Act on your instructions: you allow us to accept all instructions you have given when accessing third-party services or services (instructions) on your part or that are allegedly given by you (under your login information). Each instruction has the same legal effect as if it were a written instruction that you signed and you are responsible for any instructions for access to third-party services or services. We may not notice, refuse or refuse the deed on any instruction. Access to aggregate accounts and aggregated information: they allow us to access information from aggregated accounts. They also say that they invest considerable resources to protect customers` accounts from fraud, but they also stress that protection is a shared responsibility; customers must carefully read their agreements and comply with requirements to protect their transactions from cybercrime and other losses. Jeff Harney is one of hundreds of people who recently approached Go Public after losing a battle with their bank — many said they felt powerless in the face of new electronic banking contracts that they didn`t understand, couldn`t navigate, and felt they had protected their bank from liability. “Services” means the services, functions, functions, content or information we offer through some or all of the banking and digital banking services accessible with your devices. Mobile payments are an example of a service. Consent to access to your data: You authorize and direct RBC and any third-party provider of an aggregation service (for the purposes of this Part 3, us or ourselves) to do on your behalf whatever is necessary to provide you with aggregation services. This may include visiting an account provider`s website.

B as well as providing your login information or other information regarding the registration, access, consultation and download of aggregation information. Send a prepaid card via eGift services: You are responsible for providing the recipient of the eGift with correct and operational contact information (z.B. an email address or mobile phone number) and ensuring that the recipient of the eGift has agreed to provide the contact information of the eGift recipient for sending the prepaid card. The email can identify you as the sender and also reveal your email address, the amount of the prepaid card, the name of the recipient of the e-poison and the use of eGift services. Most of the terms of the Scotia agreement are not numbered, and some of it is related to the fact that consumer protection is subject to Section 13 – but Daimsis found Section 13 nowhere. Purpose: All documents accessible, sent, received, accepted or processed with a mobile cheque deposit are considered binding for you. Compensation: Except for claims, costs and commitments resulting from our negligence, you will release and compensate us and any other person, all claims, expenses and responsibilities arising from your access or use of third-party services or their violation of the terms of this Agreement. “Customers have obligations outlined in our agreements, including appropriate measures to protect their debit and credit cards and to keep personal identification numbers and passwords, including.” Document transmission: Your data is considered to be the day it is made available to you through the online bank, not the day you access it.