Overdraft Courtesy Policy Sample Clauses

Overdraft Courtesy Policy. Overdraft Courtesy is an option for certain Accounts that are in good standing. It is not a line of credit. With Overdraft Courtesy, the Bank may in its sole discretion pay certain Items that overdraw your Account, such as checks and automatic bill payments. The Bank’s payment of Overdrafts is not guaranteed with Overdraft Courtesy, and it may cease at any time without prior notice or cause. ATM and everyday debit Card transactions are not eligible for Overdraft Courtesy unless you opt in to such coverage. If you opt in to this Overdraft Courtesy coverage, we may in our discretion pay an ATM or everyday debit Card transaction that exceeds your Available Balance and we will charge you a fee for the Overdraft. If you do not opt in to this Overdraft Courtesy coverage, or you revoke your consent, we will decline any ATM or everyday debit Card transactions that exceed the Available Balance in your Account and you will not be charged a fee. An “everyday” debit Card transaction is a single, non-recurring transaction. Examples include transactions at a merchant location or purchases made by telephone or online. You also have the option to cancel Overdraft Courtesy and direct the Bank to return Items that would cause an Overdraft. To get more information about Overdraft Courtesy or to opt-in or change your coverage election, please call our Client Care Center at 0-000-000-0000. We also offer other services that may help you manage Overdrafts on your Account, including automatically transferring funds from a linked Account or line of credit. Contact our Client Care Center at 1-800-731- 2265 or visit our website at xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx for details.
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