§ 4502 Draft Presentment On Arrival

• •If a check says 'pay when goods arrive,' the bank can wait until the goods should have gotten there.
• •If the goods aren't there yet, the bank can say 'no' to paying, and that's okay.
• •The bank has to tell the person who sent the check that they said 'no' to paying.
• •The bank doesn't have to ask again until they're told to or until the goods actually arrive.

You order a bike online and the seller sends a check that says 'pay when the bike arrives.'

The bank can wait to ask for the money until the bike should have gotten to you. If the bike isn't there yet, the bank can say 'no' to paying. They have to tell the seller they said 'no,' but they don't have to ask again until the bike arrives or the seller tells them to.