Initiate Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions Sample Clauses

Initiate Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions. If you are enrolled in the Trustco Bank xxxx paying service ("Xxxx Pay Service"), you may use Mobile Banking to pay a xxxx from the Mobile Banking Account that you have designated as your payment Account under the terms of our Xxxx Pay Terms (which are incorporated into and made a part of these Mobile Banking terms). Each Xxxx Pay Service transaction that you initiate through your Wireless Device will be considered a "Mobile Xxxx Pay Xxxxxxxxxxx.Xxx may also use Mobile Banking to view, edit and delete pending Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions. You must maintain your payment Account in good standing with us in order to perform Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions. If your payment Account is closed for any reason, we will suspend or terminate your right to initiate Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions. You may initiate Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions in amounts up to the available balance (as defined in the Deposit Account Agreement) in your payment Account. For security reasons, we may limit the frequency and dollar amount of Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions from your payment Account. You may not set-up or initiate Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions to any new Payees that are not currently on your Payee list as established pursuant to our Xxxx Pay Terms. You may not establish (or delete or edit any pending) recurring Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions through Mobile Banking.
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Initiate Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions. If Customer is enrolled in the Xxxx Pay Service, Customer may use Mobile Banking to pay a xxxx from the Mobile Banking Account that Customer has designated as its payment Account under the terms of our Xxxx Pay terms (which are incorporated into and made a part of these Mobile Banking terms). Each Xxxx Pay Service transaction that Customer initiates through its Mobile Device will be considered a “Mobile Xxxx Pay Transaction.” Customer may also use Mobile Banking to view, edit and delete pending Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions. Customer must maintain its payment Account in good standing with Bank in order to perform Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions. If Customer’s payment Account is closed for any reason, Bank will suspend or terminate Customer’s right to initiate Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions. Customer may initiate Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions in amounts up to the Available Funds (as defined in Customer’s Account Disclosure Notice) in Customer’s payment Account. For security reasons, Bank may limit the frequency and dollar amount of Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions from Customer’s payment Account. Customer may not set-up or initiate Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions to any new Payees that are not currently on Customer’s Payee list as established pursuant to Bank’s Xxxx Pay terms. Customer may not establish (or delete or edit any pending) recurring Mobile Xxxx Pay Transactions through Mobile Banking.

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