Common use of Charging Your Account Clause in Contracts

Charging Your Account. When you transmit a payment request, you authorize us to charge your designated account on the date we process the payment (e.g., the day we initiate payment by an ACH entry or pay a check). We may treat online checks with the same effect as if you had signed them. You may not stop the payment of an online check once the transaction has been posted to your account.

Charging Your Account. When you transmit a payment request, you authorize us to charge your designated account on the date we process the payment (e.g., the day we initiate payment by an ACH entry or pay a check)payment. We may treat online checks with the same effect as if you had signed them. You may not stop the payment of an online check once the transaction has been posted to your account.. FF00P021912V1

Charging Your Account. When you transmit a payment request, you authorize us to charge your designated account on the date we process the payment (e.g., the day we initiate payment by an ACH entry or pay a check). We may treat online checks with the same effect as if you had signed them. You may not be allowed to stop the payment of an online check once the transaction has been posted to your account.

Charging Your Account. When you transmit a payment requestrequest, you authorize us to charge your designated account on the onthe date we process the payment (e.g., the day we initiate payment by an ACH entry or pay a check)payment. We may treat online checks with the same effect as if you had signed them. You may not stop stop the payment of an online check once the transaction has been posted posted to your account.. F00P022107V8

Charging Your Account. When you transmit a payment request, you authorize us to charge your designated account on the date we process the payment (e.g., the day we initiate payment by an ACH entry or pay a check). We may treat online checks with the same effect as if you had signed themtheta. You may not stop the payment of an online check once the transaction has been posted to your account.

Charging Your Account. When you transmit a payment request, you authorize us to charge your designated account on the date we process the payment (e.g., the day we initiate payment by an ACH entry or pay a check)payment. We may treat online checks with the same effect as if you had signed them. You may not stop the payment of an online check once the transaction has been posted to your account.