Common use of Recurring Transfers Clause in Contracts

Recurring Transfers. If you designate an Internal Transfer as a recurring transfer, you may request, and we will use, a Scheduled Initiation Date that re-occurs on a specified regular basis (e.g., weekly, semi-monthly, monthly, etc). You will designate a “start date” and may also designate an “end” date. You must have sufficient Available Funds by midnight of the night before the Scheduled Initiation Date; however, funds will be deducted from your designated Account on the Scheduled Initiation Date. Recurring transfers may be cancelled up the established funds transfer cut-off time displayed in Online Banking in advance of the Scheduled Initiation Date.

Recurring Transfers. If you designate an Internal Transfer as a recurring transfer, you may request, and we will use, a Scheduled Initiation Date that re-occurs on a specified regular basis (e.g., weekly, semi-monthly, monthly, etc.). You will designate a “start date” and may also designate an “end” date”. You must have sufficient Available Funds by midnight of the night before the Scheduled Initiation Date; however, funds will be deducted from your designated Account on the Scheduled Initiation Date. Recurring transfers may be cancelled up the established funds transfer cut-off time displayed in Online Banking in advance of the Scheduled Initiation Date.