accounts that you hold in your own name. You may not provide access credentials for an account that is held by a third person. If you choose to provide your Authorized Bank Account credentials to us, you authorize us to use this information to provide you with the services we offer through the Pay Tgthr Card Services. This authorization will remain in effect until you notify us that you wish to revoke this authorization, which may affect your ability to receive the Pay Tgthr Card Services. Plaid’s services and use of your information, including on or through the Pay Tgthr Card Services, are governed by its Terms of Use and its Privacy Policy located at xxxxx://xxxxx.xxx/legal.
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Bank Account Information and Authorized Actions. If you choose to add a bank account as your Funding Account for your Services, you will be asked to provide access credentials (such as a username and password) that allow you to gain online access to your account at that third-party financial institution (your "Authorized Bank Account"). GoodCash works with third party services, including but not limited to Plaid Technologies, Inc. ("Plaid") who will securely store pursuant to industry standards any Authorized Bank Account access credentials that you provide and will access your Authorized Bank Accounts for the purposes of providing and improving the Services. You may only provide account access credentials for and authorize us to access valid accounts that you hold in your own name. You may not provide access credentials for an account that is held by a third person. If you choose to provide your Authorized Bank Account credentials to us, you authorize us to use this information to provide you with the Services. This authorization will remain in effect until you notify us that you wish to revoke it, which may affect your ability to receive the services. Plaid's services and use of your information, including on or through the Services, are governed by its Terms of Use and its Privacy Policy located at xxxxx://xxxxx.xxx/legal.
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