Initiating an e-Transfer Sample Clauses

Initiating an e-Transfer.  If you are the Sender of an e-Transfer, we will withdraw the transfer amount from your Account and a notice will be sent to the Recipient's e-Transfer Contact Information. The notice will identify you as the Sender, and disclose your contact information, the transfer amount, the name of the Recipient, and that you are using the e-Transfer Service.  After you send an e-Transfer, we will hold the transfer amount until we receive notice that (a) the Recipient has correctly provided the e-Transfer Answer to claim the e-Transfer, (b) the e-Transfer has been cancelled by you or, (c) the e-Transfer has expired. We will not pay interest on the e- Transfer amount to any Sender or Recipient (including for the period of time that the transfer amount was not in your Account). If you are the Sender of an e-Transfer, you are responsible for reviewing the status of the e-Transfer by checking your Account history in Online Banking
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Initiating an e-Transfer. After the Customer initiates an e-Transfer the amount of funds being transferred will be withdrawn from the applicable Account and an email or text message will be sent to the Recipient using the information provided by the Customer. The email or text message will identify the Customer as the Sender and include the amount of funds, the name of the Recipient, and inform the Recipient that the Customer is using this Service. Before using this Service to send an e-Transfer to a Recipient, the Customer is responsible for ensuring that the Recipient is aware they will be receiving the e-Transfer and can claim the e-Transfer in accordance with these terms and conditions. Interac does not provide notice to the Recipient when a Customer initiates an e-Transfer using Account Number Routing.
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Initiating an e-Transfer.  If you are the Sender of an e-Transfer, we will withdraw the transfer amount from your Account and a notice will be sent to the Recipient's e-Transfer Contact Information. The notice will identify you as the Sender, and disclose your contact information, the transfer amount, the name of the Recipient, and that you are using the e-Transfer Service.  After you send an e-Transfer, we will hold the transfer amount until we receive notice that
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Initiating an e-Transfer. To send an e-Transfer, you must provide the Recipient’s email address, mobile number or other permitted contact information. In some cases, you may be required to provide an e-Transfer Question and Answer to authenticate the Recipient, who must correctly respond to the e-Transfer Question and Answer. After you initiate an e-Transfer using the e- Transfer Service, we will withdraw the e-Transfer amount from your Deposit Account and send an email, text message or other message to the Recipient at the email address, mobile number or other permitted contact information that you provide. The email, text message or other permitted message may identify you as the Sender, and the e-Transfer amount, the name of the Recipient, and that you are using the e-Transfer Service. In cases where an e-Transfer Question and Answer is used to authenticate the Recipient, we will hold the value of the e-Transfer until we receive notice that (i) the Recipient has correctly responded to the e-Transfer Question and Answer and claimed the e-Transfer or (ii) you cancel and reclaim the e-Transfer.
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Initiating an e-Transfer. After the Customer initiates an e-Transfer or when a post-dated or recurring e-Transfer is initiated, the amount of funds being transferred will be withdrawn from the applicable Account and an email or text message will be sent to the Recipient using the information provided by the Customer. The email or text message will identify the Customer as the Sender and include the amount of funds, the name of the Recipient, and inform the Recipient that the Customer is using this Service. Before using this Service to send an e-Transfer to a Recipient, the Customer is responsible to ensure the Recipient is aware they will be receiving the e-Transfer and can claim the e-Transfer in accordance with these terms and conditions.
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Initiating an e-Transfer. If you are the Sender of an e-Transfer, we will withdraw the Transfer Amount from your Account and a notice will be sent to the Recipient's e-Transfer Contact Information. The notice will identify you as the Sender and disclose your contact information, the Transfer Amount, the name of the Recipient, and that you are using the e-Transfer Service. • Except in the case of an Autodeposit Transfer, after you send an e-Transfer, we will hold the Transfer Amount until we receive notice that (a) the Recipient has correctly provided the Security Answer to claim the e-Transfer, (b) the e-Transfer has been cancelled by you or, (c) the e-Transfer has expired. • We will not pay interest to any Sender or Recipient in respect of an e-Transfer (including for the period of time that the Transfer Amount was not in your Account). To the extent permitted by law, we are deemed to have a security interest in the Transfer Amount from the time your Account is debited until the Recipient successfully claims the Transfer Amount or the e-Transfer is cancelled. If you are the Sender of an e-Transfer, you are responsible for reviewing the status of the e-Transfer by checking your Account history in Online Banking.
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