1Eligibility of ACH payments for early availability are limited to those coded by the originating financial institution as PPD (Prearranged Payment and Deposit), which are typically for payroll, government benefits, tax refunds and similar payments. All other ACH payment types, deposits or credits to your account, such funds from peer-to-peer payment services (e.g., Zelle®), checks or mobile deposits, and online transfers are not eligible for TD Early Pay. TD Bank does not guarantee that any ACH payments will be made available before the date scheduled by the payor, and early availability of funds may vary between ACH payments from the same payor. Early availability is subject to cut-off times, any limitations we set on the amount of early availability and standard fraud prevention screening.
If an ACH payment not made available early, it will be made available in accordance with our Availability of Funds Policy described in the Business Deposit Account Agreement (BDAA). Except as expressly set forth in the BDAA, funds made available early are subject to the same terms and conditions as other ACH payment to your account. If we’ve made funds available early and the payor reverses or requests a return of the payment, or the funds are otherwise uncollected by the Bank, you understand and agree that we may debit your account in accordance with our normal process, up to the amount of the payment that was previously made available – even if you have already withdrawn the funds or it creates an overdraft on your account, without prior notice from us and at any time. In this instance, you are responsible for any fees assessed – including those charged by merchants or third parties – as a result of the overdraft. TD Early Pay is offered at the discretion of the Bank, and we reserve the right to cancel the service at any time and without notice to you.