Sending Money Between Pacific Crest Accounts Sample Clauses

Sending Money Between Pacific Crest Accounts. To use the PTPP Service to send money between two Pacific Crest Accounts, the sender and the recipient must each maintain a Pacific Crest Account. You may transfer funds up to a maximum amount of $500 per transaction with a total daily maximum transaction amount of $500. Transfers between Pacific Crest Accounts: If you use the PTPP Service to send money, you authorize us to withdraw funds from your designated Pay From Account for all transfers of funds that you initiate through the PTPP Service and you also agree to have sufficient funds in your Pay From Account on the Send On date for each such transfer you schedule until the transfer is Completed or Cancelled, subject to Section 30. J.(v). We will not be obligated to make any transfer you may request unless there are sufficient available funds in the Pay From Account to cover the transfer. Transfers from Pacific Crest Accounts will be Funded from your Pay From Account on the date of acceptance. For transfers between Pacific Crest Accounts, funds should typically be available within minutes, but no later than the next Business Day if the transfer is sent before the Cutoff Time. If the transfer is sent after the Cutoff Time, the funds will typically be available immediately for cash withdrawal at ATMs and for online transactions, but not available to pay other payments that were presented on the same calendar day.
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