Subject to Verification

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A deposit of a check into a bank account to which the depositor has immediate access, but which a bank may alter if it discovers an error. For example, if the deposit slip says $100 but the total deposit only amounts to $90, the bank will remove the remaining $10 from the account. See also: Subject to collection.

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