Payments and Late Payment Fee. You can pay off your Account balance in full each month or you can pay in monthly installments. a. Crediting Your Payment: Payments must be made to us in U.S. dollars. Unless the payment is made electronically, it must be in the form of a personal check, money order, or cashier’s check and capable of being processed through the Federal Reserve System. Payments must be drawn on a U.S. financial institution. We do not accept cash payments through the mail. We will credit your payment to your Account on the date we “receive it” as follows: • If you make your payment in person at one of our branches on a Bank business day (any day except Saturday, Sunday or a bank holiday), we will credit your payment on that day if we receive your payment prior to branch closing and you provide your payment coupon with your payment. Otherwise, crediting of your payment will be delayed. • If you make your payment by mail, we must receive it at the specific address we publish on your Billing Statement. Your payment coupon must be included with the payment. Otherwise, our receipt and crediting of your payment will be delayed. • If you make your payment at one of our ATMs on a Bank business day, we will credit your payment on that day if you make the payment prior to the ATM cutoff time for that ATM and you include your payment coupon. • If you make your payment via an electronic transfer (ACH transfer, bill pay, transfer from another account, etc.), we will credit your payment on the day that it posts to your Account. • If our crediting of your payment is delayed because your payment is mailed to the wrong address, does not meet our branch or ATM cutoff time, or does not include your payment coupon (when applicable), we will generally credit your payment to your Account the next Bank business day, but no later than 5 days after we receive it. • We may delay posting all or a portion of your payment until it is honored by the paying bank.
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Samples: Consumer Credit Card Cardholder Agreement, Consumer Credit Card Cardholder Agreement, Consumer Credit Card Cardholder Agreement
Payments and Late Payment Fee. You can pay off your Account balance in full each month or you can pay in monthly installments.
a. Crediting Your Payment: Payments must be made to us in U.S. dollars. Unless the payment is made electronically, it must be in the form of a personal check, money order, or cashier’s check and capable of being processed through the Federal Reserve System. Payments must be drawn on a U.S. financial institution. We do not accept cash payments through the mail. We will credit your payment to your Account on the date we “receive it” as follows: • If you make your payment in person at one of our branches on a Bank business day (any day except Saturday, Sunday or a bank holiday), we will credit your payment on that day if we receive your payment prior to branch closing and you provide your payment coupon with your payment. Otherwise, crediting of your payment will be delayed. • If you make your payment by mail, we must receive it at the specific address we publish on your Billing Statement. Your payment coupon must be included with the payment. Otherwise, our receipt and crediting of your payment will be delayed. • If you make your payment at one of our ATMs on a Bank business day, we will credit your payment on that day if you make the payment prior to the ATM cutoff time for that ATM and you include your payment coupon. • If you make your payment via an electronic transfer (ACH transfer, bill pay, transfer from another account, etc.), we will credit your payment on the day that it posts to your Account. • If our crediting of your payment is delayed because your payment is mailed to the wrong address, does not meet our branch or ATM cutoff time, or does not include your payment coupon (when applicable), we will generally credit your payment to your Account the next Bank business day, but no later than 5 days after we receive it. • We may delay posting all or a portion of your payment until it is honored by the paying bank.
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Samples: Consumer Credit Card Cardholder Agreement, Consumer Credit Card Cardholder Agreement, Consumer Credit Card Cardholder Agreement