The Missouri Agreement of Depository for Deposit of Funds in Restricted Account is a legal document used to provide an account holder (depositor) with assurance that the funds they are depositing into a restricted account will be held in a safe and secure manner. The agreement outlines the responsibilities of both the depositor and the depository, specifying the terms of the deposit, the restrictions on the use of the funds, and the rights of the depositor. It also includes provisions for the withdrawal of funds from the restricted account and the return of any remaining funds at the end of the period. There are two main types of Missouri Agreement of Depository for Deposit of Funds in Restricted Account: non-negotiable and negotiable. A non-negotiable agreement does not allow the depositor to transfer the funds to another party, while a negotiable agreement does. The agreement also includes provisions for the depository to report to the depositor on the status of the funds, and the agreement must be signed by both the depositor and the depository.