Common use of Delivery of Your Payments and Transfers Clause in Contracts

Delivery of Your Payments and Transfers. You may schedule payments to be initiated on the current business day, on a future date, or on the same date of each month, subject to the restrictions in the Agreement. Although you can enter payment information through the Services twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, payments can be initiated only on business days. Funds will be deducted from your Account on the business day on which a payment is to be "initiated." This date is referred to in this Agreement as the "Transaction Date." If you direct the initiation of a payment to occur on a day other than a business day, it will be initiated on the following business day. After funds are withdrawn from your Account, we may remit your payments by mailing your payee a check, by electronic funds transfer, including ACH (Automated Clearing House) or by other means. Because of the time it takes to send your payment to them, your payees generally will not receive payment on the Transaction Date. This applies regardless of whether the payment is a next-day payment, a future payment, or a recurring payment, as described below. Therefore, in order to provide sufficient time for payments to be received by your payees, the Transaction Date should be prior to the date your payment is due, excluding any applicable grace periods (the "Due Date"). Payments and transfers must be scheduled by the normal cut-off time of 6 p.m. local (Central Time) time on any business day in order for the payment to be initiated for that business day.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Confirmation Agreement, Banking Agreement, Confirmation Agreement

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Delivery of Your Payments and Transfers. You may schedule payments to be initiated on the current business day, on a future date, or on the same date of each month, subject to the restrictions in the Agreement. Although you can enter payment information through the Services Service twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, payments can be initiated only on business days. Funds will be deducted from your Account on the business day on which a payment is to be "initiated." This date is referred to in this Agreement as the "Transaction Date." If you direct the initiation of a payment to occur on a day other than a business day, it will be initiated on the following business day. After funds are withdrawn from your Account, we may remit your payments by mailing your payee Payee a check, by electronic funds transfer, including ACH (Automated Clearing House) or by other means. Because of the time it takes to send your payment to them, your payees Payees generally will not receive payment on the Transaction Date. This applies regardless of whether the payment is a next-day payment, a future payment, or a recurring payment, as described below. Therefore, in order to provide sufficient time for payments to be received by your payeesPayees, the Transaction Date should be prior to the date your payment is due, excluding any applicable grace periods (the "Due Date"). It is helpful if you allow additional time for a payment to be completed the first time you send a payment to a Payee through the Service. This allows the Payee to adjust to the new form of payment. You may schedule a payment to be initiated on any future business day or any future date. Payments and transfers must be scheduled by the normal cut-cut- off time of 6 5 p.m. local (Central Standard Time) time on any business day in order for the payment to be initiated for that business day. Transfers must be scheduled by the normal cut-off time of 5 p.m. (CST) on any business day in order for the transaction to be completed on that business day.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: www.walkerbank.com, www.walkerbank.com

Delivery of Your Payments and Transfers. You may schedule payments to be initiated on the current business day, on a future date, or on the same date of each month, subject to the restrictions in the Agreement. Although you can enter payment information through the Services Service twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, payments can be initiated only on business days. Funds will be deducted from your Account on the business day on which a payment is to be "initiated." This date is referred to in this Agreement as the "Transaction Date." If you direct the initiation of a payment to occur on a day other than a business day, it will be initiated on the following business day. After funds are withdrawn from your Account, we may remit your payments by mailing your payee Payee a check, by electronic funds transfer, including ACH (Automated Clearing House) or by other means. Because of the time it takes to send your payment to them, your payees Payees generally will not receive payment on the Transaction Date. This applies regardless of whether the payment is a next-day payment, a future payment, or a recurring payment, as described below. Therefore, in order to provide sufficient time for payments to be received by your payeesPayees, the Transaction Date should be prior to the date your payment is due, excluding any applicable grace periods (the "Due Date"). It is helpful if you allow additional time for a payment to be completed the first time you send a payment to a Payee through the Service. This allows the Payee to adjust to the new form of payment. You may schedule a payment to be initiated on any business day or any future date. Payments and transfers must be scheduled by the normal cut-off time of 6 5 p.m. local (Central Standard Time) time on any business day in order for the payment to be initiated for that business day. Transfers must be scheduled by the normal cut- off time of 5 p.m. (CST) on any business day in order for the transaction to be completed on that business day.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.hiawathabank.com

Delivery of Your Payments and Transfers. You may schedule payments to be initiated on the current business day, on a future date, or on the same date of each month, subject to the restrictions in the Agreement. Although you can enter payment information through the Services Service twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, payments can be initiated only on business days. Funds will be deducted from your Account on the business day on which a payment is to be "initiated." This date is referred to in this Agreement as the "Transaction Date." If you direct designate the initiation of a payment to occur on a day other than a business day, it will be initiated on the following business day. After funds are withdrawn from your Account, we may remit your payments by mailing your payee Payee a check, by electronic funds transfer, including ACH (Automated Clearing House) or by other means. Because of the time it takes to send your payment to them, your payees Payees generally will not receive payment on the Transaction Date. This applies regardless of whether the payment is a next-day payment, a future payment, or a recurring payment, as described below. Therefore, in order to provide sufficient time for payments to be received by your payeesPayees, the Transaction Date should be 5 to 7 business days prior to the date your payment is due, excluding any applicable grace periods (the "Due Date"). It will be helpful if you allow additional time for a payment to be completed the first time you send a payment to a Payee through the Service. This allows the Payee to adjust to the new form of payment. You may schedule a payment to be initiated on any business day or any future date. Payments and transfers must be scheduled by the normal cut-off time of 6 5:00 p.m. local (Central Time) time on any business day in order for the payment to be initiated for that business day. Transfers must be scheduled by the normal cut-off time of 5:00 p.m. (Central Time) in order for the transaction to be completed on that business day.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Banking Agreement

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Delivery of Your Payments and Transfers. You may schedule payments to be initiated on the current business day, on a future date, or on the same date of each month, month subject to the restrictions in the Agreement. Although you can enter payment information through the Services Service twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, payments can be initiated only on business days. Funds will be deducted from your Account on the business day on which a payment is to be "initiated." This date is referred to in this Agreement as the "Transaction Date." If you direct the initiation of a payment to occur on a day other than a business day, it will be initiated on the following business day. After funds are withdrawn from your Account, we may remit your payments by mailing your payee Payee a check, by electronic funds transfer, including ACH (Automated Clearing House) or by other means. Because of the time it takes to send your payment to them, your payees Payees generally will not receive payment on the Transaction Date. This applies regardless of whether the payment is a next-day payment, a future payment, or a recurring payment, as described below. Therefore, in order to provide sufficient time for payments to be received by your payeesPayees, the Transaction Date Dates should be prior to the date your payment is due, excluding any applicable grace periods (the "Due Date"). It is helpful if you allow additional time for a payment to be completed the first time you send a payment to a Payee through the Service. This allows Payee to adjust to new form of payment. You may schedule a payment to be initiated on any business day or any future date. Payments and transfers must be scheduled by the normal cut-off time of 6 6:00 p.m. local (Central TimeST) time on any business day in order for the payment to be initiated for that business day. Transfers must be scheduled by normal cut-off time of 6:00 p.m. (ST) on any business day in order for transaction to be completed on that business day.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Banking Agreement

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