Examples of Electronic Items in a sentence
Bank reserves the right at any time to process Electronic Items on a collection basis.
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”).
Bank may suspend immediately the Services or the processing of any Check or corresponding Electronic Item if Bank has reason to believe that there has been a breach in the security of the Program, fraud involving Customer's Account or such Check, or any uncertainty as to the authorization or accuracy of Electronic Items.
In the event of lost, mistaken, incomplete or unusable Electronic Items, or in the event of claims of fraud, alteration, counterfeit or otherwise, Customer shall cooperate fully with Bank in providing information, including access to such records.
Your Electronic Items are deemed to have been received by us when the Mobile Banking Application generates a confirmation message.
Your Electronic Item(s) is deemed to have been received by the Bank when the service generates a confirmation message.
Each Business Day we review Electronic Items to determine if any Electronic Item, that we in our sole discretion, determine to be ineligible for the Deposit Service (“Exception Item”).
If you transmit your Electronic Item(s) to us after the Cut-Off Time on any Business Day, we shall review and process your Electronic Item(s) on the next Business Day.
Customer agrees that the Bank may limit the dollar amount or number of Electronic Items that may be deposited on any day or a monthly basis, and that such limits may differ depending on the Authorized Equipment used by Customer.
Any negligent or intentional act or omission by you in the performance of your obligations under this Addendum, including, but not limited to (i) duplicate scanning of the same original paper check, (II) transmission of duplicate Electronic Items, (iii) numerical errors on deposit data entry, and (iv) fraudulent or unauthorized use of your hardware or security credentials.