Obtain Account balances Sample Clauses
The 'Obtain Account balances' clause establishes the right or obligation for a party to access and review the current balances of specified accounts. In practice, this clause may require a bank or financial institution to provide up-to-date balance information to an account holder or an authorized third party, either upon request or at regular intervals. Its core function is to ensure transparency and accurate financial oversight, enabling parties to monitor funds, verify transactions, and make informed decisions based on real-time account data.
Obtain Account balances. Your “current” account balance is generally current as of 8:00 a.
Obtain Account balances. Balances are updated as transactions are processed, but there may be some delay and balances may not include current transactions (such as checks cashed at a teller on the Business Day). In addition, your account balance may show funds that have been credited to your account but are not yet available for withdrawal.
Obtain Account balances. Your account balance is generally current each Business Day, but may not include any transactions in process (such as checks cashed at a teller on the Business Day). In addition, your account balance may show funds that have been credited to your account but are not yet available for withdrawal.
Obtain Account balances. Your “current” account balance is generally current as of 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time (Standard or Daylight) of each Business Day, but may not include recent transactions (such as checks cashed at a teller on the Business Day). In addition, your account balance may show funds that have been credited to your account but are not yet available for withdrawal.
Obtain Account balances. Make mobile deposits through the Snap Deposit Service.
Obtain Account balances. Your account balance is generally current as of 12 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Arizona Time (Standard or Daylight) of each Business Day, but may not include current transactions (such as checks cashed at a teller on the Business Day). In addition, your account balance may show funds that have been credited to your account but are not yet available for withdrawal.