Cash Vault Service Sample Clauses

Cash Vault Service. If you are approved for this Service, we will make arrangements with a third party to accept coin and currency from you for deposit to your account with us. Please see our separate addendum for the terms of this Service.
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Cash Vault Service. These SSDDP terms and conditions are of that currency. If there is a discrepancy between a safe provider's expressly made a part of the terms and conditions for the cash vault count of currency in a smart safe and our count of the currency from that service and are subject to the terms and conditions for the cash vault smart safe that is physically placed in our inventory held at such safe service. Terms that are defined in the terms and conditions for the cash provider's processing site,our count will be final. vault service have the same meanings when used in these SSDDP terms and conditions. If there is any inconsistency on a particular issue 8. Ownership Pick-up and Shortfalls of Currency.. If we have between these SSDDP terms and conditions and the terms and given you provisional credit on the basis of an electronic posting file, conditions for the cash vault service, these SSDDP terms and then you agree that the currency contained in your smart safe(s) to conditions will control. You understand and agree, however, that our which that provisional credit relates is our property, and we may pick up agreement to provide the SSDDP service does not permit you to use that currency at any reasonable time. You will take any actions we any other aspect of the cash vault service unless we have agreed to reasonably request to assist us in picking up the contents from your include it in our implementation of your setup for the cash vault service. smart safe(s). If, notwithstanding your agreement that ownership of Your right to use the SSDDP service will terminate immediately upon currency contained in a smart safe is transferred to us at the time we termination of your right to use the cash vault service. provisionally credit your account(s) for that currency, it is ever determined that you have any ownership or other rights in that currency, 10. .
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Cash Vault Service. With this Service we will make arrangements with a cash vault service company (“Company”) to accept coin, currency and checks from you for deposit to your Bank account(s). We also will make arrangements with the Company, at your request, to provide cash toyou.
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Cash Vault Service. You can use the Service to have coin and/or currency deposits (“Deposits”) delivered to a remove cash vault location for processing, or place coin and/or cash orders (“Withdrawals”) for delivery to your place of business. Your Courier. You will need to make arrangements with a courier or armored carrier (“Courier”) to transport deposits and withdrawals (“Shipments”) between your locations and the cash vault service company (“Service Provider”). The Courier will act as your agent while transporting Shipments. You will not have direct personal access to funds at Service Provider’s cash vault locations.
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Cash Vault Service. This Service provides you with an efficient way to make deposits and place orders for coins and currency.
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