I'm not certain what you are looking at, but it's not a kite. Kiting is a banker's term, not a legal term, but here's the description used by FinCEN in materials supporting SAR filing and I believe it's as good as any:
A practice in which an individual with accounts at two or more financial institutions intentionally utilizes the delay in the check clearing process to write checks from one account to deposit into the second account, all the while knowing that the first account does not have collected funds. The subject continues this cycle, moving checks between accounts, to make it appear as if funds are available and using the balance in the accounts for expenditures.
Although not described here, there is such a thing as a cash kite, but it still involves writing checks where there are no underlying funds and then covering those checks with cash deposits. I don't see that in your fact situation.
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