Common use of Secure Messaging Service Clause in Contracts

Secure Messaging Service. The ability to have secure electronic messages sent by you to the Bank and by the Bank to you (in response to a Secure Message received by the Bank from you) concerning the Services and/or your Accounts. There are certain risks associated with the transmission of electronic messages through the Secure Messaging Service, including but not limited to unauthorized access, system outages, delays, disruption in telecommunications services and the Internet. Electronic messages sent through the Secure Messaging Service are contained within the Service;

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Business Banking Agreement, Business Banking Agreement, Business Banking Agreement

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