Common use of Rejection of Payment Clause in Contracts

Rejection of Payment. Payments to another person may not be completed for various reasons. For example, if information provided for the Recipient is inaccurate or if identity verification is not completed, the payment may be placed on hold or the amount of the payment may be returned to your Account. Similarly, if you have insufficient funds in your Account(s) or the payment is otherwise prohibited by the terms of this agreement, the payment may not be completed. If there are insufficient funds to cover the payment at the time the Receiver attempts to claim the payment, they will receive an error message indication that the payment cannot be claimed and the Sender should be contacted.

Appears in 4 contracts

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