Common use of Transaction Authorization; Protecting Your Password Clause in Contracts

Transaction Authorization; Protecting Your Password. You authorize us to follow any instructions entered through the Service notwithstanding any dual or multiple approval requirement identified on the signature card or other documents relating to your Accounts. You agree and intend that the authorization of transactions through the Service shall be considered the same as your written signature in authorizing us to perform any actions relating to the transactions requested. You also agree that use of your Password is the agreed security procedure to access the Service and that such security procedure is commercially reasonable. You agree to keep your Password confidential, to prevent unauthorized access to the Accounts, and to prevent unauthorized use of the Service. You agree not to give your Password or make it available to any person or entity who is not authorized to access the Accounts for the purpose of performing the transactions contemplated by the Service or who intends or may use the Service for the purpose of accessing and compiling account data for such person’s or entity’s own commercial gain. You should change your Password frequently. You should avoid using your ATM Card personal identification number (PIN) as your permanent Password. If your access to the Service is blocked or if you forget your Password, you must contact us at the number identified in the Section V(P) titled “Errors or Questions.” We may issue you a new Password, although it may not be available for use in accessing the Service for several days. You understand that for security purposes, First Merchants Bank may require you to periodically change your Password used to access your Accounts. Additionally, if you fail to access your Accounts(s) for an extended period, First Merchants Bank reserves the right to disable your access to the inactive account at any time.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Service Agreement

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Transaction Authorization; Protecting Your Password. You authorize us to follow any instructions entered through the Service notwithstanding any dual or multiple approval signature requirement identified on the signature card or other documents relating to your AccountsService Account. You agree and intend that the authorization of transactions through the Service shall be considered the same as your written signature in authorizing us to perform any actions relating to the transactions requested. You also agree that use of your Password is the agreed security procedure to access the Service and that such security procedure is commercially reasonable. You agree to keep your Password confidential, to prevent unauthorized access to the AccountsService Account, and to prevent unauthorized use of the Service. You agree not to give your Password or make it available to any person or entity who is not authorized to access the Accounts Service Account for the purpose of performing the transactions contemplated by the Service or who intends or may use the Service for the purpose of accessing and compiling account data for such person’s or entity’s own commercial gain. You should change your Password frequently. You should avoid using your ATM Card personal identification number (PIN) as your permanent Password. If your access to the Service is blocked or if you forget your Password, you must contact us at the number identified in the Section V(PIII(Q) titled “Errors or Questions.” We may issue you a new Password, although it may not be available for use in accessing the Service for several days. You understand that for security purposes, First Merchants Bank FMB may require you to periodically change your Password used to access your AccountsService Account. Additionally, if you fail to access your Accounts(sService Account(s) for an extended period, First Merchants Bank FMB reserves the right to disable your access to the inactive account at any time.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Consumer Online Banking Service Agreement

Transaction Authorization; Protecting Your Password. You authorize us to follow any instructions entered through the Service notwithstanding any dual or multiple approval signature requirement identified on the signature card or other documents relating to your AccountsService Account. You agree and intend that the authorization of transactions through the Service shall be considered the same as your written signature in authorizing us to perform any actions relating to the transactions requested. You also agree that use of your Password is the agreed security procedure to access the Service and that such security procedure is commercially reasonable. You agree to keep your Password confidential, to prevent unauthorized access to the AccountsService Account, and to prevent unauthorized use of the Service. You agree not to give your Password or make it available to any person or entity who is not authorized to access the Accounts Service Account for the purpose of performing the transactions contemplated by the Service or who intends or may use the Service for the purpose of accessing and compiling account data for such person’s or entity’s own commercial gain. You should change your Password frequently. You should avoid using your ATM Card personal identification number (PIN) as your permanent Password. If your access to the Service is blocked or if you forget your Password, you must contact us at the number identified in the Section V(PIII(R) titled “Errors or Questions.” We may issue you a new Password, although it may not be available for use in accessing the Service for several days. You understand that for security purposes, First Merchants Bank may require you to periodically change your Password used to access your AccountsService Account. Additionally, if you fail to access your Accounts(sService Account(s) for an extended period, First Merchants Bank reserves the right to disable your access to the inactive account at any time.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Mobile and Online Banking Service Agreement

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Transaction Authorization; Protecting Your Password. You authorize us to follow any instructions entered through the Service notwithstanding any dual or multiple approval requirement identified on the signature card or other documents relating to your AccountsService Account. You agree and intend that the authorization of transactions through the Service shall be considered the same as your written signature in authorizing us to perform any actions relating to the transactions requested. You also agree that use of your Password is the agreed security procedure to access the Service and that such security procedure is commercially reasonable. You agree to keep your Password confidential, to prevent unauthorized access to the AccountsService Account, and to prevent unauthorized use of the Service. You agree not to give your Password or make it available to any person or entity who is not authorized to access the Accounts Service Account for the purpose of performing the transactions contemplated by the Service or who intends or may use the Service for the purpose of accessing and compiling account data for such person’s or entity’s own commercial gain. You should change your Password frequently. You should avoid using your ATM Card personal identification number (PIN) as your permanent Password. If your access to the Service is blocked or if you forget your Password, you must contact us at the number identified in the Section V(P) titled IV(N)titled “Errors or Questions.” We may issue you a new Password, although it may not be available for use in accessing the Service for several days. You understand that for security purposes, First Merchants Bank FMB may require you to periodically change your Password used to access your AccountsService Account. Additionally, if you fail to access your Accounts(sService Account(s) for an extended period, First Merchants Bank FMB reserves the right to disable your access to the inactive account at any time.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Business Online Banking Service Agreement

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