Ownership, Control and Access to Accounts Sample Clauses

Ownership, Control and Access to Accounts. A. For Eligible Account(s) owned by more than one person, each owner individually has the right to provide Credit Union with instructions, conduct any transaction, make any decision, obtain any information or make any request associated with their Eligible Accounts. We may act on the instructions of any owner, including a minor named as a joint owner, without having liability to any owner. Please refer to the specific Account Documentation for your Eligible Accounts and Electronic Banking Services for more details.
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Ownership, Control and Access to Accounts. Owners and Authorized Representatives. • For Account(s) owned by more than one person, each owner individually has the right to provide Bank with instructions, conduct any transaction, make any decision, obtain any information or make any request associated with their Accounts. We may act on the instructions of any owner without having liability to any owner. Please refer to the specific Account Documentation for your Accounts for more details. • You represent and warrant that any Authorized Representative will be acting as your agent and on your behalf, will be bound by this Agreement and any Account Documentation governing the Account, and is fully authorized by you to act based on the rights you delegate to them. An Authorized Representative appointment by one account owner for an Account constitutes an Authorized Representative appointment by all other account owners of that Account. • So long as an Authorized Representative is appointed as such on an Account, all transactions that such Authorized Representative performs on an Account, including those you did not want or intend, are for all purposes, transactions authorized by you. The account owner(s) of the Account are solely responsible for those transactions, and we are not responsible for them. If you notify us that an Authorized Representative is no longer authorized, only transactions that you did not want or intend and that the Authorized Representative performs after we have had a reasonable opportunity to act on your notification will be considered unauthorized transactions. To notify us that you want to terminate an Authorized Representative appointment you must contact us at your local Bank Forward branch with your notification to remove the Authorized Representative. • If you authorize an Authorized Representative to initiate fund transfers or other transactions on an Account, then you are also agreeing that for purposes of such transactions initiated through Digital Banking the Authorized Representative is an "authorized signer" on the Account, subject to the terms of the Account Documentation for your applicable Account. In addition, if you make a person an offline authorized signer on an Account, and that authorized signer enrolls in Digital Banking on your behalf, we may treat that authorized signer as an Authorized Representative for purposes of this Agreement. • You agree that you will only appoint Authorized Representatives if we permit you to do so and if we provide a procedure for...
Ownership, Control and Access to Accounts. Owners and Authorized Representatives. You represent and warrant that any Authorized Representative will be acting as your agent and on your behalf, will be bound by this Addendum and any Account Documentation governing the Account, and is fully authorized by you to act based on the rights you delegate to them. An Authorized Representative appointment by one account owner for an Account constitutes an Authorized Representative appointment by all other account owners of that Account. If you authorize an Authorized Representative to initiate fund transfers or other transactions on an Account, then you are also agreeing that for purposes of such transactions initiated through Mobile Banking the Authorized Representative is an "authorized signer" on the Account, subject to the terms of the Account Documentation for your applicable Account. In addition, if you make a person an offline authorized signer on an Account, and that authorized signer enrolls in Mobile Banking on your behalf, we may treat that authorized signer as an Authorized Representative for purposes of this Addendum.
Ownership, Control and Access to Accounts. A. Owners and Authorized Representatives.
Ownership, Control and Access to Accounts 

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  • Access to Accounts By enrolling in the Mobile Banking service, you certify you are an owner, joint owner or custodian on the accounts represented in your enrollment. You understand that all owners of your accounts or anyone with whom you share your Access code or any access code will be an Authorized User, and that authority will be considered unlimited in amount and manner with full authority to perform all transactions relating to the stated accounts, until you notify the Credit Union, in writing of the revocation of such authority. You agree that you are and will remain fully responsible for any transactions made by such persons on your accounts except transactions that occur after the Credit Union has been notified of any revocation of authority and has had a reasonable opportunity to act upon such notice.

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