Payments Processed Electronically Sample Clauses

Payments Processed Electronically. The Credit Union will attempt to process BillPay payments electronically if your payee accepts payments from us electronically. Those payees that can accept payments from us electronically are noted as such by having an "E" (for “electronic”) to the right of the Payee Name on our BillPay screen. When you set up a payment, the first available send date for your payment will automatically appear on the screen next to your payment. You may select this date or a later date as your send date. Once the send date you select arrives and we begin processing the payment, you can no longer change or stop the payment. If your payment account has sufficient available funds on the selected send date to cover the electronic payment, the payment amount will be withdrawn from your payment account and the payment will be sent that day. If you have insufficient available funds in your payment account on the send date to cover the payment, the payment will not be sent that day; however, we will attempt to send the payment one additional time on the next BillPay processing date. If there are insufficient available funds in your payment account to cover the payment at the time of this additional attempt, the payment will be cancelled, and we will notify you of the cancellation via a secure message through the Message Center in Online Services. If you wish to issue a new payment after a payment is cancelled for insufficient available funds, you must initiate new payment instructions in BillPay for that payment. If the cancelled payment had been one of a series of recurring payments, we will attempt to send the next and all future payments according to the payment schedule you established. You are responsible for inputting the desired send date for each payment, and the correct name, address, and account number for each payee. You are also responsible for maintaining sufficient available funds in your payment account to cover your payment. We cannot guarantee the date on which your payee will receive or process your payment. In addition, some payees have cutoff times after which they will not credit payments to your account for that day. If we send your payment on the send date you select, we are not responsible if your payee determines your payment was not received by the payment due date. If prior payments you sent to a particular payee were not credited to your account with the payee by the payment due date, we recommend that you adjust your send date accordingly.
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