Examples of ACH Accounts in a sentence
In the event you terminate your relationship with us or otherwise close Designated ACH Accounts, in our sole discretion, we may continue to hold funds in the Designated ACH Accounts or Reserve Account up to three (3) years or until all outstanding transactions or returns have cleared and the timeframe for rejection or return has expired.
Transactions submitted to us may be delayed until we are able to satisfy ourselves that the funds in the Designated ACH Accounts will be sufficient to satisfy any funding needs.
Unless we make alternative arrangements with you, the Designated ACH Accounts will also be the accounts to which Credit Entries are credited.
You are required to maintain a sufficient balance in the Designated ACH Accounts at all times to cover expected transaction dollars originated by you.
In the event there are insufficient funds in the Designated ACH Accounts to cover your obligations for submitted transactions, including amounts owed to us for reversals and for fees and other amounts, we may set off or debit such amounts from any other accounts you have with us (including any accounts in which you hold an interest with any other person or entity or in another capacity), whether established at the time the Designated ACH Accounts are established or established at some later time.
Company hereby authorizes Bank to transmit any Entry received by Bank from Company in accordance with the Rules and the terms of the ACH Agreement and to credit or debit the amount of such Entries to the ACH Account(s) specified by Company.
Entries, returned Entries, and adjustment Entries may be debited against or credited to the ACH Account(s).
In addition, QBO ACH Accounts, may not exceed 10% of all Purchased Accounts at any one time In the event the applicable percentages exceed the foregoing limits, Lender may exercise its right not to purchase more accounts from said Account Debtor or any other QBO ACH Accounts, as applicable.
We may delay processing of any ACH transactions until we are able to satisfy ourselves that the funds in the Designated ACH Accounts will be sufficient to satisfy your obligations, including your obligations for ACH Claims.
If we determine you do not have sufficient funds in the Designated ACH Accounts at any time, we may debit any other accounts you now or in the future have with us (including any accounts in which you hold an interest with any other person or entity or in another capacity).