Pending Transaction means any item that we have authorized for payment but which has not yet posted to your account. Pending transactions include debit card authorizations, UMB Online bill payments, cash withdrawals, and electronic transfers of funds. Pending transactions also include returned deposited items that have not yet posted to your account. Pending transactions may be reported to you by UMB Online Banking, ATM mini-statements, UMB Direct telephone banking, or UMB Mobile Banking. The word “post” means, after we have received and completed our processing of deposits and items for payment, the operational functions that we perform to add any deposit or other credit transaction to, and subtract any item or other debit transaction from, your account. When you open a deposit account with the Bank, or if you continue to maintain an account at the Bank after the effective date of this booklet, you agree that you are bound by the Agreement contained in this booklet and by the Supplemental Disclosures that apply to your account, as they are amended from time to time. You agree to pay the service fees and charges for your account as set forth in the Supplemental Disclosures. We may deduct the service fees and charges from your account.

Examples of Pending Transaction in a sentence

For securities in units (e.g. shares); From the seller to the buyer, when trade date is before Ex Date and there is a Pending Transaction at close of business of Record Date; or From the buyer to the seller, when trade date is on or after Ex Date and Actual Settlement Date is on or before Record Date.
The Issuer (I)CSD should communicate the information, and any subsequent information, without undue delay of receipt from the Issuer, to all its participants1 who, at the time of the announcement, have a direct holding or Pending Transaction in the Underlying Security with the Issuer (I)CSD.
The Issuer (I)CSD should communicate the information, and any subsequent information, without undue delay of receipt from the Issuer or the Offeror, as the case may be, to all its participants1 who, at the time of the announcement, have a direct holding or Pending Transaction in the Underlying Security with the Issuer (I)CSD.
For securities in nominal (e.g. bonds): from the seller to the buyer, if the Intended Settlement Date is on or before the Record Date but there is a Pending Transaction at close of business on Record Date.2. Concurring Bilateral Input should allow to determine whether the underlying trade is “ex” or “cum” and the (I)CSD or CCP should take this into account for the creation of a Market Claim, irrespective of the actual Ex Date.
Pending Transaction — A transaction input to IDRS but not yet effective at the Master File account.

More Definitions of Pending Transaction

Pending Transaction means any Investment (including any acquisition) in respect of which (i) a definitive agreement has been entered into and remains in full force and effect and (ii) the relevant Investment (including any acquisition) has not been consummated.

Pending Transaction means any item that we have authorized for payment or accepted for deposit, but which has not yet posted to your account. Pending transactions include debit card authorizations, UMB online bill payments, cash withdrawals, some types of deposits, and electronic transfers of funds. Pending transactions also include returned deposited items that have not yet posted to your account. You may obtain information about your pending transactions from Online Banking or Automated Telephone Banking.

Pending Transaction means transaction pending settlement;

Pending Transaction means a pending acquisition (including, for the avoidance of doubt, the Acquisition) or investment, or refinancing, prepayment, repayment, redemption, repurchase, settlement, discharge or defeasance of existing indebtedness.

Pending Transaction has the meaning set forth in Section 2(d).

Pending Transaction means an ATM or Debit Card authorization that has not settled for final payment.

Pending Transaction has the meaning set forth in Section 6(e).