Transaction Alerts definition
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Your receipt of Transaction Alerts may not be available in all areas.
Following your registration to receive Transaction Alerts sent to your mobile telephone number(s), the actual time between a transaction made with your Card that triggers a Transaction Alert and the time you receive such Transaction Alert is dependent on your wireless carrier’s service and coverage within the area in which you are physically located at that time.
General Alerts include Account Alerts, History Alerts, Online Transaction Alerts and Reminders based on criteria conditions set by you.
In addition to this Agreement, the use of the Card and/or Electronic Services is also subject to our prevailing terms and conditions governing accounts, terms and conditions governing internet banking services, terms and conditions governing SMS Transaction Alerts and all other terms and conditions which may be applicable to the use of the Card or any Card Transaction or which may be imposed by us from time to time.
YOUR receipt of Transaction Alerts may not be available in all areas.
Following YOUR registration to receive Transaction Alerts sent to YOUR mobile telephone number(s), the actual time between a transaction made with YOUR Card that triggers a Transaction Alert and the time YOU receive such Transaction Alert is dependent upon YOUR wireless carrier’s service and coverage within the area in which YOU are physically located at that time.
However, in order for Transaction Alerts to be sent to your mobile telephone number(s), you must (i) own a two-way text message (or "SMS") capable mobile phone that is registered on a carrier network, (ii) have enrolled in a data plan that includes use of your mobile handset’s SMS capabilities and (iii) ensure that your account remains in good standing with your wireless service carrier.
However, in order for Transaction Alerts to be sent to your mobile telephone number(s), you must (i) own a two-way text message (or “SMS”) capable mobile phone that is registered on a carrier network, (ii) have enrolled in a data plan that includes use of your mobile handset’s SMS capabilities and (iii) ensure that your account remains in good standing with your wireless service carrier.
However, in order to receive Transaction Alerts via SMS (text message) you must (i) have a SMS capable mobile device that is registered on a carrier network and (ii) be enrolled in a data plan that includes SMS capabilities.
To opt-out of the Service at any time, visit your bankcard alerts page of your internet banking site and follow the directions provided to discontinue receiving Transaction Alerts.