Q. When expired Zelle payments return to us (recipient did not accept the funds within the required timeframe), are the funds in scope for escheatment?
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(Answered by IOFM's third-party unclaimed property expert)
The transmission of a payment through a digital payments service such as Zelle would suggest the acknowledgement of a payment obligation on the part of the sender (the “payer”), analogous to the issuance of a check in payment of any general obligation such as a payroll check, a vendor…
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