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  2. Begin by selecting the type of operation: New Banking Information, Modify Banking Information, or Delete Banking Information. Ensure you check the appropriate box and allow 5 business days for changes to take effect.
  3. Fill in the Planholder Registration section with your Client Account Number (if required), last and first names of both account holders, including co-account holder details if applicable.
  4. In the Incoming Cash section, specify the amount to be withdrawn from your bank account and select a frequency (Weekly, Bi-Weekly, etc.). Enter the start date for these transactions.
  5. Complete the Outgoing Cash section by indicating how funds will be transferred from your investment account back to your bank account. Again, choose a frequency and start date.
  6. Provide Financial Institution Information including name, branch address, city, province, currency, bank number, transit number, postal code, and account number. Remember to attach a VOID personalized cheque.
  7. Finally, sign and date the form in the Signature Section. Ensure all signatures are provided as required.

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Registered organizations have the ability to pay for queries via Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Organizations choosing to pay by EFT must submit an Electronic Funds Transfer Authorization form before EFT payments can be processed.
Electronic funds transfers (EFTs) are transactions that move funds electronically between different financial institutions, bank accounts, or individuals. EFTs are frequently referred to as electronic bank transfers, e-checks, or electronic payments.
Organizations choosing to pay by EFT must submit an Electronic Funds Transfer Authorization form before EFT payments can be processed. Only a Data Bank administrator can authorize, modify, or terminate your organizations EFT account.
How to Authorize: Must be in writing. Must be signed or similarly authenticated by the consumer. Must be a legal wet signature. Must provide the consumer with an electronic or paper copy of the authorization. Must clearly state terms (amount, date, frequency of payment). Must provide clear cancellation information.
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Because EFT is an umbrella term, it covers a broad range of payments, including telephone-based transfers, computer-based transfers (i.e., online), ATM transfers, Direct Debit, bank transfers, point-of-sale transfers, e-checks, and so on.

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