Common use of Initiating an e-Transfer Clause in Contracts

Initiating an e-Transfer.  If you are the Sender of an e-Transfer, we will withdraw the transfer amount from your Account and a notice will be sent to the Recipient's e-Transfer Contact Information. The notice will identify you as the Sender, and disclose your contact information, the transfer amount, the name of the Recipient, and that you are using the e-Transfer Service.  After you send an e-Transfer, we will hold the transfer amount until we receive notice that (a) the Recipient has correctly provided the e-Transfer Answer to claim the e-Transfer, (b) the e-Transfer has been cancelled by you or, (c) the e-Transfer has expired. We will not pay interest on the e- Transfer amount to any Sender or Recipient (including for the period of time that the transfer amount was not in your Account). If you are the Sender of an e-Transfer, you are responsible for reviewing the status of the e-Transfer by checking your Account history in Online Banking

Initiating an e-Transfer.  If you are the Sender of an e-Transfer, we will withdraw the transfer amount from your Account and a notice will be sent to the Recipient's e-Transfer Contact Information. The notice will identify you as the Sender, and disclose your contact information, the transfer amount, the name of the Recipient, and that you are using the e-Transfer Service.  After • Except in the case of an Autodeposit Transfer, after you send an e-Transfer, we will hold the transfer amount until we receive notice that (a) the Recipient has correctly provided the e-Transfer Security Question and Answer to claim the e-Transfer, (b) the e-Transfer has been cancelled by you or, (c) the e-e- Transfer has expired. • We will not pay interest on the e- amount of the e-Transfer amount to any Sender or Recipient (including for the period of time that the transfer amount was not in your Account). If you are the Sender of an e-e- Transfer, you are responsible for reviewing the status of the e-Transfer by checking your Account history in Online Banking.

Initiating an e-Transfer.  If you are the Sender of an e-Transfer, we will withdraw the transfer amount from your Account and a notice will be sent to the Recipient's e-Transfer Contact Information. The notice will identify you as the Sender, and disclose your contact information, the transfer amount, the name of the Recipient, and that you are using the e-Transfer Service.  After Except in the case of an Autodeposit Transfer, after you send an e-Transfer, we will hold the transfer amount until we receive notice that (a) the Recipient has correctly provided the e-Transfer Security Question and Answer to claim the e-Transfer, (b) the e-Transfer has been cancelled by you or, (c) the e-e- Transfer has expired.  We will not pay interest on the e- amount of the e-Transfer amount to any Sender or Recipient (including for the period of time that the transfer amount was not in your Account). If you are the Sender of an e-e- Transfer, you are responsible for reviewing the status of the e-Transfer by checking your Account history in Online Banking.