depository-account-agreement
Drafts a U.S. Depository Account Agreement governing the institution–depositor relationship for checking, savings, money market, and CD accounts. Enforces Regulation CC (funds availability), Regulation E (electronic fund transfers), Regulation DD (truth in savings), BSA/AML, PATRIOT Act, and OFAC. Embeds required disclosures, liability limits, error resolution, fee structures, and ownership provisions. Trigger keywords: "depository account agreement", "deposit account terms", "checking account agreement", "savings account agreement", "funds availability", "Reg CC", "Reg E", "Reg DD".
Best use case
depository-account-agreement is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.
Drafts a U.S. Depository Account Agreement governing the institution–depositor relationship for checking, savings, money market, and CD accounts. Enforces Regulation CC (funds availability), Regulation E (electronic fund transfers), Regulation DD (truth in savings), BSA/AML, PATRIOT Act, and OFAC. Embeds required disclosures, liability limits, error resolution, fee structures, and ownership provisions. Trigger keywords: "depository account agreement", "deposit account terms", "checking account agreement", "savings account agreement", "funds availability", "Reg CC", "Reg E", "Reg DD".
Teams using depository-account-agreement should expect a more consistent output, faster repeated execution, less prompt rewriting.
When to use this skill
- You want a reusable workflow that can be run more than once with consistent structure.
When not to use this skill
- You only need a quick one-off answer and do not need a reusable workflow.
- You cannot install or maintain the underlying files, dependencies, or repository context.
Installation
Claude Code / Cursor / Codex
Manual Installation
- Download SKILL.md from GitHub
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.claude/skills/depository-account-agreement/SKILL.mdinside your project - Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill
How depository-account-agreement Compares
| Feature / Agent | depository-account-agreement | Standard Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Support | Not specified | Limited / Varies |
| Context Awareness | High | Baseline |
| Installation Complexity | Unknown | N/A |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this skill do?
Drafts a U.S. Depository Account Agreement governing the institution–depositor relationship for checking, savings, money market, and CD accounts. Enforces Regulation CC (funds availability), Regulation E (electronic fund transfers), Regulation DD (truth in savings), BSA/AML, PATRIOT Act, and OFAC. Embeds required disclosures, liability limits, error resolution, fee structures, and ownership provisions. Trigger keywords: "depository account agreement", "deposit account terms", "checking account agreement", "savings account agreement", "funds availability", "Reg CC", "Reg E", "Reg DD".
Where can I find the source code?
You can find the source code on GitHub using the link provided at the top of the page.
SKILL.md Source
# Depository Account Agreement Drafts a regulation-compliant depository account agreement governing deposit accounts at U.S. financial institutions. ## Prerequisites 1. **Account type** — checking, savings, money market, CD, or specialized deposit product 2. **Institution details** — name, charter state, federal regulator (OCC / FDIC / Federal Reserve) 3. **Account features** — interest-bearing (yes/no), tiered rates, minimum balance thresholds, overdraft protection options 4. **Fee schedule** — maintenance, overdraft/NSF, ATM, wire, and all other applicable charges 5. **EFT services** — ATM, debit card, ACH, online/mobile banking, bill pay, remote deposit capture 6. **Arbitration policy** — binding arbitration or jury trial waiver (if any) 7. **Governing state law** — charter state or account maintenance state 8. **Existing agreements** (if any) — upload for extraction of institution-specific terms ## Output Structure ### 1. Account Type and Interest Terms - Account classification and product description - For interest-bearing accounts, disclose per Reg DD: | Element | Disclosure | |---|---| | APY | Current rate as percentage | | Calculation method | Simple or compound | | Compounding frequency | Daily / monthly / quarterly / annually | | Balance method | Minimum daily / average daily / collected | | Rate adjustment | Index/benchmark, advance notice period | - Minimum balance thresholds: measurement method, breach consequences (fee, rate reduction, reclassification) - Tiered balance structures with rate or fee-waiver triggers ### 2. Funds Availability Policy (Reg CC) **Standard availability:** | Deposit Type | Availability | |---|---| | Direct deposits, wires | Next business day | | Cash in person, on-us checks | Next business day | | Treasury checks, USPS money orders | Next business day (first $225) | | Cashier's/certified/teller's checks | Next business day (first $225) | | Local checks | Second business day | | Non-local checks | Up to fifth business day | **Exception holds (§ 229.13):** | Exception | Max Hold | |---|---| | New accounts (first 30 days) | 9 business days | | Large deposits (>$5,525/day; excess only) | 7 business days | | Repeated overdrafts | 7 business days | | Redeposited returned checks | 5 business days | | Reasonable cause to doubt collectibility | 5 business days | - Hold notice: timing (at deposit or next business day), content (amount, availability