Your Mistake Sample Clauses

Your Mistake. If your funds are sent to the wrong account as the result of a mistake made by you, and we have acted in accordance with your Instructions, we will be under no obligation either to recover the funds or to resend the funds to the correct Recipient Account. You will need to book a new Transaction.
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Your Mistake. If your funds are sent to the wrong account as the result of a mistake made by you, and we have acted in accordance with your Instructions, we will be under no obligation either to recover the funds or to resend the funds to the correct Recipient Account. You will be required to book a new Transaction. However, if you are an individual transacting for personal, family, or household purposes, and your funds are sent to the wrong account as the result of you providing us with an incorrect account number or bank routing number, we will promptly use reasonable efforts to recover the fund, provided that it may not be possible to recover your funds and you could lose the entire amount of the transfer. In this event, the error resolution rights provided by CFPB regulations, as discussed in section 12, generally will not apply. Our Mistake. If your funds are sent to the wrong account as the result of a mistake made by us, we will take urgent action at our own expense to recover those funds, provided that you fully cooperate and assist us in recovering any such funds.
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