Payment Mechanism definition

Payment Mechanism means the payment mechanism through the internet utilizing the Acquiring Bank's Services and through such other modes and mechanisms of payment and delivery as may be notified by the SabPaisa from time to time.

Payment Mechanism means Schedule Part 14 (Payment Mechanism);

Payment Mechanism means the entire processing and facilitation of online payments by Master Merchant with help of the services of Facility Providers, mechanism through the Internet utilizing the internet banking facility; internet based electronic commerce, internet payment gateway of various Facility Providers and through such other modes and mechanisms of payment and delivery as may be notified by the Master Merchant from time to time.

Examples of Payment Mechanism in a sentence

• If applicable, Customer’s Payment Mechanism will be automatically charged recurring fees on a regular basis during the Service Period as set out in the Order, Service Description, SLS or SOW, including during any renewals, unless Customer cancels the subscription.

• If the new Payment Mechanism is accepted, the subscription billing date will remain the same as the original date for subsequent months.

• Where Avaya agrees to be paid by “Payment Mechanism”: • Customer authorizes Avaya or its payment processor to charge Customer’s Payment Mechanism in accordance with the terms on the Order, SLS, Service Description or SOW.

• If Customer fails to provide a valid alternative Payment Mechanism within thirty (30) days after the Services have been suspended, Avaya may terminate the Services, in which case Customer will be subject to any applicable termination fees outlined in the Service Description.

More Definitions of Payment Mechanism

Payment Mechanism means the payment mechanism set out in Schedule 20 – Payment Mechanism.

Payment Mechanism the mechanism in terms of which Unitary Payment payable tothe Private Partyby the NDoT is governed as set out in Schedule14(Payment Mechanism) hereto; “Penalty/ies” - the penalty/ies denominated in Rand and payable by the Private Party in terms of Schedule 15(Penalty Regime) for failure to meet its obligations set out in the SLA, and Schedule 5 (Target Group Terms) for failure to meet its Target Group obligations; “Performance Bond” - performance bond be issued by the registerd financial institution and to be delivered by thePrivate Pay to the NDoT in accordance with Clause 24 (PERFORMANCE BOND);

Payment Mechanism means the method in which a One-time In-Home Subsidy, Recurring In-Home Subsidy, or a combination of both is distributed to the client.

Payment Mechanism means ECS, ACH, RTGS or payment by way of cheque, as the case may be.

Payment Mechanism means payment by Customer via credit card, online, direct debit or other payment mechanism other than Customer’s electronic funds transfer. “Products” means hardware, licensed Software, and associated Documentation. “SOW” or “Statement of Work” means a Customer-specific document that describes the features, terms and conditions of an Avaya service being purchased by Customer. “SAS” or “Service Agreement Supplement” has the meaning given in the applicable Order Specific Terms.

Payment Mechanism means the entire processing and facilitation of online payments by Service Provider with help of the services of Facility Providers, mechanism through the Internet utilizing the internet banking facility; internet based electronic commerce, internet payment gateway of various Facility Providers and through such other modes and mechanisms of payment and Delivery as may be notified by the SMARTWAVE / Service Provider from time to time.

Payment Mechanism means upon receipt by the Trust of a confirmation of electronic funds transfer of the Trust to the Participating Preferred Trust Unitholder or alternatively, mailing of a cheque in a postage pre-paid envelope, addressed to the Participating Preferred Trust Unitholder at the Participating Preferred Trust Unitholder's address appearing in the Register, unless such cheque is dishonoured upon presentment.