Common use of Our Service Clause in Contracts

Our Service. Once you have received and activated your Personalized Card (as defined below) with your name on it (not the Temporary Card (as defined below) that came with your package, if applicable), and if we, in our sole discretion, make the Mobile Deposit Service (the “Service”) available to you, you can use the Service to capture images of Eligible Checks (as defined below) and then transmit those images and other data to us electronically for deposit to your account. The check image and associated information transmitted electronically to us or our processor (our “Processor”) are called collectively the “Check Image.” We may process and collect the Check Images you send us in any manner we choose in our sole discretion. The paper instrument to which the Check Image relates is called the “Original Check.”

Our Service. Once you have received and activated your Personalized Card (as defined below) with your name on it (not the Temporary Card (as defined below) that came with your package, if applicable), and if we, in our sole discretion, make the Mobile Deposit Service (the “Service”) available to you, you can use the Service to capture images of Eligible Checks (as defined below) and then transmit those images and other data to us electronically for deposit to your account. The check image and associated information transmitted electronically to us or our processor (our “Processor”) are called collectively the “Check Image.” We may process and collect the Check Images you send us in any manner we choose in our sole discretion. The paper instrument to which the Check Image relates is called the “Original Check.”

Our Service. Once you have received and activated your Personalized the Card (as defined below) with your name on it (not the Temporary Card (as defined below) that came with your package, if applicable“Personalized Card”), and if we, in our sole discretion, make the Mobile Deposit Service (as used in this section 5, the “Service”) available to you, you can use the Service to capture images of Eligible Checks (as defined below) and then transmit those images and other data to us electronically for deposit to your account. The check image and associated information transmitted electronically to us or our processor (our “Processor”) are called collectively the “Check Image.” We may process and collect the Check Images you send us in any manner we choose in our sole discretion. The paper instrument to which the Check Image relates is called the “Original Check.”

Our Service. Once you have received and activated your Personalized Debit Card (as defined below) with your name on it (not the Temporary Debit Card (as defined below) that came with your package, if applicable), and if we, in our sole discretion, make the Mobile Deposit Service (the “Service”) available to you, you can use the Service to capture images of Eligible Checks (as defined below) and then transmit those images and other data to us electronically for deposit to your account. The check image and associated information transmitted electronically to us or our processor (our “Processor”) are called collectively the “Check Image.” We may process and collect the Check Images you send us in any manner we choose in our sole discretion. The paper instrument to which the Check Image relates is called the “Original Check.”

Our Service. Once you have received and activated your Personalized Debit Card (as defined below) with your name on it (not the Temporary Debit Card (as defined below) that came with your package, if applicable), and if we, in our sole discretion, make the Mobile Deposit Service (the “Service”) available to you, you can use the Service to capture images of Eligible Checks (as defined below) and then transmit those images and other data to us electronically for deposit to your account. The check image and associated information transmitted electronically to us or our processor (our “Processor”) are called collectively the “Check Image.” We may process and collect the Check Images you send us in any manner we choose in our sole discretion. The paper instrument to which the Check Image relates is called the “Original Check.”