Bill Pay Transactions Sample Clauses

Bill Pay Transactions. You authorize us to process Bill Pay transactions from your checking account. You or any persons who you have authorized to use your Bill Pay service or Password can perform the following Bill Pay transactions: • Make Bill Payments. Pay any designated merchant, institution or individual in accordance with this agreement, a fixed recurring amount or a variable amount from your designated checking account. • Obtain Information. Obtain information (payee information, payment status information, etc.) about your bill payment account status. • Bill Pay Payment Transactions. You authorize us to process bill payments from your designated account. You may use the Bill Pay service to initiate different types of payment transactions.
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Bill Pay Transactions. You authorize us to process bill payments from your designated account. You may use the Bill Pay service to initiate three different types of payment transactions:  "On demand” or “one-time” payments are payments that are not reoccurring. You set up the payment date and amount each time you wish to make a payment to the payee. You may cancel or edit a payment if the status is pending.  “Expedited” payments are delivered faster than standard payments. These payments are subject to a fee as set forth in the Rate and Fee Disclosures. You cannot cancel or edit an expedited payment once it has been submitted.  "Recurring” payments are payments that are reoccurring on a fixed due date and fixed amount. You have an option in the Bill Pay system to set these automatic payments to continue indefinitely or set a maturity date. You may cancel or edit a payment if the status is pending.
Bill Pay Transactions. You, or someone you have authorized by giving them your log-in credentials (even if that person exceeds your authority), can instruct us to perform the following transactions: • Make individual payments or reauthorized recurring payments from a Bill Pay funding account to payees you have designated in accordance with this Agreement. • Subscribe to eBills. • Obtain information that we make available about qualifying accounts. • Obtain other services or perform other transactions that we authorize or allow. We may introduce or offer new or additional services from time to time in connection with our Bill Pay Service. By using these new services after they become available, you agree to be bound by all the terms and conditions that apply to those services.
Bill Pay Transactions. You authorize us to process bill payments from your designated account. You may use bill pay to initiate different types of payment transactions: • “Future” payments are payments that you initiate by setting the payment amount and due date. The payment can be canceled or changed through BillPay up until 1:00 PM Pacific Time on the date the payment is scheduled to process. • “Recurring” payments are payments that are recurring on a fixed due date and fixed amount. Payments will continue until the selected maturity date. The payment can be canceled or changed through BillPay up until 1:00 PM Pacific Time on the date the payment is scheduled to process.
Bill Pay Transactions. You authorize the Credit Union to process bill payments from your designated account. You may use the Bill Pay service to initiate three different types of payment transactions: • “On demand” payments are payments that are not recurring. The payments can be canceled or changed through Bill Pay up until midnight before your scheduled debitdate. • “Future” payments are payments that you initiate by setting the payment amount and due date. The payments can be canceled or changed through Bill Pay up until midnight before the scheduled debit date. • “Recurring” payments are payments that are recurring on a fixed due date and at a fixed amount. You have an option in the Bill Pay system to set automatic payments to continue indefinitely or until a set maturity date. The payment can be canceled or changed through Bill Pay up until 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time before the scheduled debit date.
Bill Pay Transactions. You authorize us to process bill payments from your designated account. You may use the Bill Pay service to initiate two different types of payment transactions: • "On demand” or “one-time” payments are payments that are not reoccurring. You set up the payment date and amount each time you wish to make a payment to the payee. You may cancel or edit a payment if the status is pending. • "Recurring” payments are payments that are recurring on a fixed date and for a fixed amount. You have an option in the Bill Pay system to set these automatic payments to continue indefinitely or set a maturity date. You may cancel or edit a payment if the status is pending.
Bill Pay Transactions. You authorize us to process bill payments from your designated account. You may use the Bill Pay service to initiate three different types of payment transactions: • "On demand” or “one-time” payments are payments that are not reoccurring. You set up the payment date and amount each time you wish to make a payment to the payee. You may cancel or edit a payment if the status is pending. • “Expedited” payments are delivered faster than standard pay- ments. These payments are subject to a fee as set forth in the Rate and Fee Disclosures. You cannot cancel or edit an expe- dited payment once it has been submitted. • "Recurring” payments are payments that are reoccurring on a fixed due date and fixed amount. You have an option in the Bill Pay system to set these automatic payments to continue indefi- nitely or set a maturity date. You may cancel or edit a payment if the status is pending. • Bill Pay limits will vary depending on your account history and relationship with us.
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Related to Bill Pay Transactions

  • Split Transactions You can instruct a merchant to charge your Card for part of a purchase and pay any remaining amount with cash or another card. This is called a “split transaction.” Some merchants do not permit split transactions. If you wish to conduct a split transaction, you must tell the merchant the exact amount you would like charged to your Card. If you fail to inform the merchant you would like to complete a split transaction and you do not have sufficient available funds in your Account to cover the entire purchase amount, your Card is likely to be declined.

  • Off-Exchange Transactions In some jurisdictions, and only then in restricted circumstances, firms are permitted to effect off-exchange transactions. The firm with which you deal may be acting as your counterparty to the transaction. It may be difficult or impossible to liquidate an existing position, to assess the value, to determine a fair price or to assess the exposure to risk. For these reasons, these transactions may involve increased risks. Off-exchange transactions may be less regulated or subject to a separate regulatory regime. Before you undertake such transactions, you should familiarize yourself with applicable rules and attendant risks.

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