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River City Bank Consent to Receive RIVER CITY BANK CONSENT TO RECEIVE ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS & ONLINE BANKING TERMS AND CONDITIONS Consent to Receive Electronic Communications This document includes consumer disclosures required under the Electronic Fund Transfer Act and its implementing Regulation E. Defined terms in this document are provided under the “Online Banking Terms and Conditions” section, below. If you choose not to agree by clicking the “Decline” button below, you will not be eligible to enroll in online banking. Your decision to select “Decline” below will not limit our ability to otherwise communicate with you electronically, to the extent not prohibited by applicable law. Electronic Records. By clicking the “Accept” button at the bottom of this document, you understand and agree to be bound by the terms and conditions of the Online Banking Terms and Conditions, and to your receipt of the Access Agreement in electronic form, as well as the following communications (collectively referred to herein as “Communications”) regarding your Accounts: This Consent; Online Banking Terms and Conditions (the “Access Agreement”). The Access Agreement contains the terms and conditions governing the online banking services offered by the Bank to you, including electronic fund transfers to or from your designated accounts. It also contains information that the Bank is required to disclose under the Electronic Funds Transfer Act and it’s implementing Regulation E. Any change in terms, as well as terms and consumer disclosures pertaining to additional features of the online banking services, and special notices applicable to the Access Agreement. This includes consumer disclosures and special notices that applicable laws and regulations require the Bank to provide to you, from time to time. Any notice regarding changes to this Consent, such as hardware or software changes that may impact your ability to access Communications, including any notice revoking or limiting access to our website to access a Communication or certain information previously provided to you. Paper Copies. You may obtain paper copies of any of the Communications the Bank provides to you electronically by contacting River City Bank Customer Service at 916-567- 2899 or 1- 800-564-7144. If you request a paper-based copy, the Bank will provide the first copy to you free of Bank fees or charges. The Bank will mail paper-based copies of a Communication to you (at the address shown on the Bank’s records) within 5 business days after the date the Bank receives your request. Although we do not currently impose a fee or other charge for paper copies of Communications, we reserve the right to impose a fee or charge in the future and to change such fee at any time. www.RiverCityBank.com Effective 04/25/2016 Withdrawal of Consent. If you wish to withdraw your consent to receive future Communications electronically, you may do so at any time. Once we have had a reasonable opportunity to respond to your consent withdrawal, we will terminate the delivery of future Communications to you in electronic form. To withdraw your consent, all you need to do is contact River City Bank Customer Service at 916-567-2899 or 1-800-564-7144. Your withdrawal will not affect the previously delivered electronic Communications. We do not currently impose any fee or other charge if you choose not to consent or if you withdraw your consent. However, we reserve the right to impose a fee in the future and to change such fee at any time. You will be advised prior to the effective date of any such change. Hardware or Software Requirements. In order for you to access and retain the Communications, you will need a computer with sufficient memory to store electronic records as well as a working connection to the internet. You will need access to a printer or the ability to download information to your hardware in order to retain copies of the Communications. In addition, you will need the following: Internet Access A computer and internet browser that can support 128-bit encryption A printer and/or sufficient hard-drive space or other media (i.e. CD, DVD) if you plan to save disclosures in an electronic format An active email address An internet browser, such as Internet Explorer® (Version 9.0. or higher), Firefox® (Version 39.0 or higher), Safari® (Version 4.0 or higher), or Google Chrome™ (Version 44.0 or greater). If the Bank changes the minimum hardware or software requirements needed to access or retain the Communications, and the change creates a material risk that you will not be able to access or retain a subsequent record, then before the change takes effect the Bank will let you know about the change and the new requirements. The Bank will notify you by e-mail, and at that time you will be allowed to choose whether you still want to give the Bank your consent to receiving Communications by electronic means. If not, you will be allowed to withdraw your consent at that time. How the Service Works. The Access Agreement directly follows in this document and is a part of this Consent to Receive Electronic Communications. For continuing or future Communications, you may periodically receive an e-mail notification that an electronic record or notice is available for review and you will be directed to information posted at the Bank’s website. To view the Communications you may also be required to access the Bank’s website, open the secure connection for online access, and click on the necessary tabs (for example, when accessing electronic records that contain personally identifiable financial information). We reserve the right, from time to time, to deliver one or more Communications in paper form instead of electronic form by mailing a Communications to the last known mailing address on our records for you. In the event that we do so, we are in no way terminating this Consent and we may continue to provide Communications to you in electronic form. www.RiverCityBank.com Page 2 Effective 04/25/2016 Email Address. In order to ensure that the Bank is able to provide you with Communications, important notices and other information from time to time, you must provide the Bank with your current e-mail address and update the Bank with any changes. You can update your e-mail address using the following methods: Login to online banking, click on the “Customer Service” tab and click on “Manage contact information” below Account Maintenance. Contact River City Bank Customer Service at 916-567- 2899 or 1-800-564-7144 for assistance. If you fail to update or change an incorrect e-mail address or other contact information, you understand and agree that any Communications shall nevertheless be deemed to have been provided to you if they were made available to you in electronic form on our website or e-mailed to the e-mail address we have for you in our records. We reserve the right, in our sole discretion, to discontinue providing records in electronic form. We also reserve the right to change the terms and conditions of this disclosure and consent. If required by law, we will provide you with notice of any such termination or change, and request a new consent. If you download or print any confidential materials, such as your transaction history, be sure that you store them in a secure environment, just as you would paper-based bank records. Online Banking Terms and Conditions This Online Banking Terms and Conditions (“Access Agreement”) includes, but is not limited to, certain disclosures for electronic transfers and transactions. This Access Agreement will be effective as of the first day we make the Online Services accessible to you. Unless otherwise stated, any reference to the Access Agreement shall include applicable schedules, enrollment forms and exhibits to the same, as well as applicable current and future user guides, user manuals, set-up forms and other user materials, including online terms and information, as amended from time to time. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS: This Access Agreement includes disclosures applicable to consumers as provided under the Electronic Funds Transfer Act (EFTA) and its implementing Regulation E. Read this document carefully and retain a copy for your records. This Access Agreement is in addition to other agreements between River City Bank and you, including but not limited to (as applicable), your checking, savings, and other deposit and loan account agreements and disclosures, as may be modified from time to time by us. If there is a conflict between the terms and conditions of this Access Agreement and those contained in your account agreements and disclosures, this Access Agreement will control regarding the Online Services. 1. General Terms www.RiverCityBank.com Page 3 Effective 04/25/2016 Definitions. In this Access Agreement, defined terms have the meaning given to them. In addition: . An “account” means any account you maintain with us and can include all accounts and products you use with us. Your “Account” is the account you have designated as the account accessible to the Online Services. An “authorized representative” is a person with authority of any kind with respect to an Account. Your “available balance,” “available funds” and similar words mean the balance in your Account as determined under our funds availability policy. A “business” is anyone other than a consumer who owns an Account with respect to which an Online Service is requested. A business includes a sole proprietor, corporation, partnership, limited liability company, unincorporated association or any person not a consumer. “Business days” means Monday through Friday, except federal bank holidays and will also be subject to the business days of our third party vendor to the extent a Service is facilitated in whole or party on behalf of the third party.
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