Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service Sample Clauses

The Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service clause defines the terms under which a customer can deposit checks remotely using a mobile device. It typically outlines the process for capturing and submitting images of checks through a bank's mobile app, including requirements for image quality, endorsement, and deposit limits. This clause ensures that both the customer and the bank understand the procedures and responsibilities involved, reducing the risk of errors or fraud and providing a convenient way for customers to deposit funds without visiting a branch.
Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service. ‌ The Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service (“Mobile Deposit”) allows Company to deposit certain Checks, being defined below as “Eligible Items”, to Company’s Accounts at Bank through means of a Company, or one of Company’s Authorized Representative’s, camera enabled mobile device(s) capable of capturing images and required visual information and then electronically delivering the Check’s image and associated deposit information to the Bank or the Bank’s designated processor. The mobile imaging device or cell phone must have the capability to (a) capture an image of the front and back of each check to be deposited in accordance with the Procedures; (b) read and capture the magnetic ink character recognition (“MICR”) line on each check; and
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Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service. The Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service (“mRDC Service”) allows you to remotely deposit paper checks into an eligible account by creating an Electronic Deposit through the Bank’s Mobile Banking Application, which is processed like a paper check. If you have enrolled in the mRDC Service, the terms and conditions of this Section 14 form part of this Agreement.
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Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service. The Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service (“Mobile Deposit”) allows Company to deposit certain Checks, being defined below as “Eligible Items”, to Company’s Accounts at Bank through means of a Company, or one of Company’s Authorized Representative’s, camera enabled mobile device(s) capable of capturing images and required visual information and then electronically delivering the Check’s image and associated deposit information to the Bank or the Bank’s designated processor. The mobile imaging device or cell phone must have the capability to (a) capture an image of the front and back of each check to be deposited in accordance with the Procedures; (b) read and capture the magnetic ink character recognition (“MICR”) line on each check; and (c) read and capture all such other data and information as is required by this Agreement or Federal Reserve Regulations for the processing of these check images for payment. The Bank currently agrees to provide the benefits and convenience of the Services to Company at no cost. The Bank reserves the right to charge fees for Mobile Deposit in the future in our sole discretion. To use Mobile Deposit, Company must be an Account holder.
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Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service. To the extent there are any inconsistencies between this Mobile Remote Deposit Capture (“mRDC”) Service section and the terms and conditions in the remainder of this Agreement, the terms and conditions in this section shall supersede and control with regard to the mRDC Service. The use of the mRDC Service and the account(s) into which the mRDC checks (mRDC CheckCheck is defined as a electronically scanned image of an original check using a mobile device) are deposited (an "mRDC Account") must be approved by the Bank and can be suspended or terminated by the Bank without notice at any time for any reason or no reason. The Customer may deposit eligible original physical checks (each an "Original Check") using the HSBCnet Mobile App (“Mobile App”) with a compatible mobile device (“Mobile Device”) into an mRDC Account (each an “mRDC Deposit”) in accordance with this Agreement and other ancillary terms, conditions and disclosures, as well as the Bank's product guides and operating manuals, any of which may be amended and otherwise modified, and in effect from time to time.
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Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service. The Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service provides the Client with the ability to make deposits of checks (“original checks”) to qualifying accounts from home or other remote locations by taking a photo of the original checks and transmitting the digital images and associated deposit information (“images”) to the Bank with a mobile device. (In this section, the term “Check” shall refer to the original paper check, or the image of such paper item that you transmit to us, as the context requires.) This service will be available through the Mobile Application after the Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service is established.
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Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service. A. The Mobile Remote Deposit Capture Service permits you to take an image of the front and back of your paper check (a “check image”) with your Mobile Device and the Bank Mobile Application, and then transmit the check image for deposit to your Accounts at the Bank. B. The Bank may without prior notice to you impose dollar and other transaction limits on your deposits of check images. You will comply with any limitations on permissible check images for deposit as set forth in Bank Mobile Application or any service documentation (“Documentation”) provided to you from time to time by the Bank. In addition, you agree that you will not deposit the following checks by means of the Bank Mobile Application: i. Checks where you are not listed as the payee (third party checks) ii. Checks drawn on foreign banks
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