Digital Membership Opening Terms & Conditions
- Personal Account and Services Agreement
- Business Accounts and Services Agreement
- Digital Membership Opening Terms & Conditions
- Safety Deposit Box
- Legal Policy
- Terms and Conditions
- Non-Registered GIC Terms & Conditions
- Registered GIC Terms & Conditions
- 3 Year Global Diversified
- 5 Year Global Diversified
- Consent to Electronic Delivery of Documents
- Policies and Documents
- Access to Basic Banking Statement
- Hold Funds Policy
- Coast Alerts
- Prohibited Conduct
- Power of Attorney and Joint Deposit Accounts
- Codes of Conduct and Public Commitments
- About Our Privacy Policy
- Business Code of Conduct
- Mortgage Basics: Types of Mortgages and Prepaying Mortgages
- Things to Know About: Collateral vs. Conventional Mortgage Charges
- Things to Know About: Mortgage Default Insurance
- Mortgage Documents
- Consent to Email Communication
- Whistleblower Reporting
- Digital Lending Terms and Conditions
- Digital RRSP Terms and Conditions
- Digital TFSA Terms and Conditions
- Digital External Account Linkage Terms and Conditions
- Digital FHSA Terms and Conditions
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Personal Account and Services Agreement
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Business Accounts and Services Agreement
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Digital Membership Opening Terms & Conditions
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Safety Deposit Box
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Legal Policy
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Terms and Conditions
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Non-Registered GIC Terms & Conditions
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Registered GIC Terms & Conditions
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3 Year Global Diversified
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5 Year Global Diversified
-
Consent to Electronic Delivery of Documents
-
Policies and Documents
-
Access to Basic Banking Statement
-
Hold Funds Policy
-
Coast Alerts
-
Prohibited Conduct
-
Power of Attorney and Joint Deposit Accounts
-
Codes of Conduct and Public Commitments
-
About Our Privacy Policy
-
Business Code of Conduct
-
Mortgage Basics: Types of Mortgages and Prepaying Mortgages
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Things to Know About: Collateral vs. Conventional Mortgage Charges
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Things to Know About: Mortgage Default Insurance
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Mortgage Documents
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Consent to Email Communication
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Whistleblower Reporting
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Digital Lending Terms and Conditions
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Digital RRSP Terms and Conditions
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Digital TFSA Terms and Conditions
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Digital External Account Linkage Terms and Conditions
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Digital FHSA Terms and Conditions
This agreement governs your use of the Coast Capital Savings Federal Credit Union (“CCS”) online membership application tool. If you are applying for a personal membership, the Personal Account and Services Agreement will govern the operation of all accounts and related services. If you are applying for a business membership on behalf of a business, the Business Account and Services Agreement will govern the operation of all accounts and related services.
By proceeding with the online membership application process, you agree to the following terms:
Your obligation to provide accurate and current information
You agree to provide accurate and current information. A failure to provide accurate and current information may result in CCS being unable to accept your application.
Use of your personal information to verify your identity
When you open an account with us, either for yourself or on behalf of a business, CCS uses a multi-step process to verify your identity. To make this process as easy and efficient for you as possible, CCS uses technology provided by our service providers.
This is how the process works:
- CCS will attempt to verify your identity by requesting information from the credit reporting agencies Equifax and/or TransUnion. This involves CCS providing to Equifax and TransUnion the information that you have supplied during the application process. CCS also obtains a copy of your credit report from the credit reporting agencies in order to improve the accuracy of our identity verification procedures and to set certain policies relating to your account, such as the amount of time funds are held after you deposit a cheque. Equifax and TransUnion may, in turn, request information about you from credit reporting agencies, other financial institutions, telecommunications service providers or other organizations.
- If CCS is not able to verify your identity using information from credit reporting agencies, you may use the Digital Identity Verification option. You will be asked to provide an image of the front and back of a piece of government-provided ID (such as a driver’s license) as well as an image of your face. These images will be reviewed and compared to verify your identity and to confirm the validity of the ID. The Digital Identity Verification technology is supplied by a service provider. In order to verify your identity, the service provider will have access to your image and the personal information on your government-provided ID. This information will not be used for any purpose other than verifying your identity.
- If we not able to verify your identity using the two other methods, then your name, address and date of birth will be provided to Canada Post, so that you will be able to identify yourself at a Canada Post location. The online application will provide you with more information on this. If you do not identify yourself at a Canada Post location within 90 days, CCS will request that Canada Post delete your information.
