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Stop Payment Requests
You can submit a request to stop payment of a check withdrawal
on the Transaction History page. Stop payment requests are subject to
the following rules:
- Stop
payments can only be requested for check withdrawals.
- You can
request a stop payment for check withdrawals from the last 90 days only.
On the Transaction History screen, all check withdrawals from the last 90
days are displayed.
- You cannot
request more than one stop payment for a single check withdrawal.
- The option
to stop payment only appears when a check withdrawal transaction’s status
is Processing.
To request a stop payment
- Click Transfer & Pay > Transaction History.
- Click a Check withdrawal transaction that meets the criteria listed above.
- Click Stop
Payment.
- A confirmation message appears. Click
OK to continue with your stop
payment request.
- Select a reason for the stop payment,
then click CONTINUE. Available
reasons include:
- Non-receipt
- Incorrect address
- Lost/stolen/damage
- I did not request
- Read the Stop Payment Affidavit, then
type your name in the field provided and click Continue.
This indicates that you are signing the affidavit.
An email containing a confirmation number is sent to you.
- Enter the confirmation number from
the email, then click Continue to
complete the stop payment request process and return to the View Transaction
History page.