Common use of Electronic Statement Disclosure Clause in Contracts

Electronic Statement Disclosure. If you have opted to enroll in electronic account statements, you must maintain a valid email address and notify us immediately if it should change. You can notify us of such change via our online banking’s secure messaging service, at any branch or by calling us at 000.000.0000. This is particularly important if you have opted to obtain an account for which an electronic account statement is required. If your email address becomes invalid at any time, it is your obligation to provide us with an updated email address. Your monthly statements are available via online banking, even if you do not receive an email from us for any reason, or we cannot send one due to an invalid email address. It is your responsibility to retrieve your monthly statements from online banking as they are available. You agree that the posting of your account statement to our online banking system deems such account statements “made available” as required by law without any further action on our part. ORDER OF PAYMENTS The order in which we pay your checks and any other transactions is important if there is not enough money in your account to pay all of the transactions presented on one day. In the normal course of business, we generally post transactions presented on a single banking day in the following order:

Electronic Statement Disclosure. If you have opted to enroll in electronic account statements, statements you must maintain a valid email address and notify us immediately if it should change. You can notify us of such change via our online banking’s secure messaging service, at any branch or by calling us at 000.000.0000(800) 000- 0000. This is particularly important if you have opted to obtain an account for which an electronic account statement is required. If your email address becomes invalid at any time, it is your obligation to provide us with an updated email address. Your monthly statements are available via online banking, even if you do not receive an email from us for any reason, or we cannot send one due to an invalid email address. It is your responsibility to retrieve your monthly statements from online banking as they are available. You agree that the posting of your account statement to our online banking system deems such account statements “made available” as required by law without any further action on our part. ORDER OF PAYMENTS The order in which we pay your checks and any other transactions is important if there is not enough money in your account to pay all of the transactions presented on one day. In the normal course of business, we generally post pay checks and other transactions presented for payment from your account on a single banking day in the following order:

Electronic Statement Disclosure. If you have opted to enroll in electronic account statements, statements you must maintain a valid email address and notify us immediately if it should change. You can notify us of such change via our online banking’s secure messaging service, at any branch or by calling us at 000.000.0000(800) 000- 0000. This is particularly important if you have opted to obtain an account for which an electronic account statement is required. If your email address becomes invalid at any time, it is your obligation to provide us with an updated email address. Your monthly statements are available via online banking, even if you do not receive an email from us for any reason, or we cannot send one due to an invalid email address. It is your responsibility to retrieve your monthly statements from online banking as they are available. You agree that the posting of your account statement to our online banking system deems such account statements “made available” as required by law without any further action on our part. ORDER OF PAYMENTS The order in which we pay your checks and any other transactions is important if there is not enough money in your account to pay all of the transactions presented on one day. In the normal course of business, we generally post transactions presented on a single banking day in the following order:

Electronic Statement Disclosure. If you have opted to enroll in electronic account statements, statements you must maintain a valid email address and notify us immediately if it should change. You can notify us of such change via our online banking’s secure messaging service, at any branch or by calling us at 000.000.0000(000) 000-0000. This is particularly important if you have opted to obtain an account for which an electronic account statement is required. If your email address becomes invalid at any time, it is your obligation to provide us with an updated email address. Your monthly statements are available via online banking, even if you do not receive an email from us for any reason, or we cannot send one due to an invalid email address. It is your responsibility to retrieve your monthly statements from online banking as they are available. You agree that the posting of your account statement to our online banking system deems such account statements “made available” as required by law without any further action on our part. ORDER OF PAYMENTS The order in which we pay your checks and any other transactions is important if there is not enough money in your account to pay all of the transactions presented on one day. In the normal course of business, we generally post transactions presented on a single banking day in the following order:

Electronic Statement Disclosure. If you have opted to enroll in electronic account statements, statements you must maintain a valid email address and notify us immediately if it should change. You can notify us of such change via through the secure messaging services of our online banking’s secure messaging service, at any branch or by calling us at 000.000.0000(000) 000-0000. This is particularly important if you have opted to obtain an account for which an electronic account statement is required. If your email address becomes invalid at any time, it is your obligation to provide us with an updated email address. Your monthly statements are available via online banking, even if you do not receive an email from us for any reason, or we cannot send one due to an invalid email address. It is your responsibility to retrieve your monthly statements from online banking as they are available. You agree that the posting of your account statement to our online banking system deems such account statements “made available” as required by law without any further action on our part. ORDER OF PAYMENTS The order in which we pay your checks and any other transactions is important if there is not enough money in your account to pay all of the transactions presented on one day. In the normal course of business, we generally post transactions presented on a single banking day in the following order:

Electronic Statement Disclosure. If you have opted to enroll in electronic account statements, statements you must maintain a valid email address and notify us immediately if it should change. You can notify us of such change via our online banking’s secure messaging service, at any branch or by calling us at 000.000.0000(000) 000-0000. This is particularly important if you have opted to obtain an account for which an electronic account statement is required. If your email address becomes invalid at any time, it is your obligation to provide us with an updated email address. Your monthly statements are available via online banking, even if you do not receive an email from us for any reason, or we cannot send one due to an invalid email address. It is your responsibility to retrieve your monthly statements from online banking as they are available. You agree that the posting of your account statement to our online banking system deems such account statements “made available” as required by law without any further action on our part. ORDER OF PAYMENTS The order in which we pay your checks and any other transactions is important if there is not enough money in your account to pay all of the transactions presented on one day. In the normal course of business, we generally post pay checks and other transactions presented for payment from your account on a single banking day in the following order: