Common use of Signed Authorization Clause in Contracts

Signed Authorization. Prior to the initiation of the first Entry to an Account, Company will execute on its own behalf and will obtain completed and duly executed written authorization agreements ("Authorization Agreements") from its Customers that desire preauthorized electronic transfers to or from their accounts with Participating Depository Financial Institutions ("Customer Accounts"). The Authorization Agreements shall authorize Company to initiate Entries with respect to its Customers' Accounts. The Authorization Agreements shall be in a form that complies with the Rules, Regulation E of the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection, the Electronic Funds Transfer Act, and all other applicable federal and state laws and regulations. Company agrees to provide a copy of the Authorization Agreement to the Customer at the time it is executed. Company agrees to retain and maintain the original or other copy of the Authorization Agreement and its records relating to the Authorization Agreement as required by the Rules. Upon request of F&M BANK, an Originating Depository Financial Institution, or a Receiving Depository Financial Institution, Company shall promptly furnish an original or copy of the Authorization Agreement to the requesting party within 2 business days or as otherwise required by the Rules. If the Customers' Authorization Agreements are changed, Company shall not initiate any Entries to or from those Customers' Accounts, except in accordance with the Authorization Agreement as changed. Company shall not initiate any Entries to or from any Customers' Accounts after expiration, termination, or cancellation of those Customers' Authorization Agreements.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Treasury Management Agreement, Treasury Management Agreement