Reverse Positive Pay definition
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With the Reverse Positive Pay Service client receives a report that out-sorts all items paid on its account to enable Client to review and detect fraudulent transactions.
Checks that are presented over the counter for encashment are not eligible for Reverse Positive Pay.
Bank shall provide Customer with certain Positive Pay, Reverse Positive Pay, Payee Positive Pay, Partial Reconcilement, Full Reconcilement, Deposit Reconcilement, and Image Archive services as selected by Customer in one or more written Enrollment Request (s) according to Customer’s instructions or service selections in such documents.
Customer agrees that failure to implement or complete the daily review of any of the Positive Pay services (Reverse Positive Pay or File Upload Positive Pay) will preclude the Customer from asserting any claims against AB&T for paying any unauthorized, altered, counterfeit or any other fraudulent item that such product, service or precaution was designed to detect or deter and AB&T will not be required to re-credit your account or otherwise have any liability for paying such items.
Checks that are presented over the counter for deposit will appear on the Reverse Positive Pay Report made available to the Company the second business day after the day of deposit.
Reverse Positive Pay allows Company to review all checks presented against its Accounts.
All presented checks for a Reverse Positive Pay account are treated as Exception Checks.
Company shall compare the information on the Reverse Positive Pay Report to the Company’s Issue Information.
The Reverse Positive Pay Service will show each check paid, along with its serial number and amount, and will give you access to an image of the check.
If Company fails to notify Bank of its instructions with respect to an item on the Reverse Positive Pay Report prior to the established cut-off time, the Exception Item will be paid or returned in accordance with the Company’s default instructions.