Transfers In and Out of Your Brokerage Account Sample Clauses

Transfers In and Out of Your Brokerage Account. In connection with the opening of your Brokerage Account you will also maintain a linked bank deposit account (your “Bank Account”) at Bank. Your Bank Account will be subject to separate terms and conditions between you and Bank. You understand that in accordance with the terms of your agreement with the Bank, your Brokerage Account will be funded through funds swept from deposits in your linked Bank Account. By entering into the Bank Account Agreement and this Agreement, you authorize the “linking” of each of your Bank Accounts to a Brokerage Account and further authorize and approve the Bank to make and request transfers between the linked accounts as described below. All transfers from your Public Account will be added to the balance of the Bank Account, and when funds are available in a Bank Account then these funds will be promptly transferred to your linked Brokerage Account and invested by Jiko Securities (e.g., used to purchase T-bills) pursuant to the Agreement and your investment strategy, after which the Bank Account will have a zero balance. You may initiate a debit request using the Public Platform, pursuant to which Jiko Bank will send Jiko Securities a request for debit and Jiko Securities will, to the extent there are insufficient funds in your Brokerage Account, initiate the sale of T-bills in your Jiko Brokerage Account to fund these transactions and transfer funds from your Bank Account to the Public facilitation account, after which Public credits your Public Account by the amount of these funds. By tapping “I agree” at the bottom of the screen on the Public Platform on which this Agreement is provided, you acknowledge that you have received the following disclosures and understand that the funds deposited into your Brokerage Account: are not insured by the FDIC; are not deposits or other obligations of Bank and are not guaranteed by Bank; and are subject to investment risks, including possible loss of the principal invested.
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