Common use of Transactions Conducted Outside of the Service Clause in Contracts

Transactions Conducted Outside of the Service. Customer and Bank acknowledge that certain types of transactions that can be conducted using the Service can also be conducted by a method other than the Service. If Customer adds or removes the ability of a User to conduct transactions through the Service, the User’s ability to conduct transactions using another method is unchanged unless the Customer takes affirmative action to ensure that the different methods of initiating transactions (“delivery channels”) are synchronized. It shall be Customer’s responsibility to contact Bank in order to synchronize additional delivery channels with the Service. Examples of such synchronization include but are not limited to the following:

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Hancock Whitney Bank, Master Agreement, Master Agreement

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