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Information Regarding MRDC Transactions. For the purposes of this section and other provisions relating to the MRDC Service, any capitalized term not otherwise defined herein has the definition ascribed to it under the Check21 Act. If you have met, in our sole discretion, the conditions we have established for use of the MRDC Services to make deposits via electronic images, we will provide for acceptance for deposit to your account(s) the electronic images of Original Checks for collection as allowed under this Agreement and the Deposit Account Agreement. By depositing electronic images with the Bank via the Personal MRDC Services, you give us the same warranties and indemnities that we, as a reconverting bank, would give under applicable law or regulation. You understand and acknowledge that all of the warranties deemed given by a depositor of a check to a bank under the Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”), as applicable from time to time in the State of Texas, shall also apply to any electronic image of an Original Check the same as if such electronic image or Substitute Check were a paper check within the meaning of the UCC as adopted by the State of Texas (“Texas UCC”). Accordingly, except to the extent that any warranties deemed given under the Texas UCC are expressly superseded by the Check 21 Act or the Check 21 regulations, you understand that you are deemed to give us all the same warranties you would have given under the Texas UCC for the deposit of an Original Check by transferring to us: (a) Any Substitute Check; (b) an IRD or other item purporting to be a Substitute Check; or (c) any electronic image that purports to contain a Sufficient Copy of an Original Check or a Substitute Check. Such warranties also include the following two (2) specific warranties regarding transfer and presentment: a. You warrant that the electronic image we convert to a Substitute Check meets the requirements described in Check 21 Regulation (found at 12 CFR §229.51(a)(1) – (2) and as amended from time to time) for legal equivalence b. And your warranty given above is deemed given to us and any other person, company or bank to which we transfer, present or return any of the Images included in such electronic file as a Sufficient Image Copy or that purports to be a Sufficient Image Copy created by Bank or any subsequent bank receiving a copy of such image. Customer represents that it shall permit no third parties to use the MRDC Service to deposit Original Checks to customer’s account. With respect to each and e...
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Information Regarding MRDC Transactions. For the purposes of this section and other provisions relating to the MRDC Service, any capitalized term not otherwise defined herein has the definition ascribed to it under the Check21 Act. If you have met, in our sole discretion, the conditions we have established for use of the MRDC Services to make deposits via electronic images, we will provide for acceptance for deposit to your account(s) the electronic images of Original Checks for collection as allowed under this Agreement and the Deposit Account Agreement.

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