; and (ii) not be subject to any fees or penalty charges, usage restrictions, or data collection practices other than those explicitly authorized by this Act. (B) Availability of full balance The full balance of the interim BOOST card shall be made available for immediate withdrawal into physical currency at any automated teller machine in the country, at any time, and not be subject to any usage or withdrawal fees. (C) Distribution (i) In general The Secretary shall distribute interim BOOST cards using the Postal Service to all eligible individuals with an active address on file with any government agency, and shall be delivered by certified mail wherever possible, using the fastest service available, with any associated costs to the Postal Service reimbursed directly by the Treasury of the United States. (ii) In person pick-up Any eligible individual who does not have an active address on file with any government agency, or who otherwise is not able to or does not receive a prepaid card pursuant to clause (i) may obtain an interim or replacement BOOST card through any card distribution station set up under the Program, including through any bank (as defined in section 581 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986), insured credit union (within the meaning of section 101(7) of the Federal Credit Union Act ( 12 U.S.C. 1752(7) ) located in the United States, post office, United States diplomatic missions or any other Federal, State, or local government agency or private contracting entity, as determined by the Secretary to be necessary or appropriate. (iii) Web-based access The Secretary shall establish a website for the purposes of allowing eligible recipients to update their current mailing address and direct deposit information, to indicate their preference to receive an Interim BOOST card instead of receiving payments via direct deposit, and for providing account information to users, including information pertaining to the account number, status of delivery and receipt of their allocated funds, and the amount of