If an account is overdrawn, the customer owes the bank the amount of the overdraft, and the bank may take that amount out of the next deposit that the customer makes or from another account that the depositor maintains with the bank.

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This is a standard practice for banks when an account is overdrawn. The customer is responsible for paying back the amount of the overdraft, and the bank may use the next deposit or another account to cover the balance.

If an Account Is Overdrawn, the Customer Owes the Bank