Making a deposit is now even more convenient for National Bank of Arizona Treasury Management clients. The National Bank of Arizona REMOTE DEPOSIT CAPTURE mobile application allows remote deposit capture (RDC) clients the ability to deposit checks made payable to the company into company accounts using a mobile device such as a smart phone or tablet.
This application is restricted to business and treasury clients that have been approved by National Bank of Arizona and eligible accounts must be registered in the National Bank of Arizona RDC system. End users must be authorized by the business or treasury client to use the mobile application to submit deposits on its behalf.
The REMOTE DEPOSIT CAPTURE mobile application features:
• Support of iPhone iOS 9.3.5 and up
• A simple straightforward capture workflow
• Built-in tutorial and practice mode
• Supports multiple depository accounts
• Single and multiple check deposits
• Configurable data entry fields (available option)
• Image capture of remittance documents (available option)
• Configurable data entry fields (available option)
• Access to view deposit history and status
• No deposit data stored locally on the mobile device
• Database encryption
National Bank of Arizona Treasury Management clients enter into Treasury Master Services Agreement and must request that the mobile application be made available to the end users they authorize to use the service. Clients must also submit the required end user information to their National Bank of Arizona Treasury Management representatives for the users to be registered in the remote deposit capture system. When the registration process is completed, the users will receive notice that they may download the application and complete the enrollment process.
To complete the enrollment and gain access to this application, an end user must have a compatible mobile device and U.S. phone number, be connected to a mobile internet service provider, and read and agree to the User Agreement terms and conditions. Message and data rates may apply. Clients and users should check with their service providers, as National Bank of Arizona is not responsible for those charges.
National Bank of Arizona is a Division of Zions Bancorproation, N.A. Member FDIC