Creating and Managing Users Sample Clauses

Creating and Managing Users. You may authorize other users and control their scope of activities by designating user levels, access levels and account settings. You may add additional users to your Online Banking profile and provide each with a separate Online ID and passcode. You may designate the user level either as "user" (also sometimes referred to as sub-user) or "Administrator." An Administrator is a user who is able to create, edit and monitor other users. An Administrator is not eligible to enroll in other online business services or grant levels of access to other users that have not been granted to the Administrator. For each user, you can designate which account(s) the user will have access to. You may also place limits on the types of transactions for each account the user is granted access to. For each account linked to your Online Banking profile, except for personal investment accounts you can designate each user's access level and account settings. Access Level (also sometimes referred to as Activity Level) means either Transactional Access, View Access or No Access. You agree that users have Transactional Access, unless otherwise specified by you or an Administrator. You agree that by granting Transactional access (also sometimes referred to as financial access of full access) to an account you will be allowing a user to transfer funds, make payments, perform account maintenance, and view account balances and activity on the account, subject to the selected account or general service settings. View Access (also sometimes referred to as inquiry access or basic access) allows a user to only view account balances and activity, subject to the selected account or general service settings. Account settings are levels of access and transactional limits that you and/or an Administrator may select for each user. In addition to specifying Transactional, View, or No Access for a user of an account, you can also specify certain other account settings, including transaction limitations as provided on our web site. You may also designate certain "general service settings" which are global settings that may affect more than one account. These include Full Access Bill Pay, Payroll Services, Direct Payments and Express Invoicing. There are additional controls available for the Bill Pay option. If you select to enable Full Access Bill Pay for a user, that user will automatically have Transactional Access to all the accounts that you have set up for Bill Pay, and the user will be able ...
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Creating and Managing Users. You may add additional users to your Online Banking access and provide each with a separate User ID and password. You may als o designate another user as an Administrator, which means that this user will also be able to designate additional users. You a gree that, by granting access, you will be allowing a user to transfer funds, perform account maintenance and view account transactions for the linked account. Inquiry access allows a user to view account transactions only. If you no longer are a person authorized on the signature card for each linked account to designate signers for each such account, the business has the obligation to inform Xxxxx State Bank of the new individual or individuals with such authority. Such notice must be given separately from an y other notices given to other Lowry State Bank departments by calling us at 000-000-0000. You may also write us at: Xxxxx State Bank P.O. Box 123 Lowry, MN 56349
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Creating and Managing Users. You may add additional users to your Online Banking access, each with a separate User ID and password. You may also designate another user as an Administrator, which means that this user will also be able to designate additional users. You agree that, by granting access, you will be allowing a user to transfer funds, perform account maintenance and view account transactions for the linked account. Inquiry access allows a user to view account transactions only. If you no longer are a person authorized on the sign ature card for each linked account to designate signers for each such account, the business has the obligation to inform Glenwood State Bank of the new individual or individuals with such authority. Such notice must be given separately from any other notices given to o ther Glenwood State Bank departments by calling us at 000-000-0000. You may also write us at: Glenwood State Bank P.O. Box 197 Glenwood, MN 56334
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Creating and Managing Users. The Administrator may add additional users to your online Business Banking service and may provide each user with their own unique User ID and User Password. For each user, the Administrator may designate the activity level—Inquiry or Transactional—for each linked account.
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Creating and Managing Users. You may add additional users to your Online Banking access, each with a separate User ID and password. You may also designate another user as an Administrator, which means that this user will also be able to designate additional users. You agree that, by granting access, you will be allowing a user to transfer funds, perform account maintenance and view account transactions for the link ed account. Inquiry access allows a user to view account transactions only. If you no longer are a person authorized on the signature card for each linked account to designate signers for each such account, the account holder has the obligation to inform Xxxxx State Bank of the new individual or individuals with such authority. Such notice must be given separately from any other notices given to other Lowry State Bank departments by calling us at 000-000-0000. You may also write us at: Xxxxx State Bank P.O. Box 123
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Creating and Managing Users. You may add additional users to your Online ID and provide each with a separate Password. For each user, you may designate the activity level. You may also designate another user as an “Administrator,” which means that this user will also be able to designate additional users. These additional users may have limitations on the use of the Service. Should the account owner revoke the authority of any user, the account owner is obligated to inform FMB of that fact. It is also the Account Owner obligation to delete the former user from the Service and add any new users. If additional assistance is need FMB can be contacted at the number provided below. However, the removal of the former user and the addition of new user is the responsibility of the account owner. The required notice must be given separately from any other notices given to other First Merchants Bank departments or banking centers, by calling us at 0-000-000-0000. You may also write us at:
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Creating and Managing Users. Your Administrator(s) may add additional Users to Online Banking as provided for in Acknowledgment of Commercially Reasonable Security Procedures in the General Terms and Conditions section of the Master Agreement. For each User, the Administrator may assign access privileges - Inquiry or Transactional - for each linked account. The Administrator may also set transactional dollar limits and number of approvers required for each transaction. Seacoast National Bank recommends you take advantage of the ability to set limits and multiple approvers to protect your accounts. You agree that the Administrator’s assigning of Transactional access to a User, will allow the User to transfer funds, perform account maintenance and view account transactions for the linked account(s). Inquiry access allows a User to view account transactions. If the Administrator selects to enable Xxxx Pay for a User, that User will automatically have Transactional level access to all the accounts that you have set up for Xxxx Pay, and the User will be able to pay bills using the Xxxx Pay feature. You should note that depending on how you access Online Banking, you might incur charges for: • Normal account fees and service charges • Any Online service provider fees • Any mobile device carrier charges • Purchase of computer programs such as Personal Financial Management (PFM) software. • Transfers made through Online Banking services from a savings or money market account may result in an excess transaction fee. See your savings or money market account for details. • Fees may be assessed for added self-service features available through Online Banking customer service, such as stop payment requests, check copy orders and account statement copy orders. For additional information, please see the applicable Deposit Agreement. • An NSF-fee, returned item, overdraft or similar fee may also apply if you schedule payments or transfers and your available balance is not sufficient to process the transaction on the date scheduled. We may charge you a research fee for an inquiry about any transaction. This fee will be waived if we determine that a Bank error occurred. Your Online Banking services will remain in effect until they are terminated by you or Seacoast National Bank. You may terminate your service at any time by following the termination procedures set forth in the General Terms and Conditions section of the Master Agreement Termination of your Online Banking services does not terminate you...
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Creating and Managing Users. You may add additional users for your accounts. For each user you will need to designate the activity level, and any limitations. By assigning each user an activity level you will be responsible for any and all access that user has. It is your responsibility to keep your records and authorizations up to date so that unauthorized personnel are not allowed to conduct business on your behalf. It is your responsibility to educate each user on the proper PASSWORD/PIN security.
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