Mobile Deposit Service Description Clause Samples

The Mobile Deposit Service Description clause defines the terms and scope of a bank's service that allows customers to deposit checks remotely using a mobile device. It typically outlines the types of checks eligible for mobile deposit, the process for submitting images of checks through a banking app, and any limitations or requirements, such as endorsement instructions or deposit limits. This clause ensures customers understand how to use the service properly and helps prevent errors or misuse, thereby facilitating convenient and secure remote deposits.
Mobile Deposit Service Description. The Bank’s Mobile Deposit Service, also referred to as “Snap Check”, allows you to make deposits of checks (“original checks”) to your eligible East West Bank accounts that are held in an individual or joint ownership capacity from your mobile device by scanning the original paper check(s) and delivering the digital image(s) and associated deposit information (“images”) to us or our processor with your mobile device. We are offering you the Mobile Deposit Service through one or more Service Providers that we have engaged to render some or all of the Mobile Deposit Service to you on our behalf. You agree that we have the right under this Agreement to delegate to Service Providers all of the rights and performance obligations that we have under this Agreement. Your use of the Bank’s Mobile Deposit Service is governed by the terms and conditions of this Online Banking Agreement, and your enrollment in our Online Banking Service and use of our Mobile Deposit Service constitutes your agreement to these terms and conditions.
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Mobile Deposit Service Description. Mobile Check Deposit (“Mobile Deposit”) provides you the ability to access and make deposits to your designated eligible accounts using a compatible mobile device to capture an image of original paper checks (Original Checks) that are drawn on or payable through U.S. financial institutions (each a Check Image) and to electronically submit the Check Image and associated deposit information to the Credit Union for deposit into a designated eligible account.
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