date, reason) - Business day: excludes weekends/federal holidays; cut-off no earlier than 2:00 p.m. for branch deposits ### 3. Electronic Fund Transfer Disclosures (Reg E) **Covered services:** ATM, POS debit (PIN/signature), ACH, online/mobile banking, preauthorized recurring transfers, remote deposit capture, telephone banking **Unauthorized transfer liability:** | Notification Timing | Liability Cap | |---|---| | Within 2 business days of learning of loss | Lesser of $50 or actual unauthorized transfers | | 3–60 days after statement transmission | Up to $500 | | After 60 days | Potentially unlimited | **Error resolution:** | Step | Requirement | |---|---| | Depositor notice | Oral or written; oral effective without written confirmation | | Investigation | 10 business days (20 for new accounts, POS, or foreign-initiated) | | Provisional credit | Within 10 business days if investigation ongoing | | Written explanation (no error) | Required; state right to request supporting documents | - Disclose daily ATM withdrawal, POS, and online transfer limits - **Reg E opt-in**: overdraft fees on ATM and one-time debit transactions require separate affirmative consent — do not bundle into general acceptance ### 4. Fee Structure | Category | Required Detail | |---|---| | Monthly maintenance | Amount; waiver conditions | | Overdraft | Per-item; daily max; processing order | | NSF / returned item | Per-item; daily max | | Overdraft protection | Transfer fee; LOC rate; credit card advance fee | | ATM (in-network / out-of-network) | Institution fee; operator surcharge (separate) | | Foreign transactions | Percentage or flat fee | | Wire transfers | Incoming domestic; outgoing domestic; international | | Stop payment | Fee; 6-month duration; renewal | | Dormancy / inactivity | Fee; trigger period | | Early account closure | Fee; applicable window | - Fee increases: 30 days' advance notice (verify state law for longer periods); continued use = acceptance ### 5. Account Ownership and General Terms **Ownership structures:** - **JTWROS** — surviving owner gets full ownership; each owner has full transactional authority - **Tenants in common** — interest passes to estate; specify fractional ownership if applicable **Operational provisions:** | Provision | Content | |---|---| | Right of setoff | May apply funds to depositor debts without notice; subject to federal benefit prohibitions (31 CFR Part 212) [VERIFY] | | Statement review | Monthly (transaction) / quarterly (savings); 30-day unauthorized signature window; 60-day other errors; 1-year absolute bar | | Check processing order | Disclose chosen method; verify state law before using largest-to-smallest | | Stop payments | 6-month duration; must renew; institution liable if paid despite valid order | | Account amendment | 30 days' notice most changes; 21 days EFT changes; immediate for security | | Account closure | Depositor: any time (early fee if applicable); institution: 10–30 days' notice; immediate for fraud/illegal activity | | Escheatment | 3–5 years inactivity (state law controls); notice before escheating | | Death or incompetency | Freeze pending documentation; letters testamentary or probate order; honor POD/trust | ### 6. Regulatory Compliance | Regulation | Required Provision | |---|---| | BSA / AML | May report transactions; may delay/refuse/reverse to comply | | USA PATRIOT Act (CIP) | Customer identification program; may request additional documentation | | OFAC | Prohibition on sanctioned transactions | | FATCA | Foreign account certification where foreign indicia present | | IRS Form W-9 | TIN certification; backup withholding | | FinCEN Beneficial Ownership | Required for legal entity customers [VERIFY current threshold] | ### 7. Execution and Acknowledgments **Signature block:** - Full legal name, signature, date - Business accounts: signer title/capacity; corporate resolution or certificate of authority **Required acknowledgments:** - [ ] Funds availability disclosure (Reg CC) - [ ] Electronic fund transfer disclosure (Reg E) - [ ] Truth in Savings disclosure (Reg DD) - [ ] Fee schedule - [ ] Overdraft opt-in with Reg E consent (ATM/debit) - [ ] Electronic banking security acknowledgment - [ ] Debit card terms acceptance - [ ] Online/mobile banking security procedure acceptance - [ ] W-9 certification - [ ] ESIGN Act / UETA compliance for electronic execution ## Guidelines - **Reg DD APY**: must appear in close proximity to interest rate; use exact regulatory terminology - **Reg E opt-in**: ATM/debit overdraft requires separate written consent — never bundle into general acceptance - **Arbitration**: CFPB rulemaking historically volatile; verify enforceability in governing jurisdiction [VERIFY] - **Processing order**: some states restrict largest-to-smallest; verify governing state law [VERIFY] - **Federal benefit setoff**: prohibited against Social Security, VA, and other federal benefits under 31 CFR Part 212 [VERIFY applicable types] - **Reg D savings limits**: federal enforcement of 6-transfer limit suspended; confirm institution's contractual policy - **Escheatment**: varies by state (3–5 years); verify governing state's unclaimed property statute - **Electronic disclosures**: Reg CC/E/DD may only be delivered electronically after ESIGN Act § 101(c) consent - Cite regulations in Bluebook format; verify effective dates via CFPB, OCC, FDIC, or Federal Reserve sources - All outputs require attorney review in the account's jurisdiction
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