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#2123336 - 03/23/17 06:30 PM Compliance Perspective
peony Offline
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Is the customer going inactive on online banking essentially the same as not opening their mail from a compliance perspective? What, if any, are the eSign implications? Do we have to monitor and start sending them paper statements?

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#2123340 - 03/23/17 07:09 PM Re: Compliance Perspective peony
osucpa Offline
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How do you determine if someone is inactive for your online banking system? Are you monitoring the last time they logged onto the system?

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#2123360 - 03/23/17 07:44 PM Re: Compliance Perspective peony
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We can pull reports to determine if they are inactive. We are not currently monitoring for inactive status but we were considering doing that.

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#2123389 - 03/23/17 10:45 PM Re: Compliance Perspective peony
Richard Insley Offline
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Whether or not you must switch to paper depends not on ESIGN, but rather on the wording of the e-delivery agreement you and the customer entered at the time you got consent.
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