By agreeing to these terms and conditions and continuing with the online membership application process, you expressly consent to CCS and its identity-verification service providers, Equifax, and TransUnion verifying and comparing your information (for example your first and last name, mobile phone number, etc.), account information (for example account status, account type, etc.), location information (for example your latitude, longitude, etc.) to records of your information maintained by third parties, including credit reporting agencies, other financial institutions and telecommunication services providers, and you consent to such third parties providing such information to CCS and its identity-verification service providers, Equifax and TransUnion for the purpose of identity validation or risk assessment.
The information you provide during the online membership application process may be stored and processed in the United States. Accordingly, the information you provide during the online membership application process may be subject to valid information requests made by the government agencies in the United States.
You are required to provide your Social Insurance Number (“SIN”) as part of the application process to enable CCS to verify your identity. CCS may also require your SIN to report interest payments to the government. CCS’s use of your SIN for other purposes, and your ability to opt out of that use, is set out in CCS’s Privacy Policy.
If you are not comfortable with your personal information being shared with CCS’s identify verification services providers, Equifax , TransUnion or Canada Post or you are not comfortable providing your SIN, please make an appointment to open an account in person at a Coast Capital Savings Federal Credit Union branch. Depending on the types of services you receive from CCS, CCS may still require a SIN to meet its reporting obligations.
For more information on how CCS handles your personal information, and to find out who to contact to request more information, please see our Privacy Policy.
Use of your email address
CCS will use email to correspond with you and with any joint applicants (or, in the case of business memberships, other representatives of the business) throughout the application process. You are responsible for ensuring you check your email regularly to receive notices from CCS in a timely manner, and for ensuring that any joint applicants (or other business representatives) do the same. Unless otherwise agreed upon between you and CCS, CCS may also use your email address to provide you with notices required by law, such as account statements.
If you start an online application for membership and the application process is not completed, CCS may send you emails to let you know about the steps required to complete your membership application. By using the online application tool, you consent to receiving a reasonable number of emails for this purpose.
Set up of Pre-authorized Payments
During the online membership application process, you may choose to set up pre-authorized payments for recurring bills received from merchants, such as monthly phone, cable television or utility bills. If you choose to use this functionality, those bills will be automatically paid out of the designated account each month when they arrive. CCS uses a third party service provider to provide this functionality. By choosing to use this functionality, you authorize CCS and its third party service provider to contact the merchants involved and to update billing information stored with them on your behalf.
Use of Cheque Imaging Functionality
As part of the online membership application process, you will be required to make an initial deposit in to the new account. You may do so in a number of ways, including by taking a photograph of a cheque drawn on an account with another financial institution. If you choose to make your deposit in this way, the terms relating to Deposit-on-the-Go contained in Personal Account Services Agreement or the Business Account Services Agreement, whichever is applicable, will apply.
Signature and signature card
Information generated throughout the course of the application process, including your account numbers and Personal Access Codes, will be recorded by CCS and will constitute the signature and signature card for the purposes of opening a membership.
Use of phone number
CCS may use phone to correspond with you and with any joint applicants throughout the application process.
Additional Terms for Business Membership
If you are applying for a business membership, you state that you have been granted the authority by the business to apply for a membership on its behalf. During the application process you, or if necessary other representatives of the business, will be required to accept the Business Account and Services Agreement on behalf of the business.
Depending on the type of business you represent, CCS may require documentation such as a statement of registration or business license, a partnership agreement or articles of incorporation. You will be asked for the necessary documents during the application process. If you are unable to provide the necessary documents, CCS may be unable to accept your application. CCS may also use a third party service provider to verify these documents or to obtain additional information about the business.
Liability
CCS and its service providers are not responsible for any losses you or any other person or business may sustain arising from a failure of CCS to approve a membership within a given period of time or at all.
General
The application process will be conducted entirely online. The terms that you agree to in the course of the application process, including the terms contained in this agreement, the Personal Account and Services Agreement or Business Account and Services Agreement, and the Privacy Policy, will be legally binding just as they would be if you were to fill out and sign a paper application. These terms will be legally binding as of the time that you indicate that you agree to them and no exchange of signed paper copies is required for them to be enforceable.
This agreement is governed by the laws of the Province of British Columbia and the federal laws of Canada applicable in British Columbia, irrespective of where you live or where you are located when you apply for membership.