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Electronic Item definition

Electronic Item means a digitized image of a check, an image exchange item, or any other electronic version of a check or other electronic item (such as items process able through the Automated Clearing House (ACH) system) approved by the Bank for processing through the System.
Electronic Item means the electronic image of each Paper Item and other information captured from the Paper Item. After we receive your transmission, we will review each Electronic Item. For each Electronic Item that we determine is eligible for processing as described below, we will:
Electronic Item means the electronic image of each paper item (check) and other information captured from the paper item (check).

Examples of Electronic Item in a sentence

  • After we receive your transmission, we will review each Electronic Item.

  • Even if we do not initially identify an Electronic Item as an Exception Item when we review and process the Electronic Item to which the Exception Item relates, the Electronic Item, substitute check, or the purported substitute check created by us from it may nevertheless be returned to us because, among other reasons, the Paying Bank determines that such item or check is illegible or missing an image.

  • You will maintain control over and be responsible for secure retention, storage, and destruction of original Paper Items for which you have created an Electronic Item.

  • Each Business Day on which we review and process your Electronic Item(s), we will use commercially reasonable efforts to review each Electronic Item and to reject any Electronic Item that we in our sole discretion determine to be ineligible for the Service (each, an “Exception Item”).

  • You will maintain control over and be responsible for secure retention, storage, and destruction of original paper items for which you have created an Electronic Item.


More Definitions of Electronic Item

Electronic Item. A digitized image of a Check, an Image Exchange Item, or any other electronic version of a Check or other electronic item (such as items processable through the automated clearinghouse (ACH) system) approved by Bank for processing through the Program. Bank reserves the right to review and approve any Electronic Items that are designed in the future.
Electronic Item means the digitized image of a Paper Item that is created by you and transmitted to us using the Service.
Electronic Item means the electronic image created an Authorized User’s device.
Electronic Item means an item described in paragraph (i)(1)(ii) of this section.Note: Unless otherwise indicated, item includes both a cash and a noncash item, and includes a returned check sent by a payingor returning bank. Item does not include a check that cannot be collected at par, or a payment order as defined in § 210.26(i) and handled under subpart B of this part.* * * * * (1) * * *
Electronic Item means electronic equipment that contains one or more electronic circuit boards or other complex circuitry, including but not limited to computer monitors, televisions, central processing units (CPUs), laptop computers, printers, terminals, keyboards, mainframes, stereo equipment, telephones, and recording/playback devices. Electronic items include components and subassemblies or other parts derived from the disassembly of electronic devices. While many waste electronic items do not fail the toxicity characteristic leaching procedure test for heavy metals if left intact, individual components generated by disassembly may fail the toxicity characteristic leaching procedure test. “Electronic items” does not include discarded household appliances as defined by Title 132 – Integrated Solid Waste Management Regulations, Chapter 1, 034.
Electronic Item means a digital representation of an Item or electronic information related to an Item.
Electronic Item means the electronic image of any Paper Item and other information captured from the Paper Item.