Examples of Overdraft Agreement in a sentence
Overdraft - a debit balance established by the Bank on the Customer’s Account for a short period under the terms and conditions of the Agreement and/or the relevant Overdraft Agreement, which allows the Customer to use the amount exceeding the funds available on the Account within the Debit Balance established on his/her Account, and the arising debt shall be automatically repaid first of all with the funds deposited to the Account.
Overdraft Agreement – an agreement pointed out in Sub-paragraph 3.2.1.1 of the Annex No. 1.
Credit Amount – funds (used or to be used) allocated by the Bank to the Customer in accordance with the conditions of the General Credit Line Agreement and/or the Credit Agreement and/or the Credit Line Agreement and/or the Overdraft Agreement based on repayment, pricing, security and term grounds.
The Bank may refuse to grant the Credit Amounts if the Customer has failed to fully utilize the Credit Amount under the terms and conditions of the relevant Credit Agreement, Credit Line Agreement and/or Overdraft Agreement, or the Customer has violated the terms and conditions of any other agreement concluded with the Bank on financial liabilities.
For more information regarding how debit card authorization holds impact your available balance, refer to our Checking Account Overdraft Agreement.