Adding Your Card to a Digital Wallet Sample Clauses

Adding Your Card to a Digital Wallet a. You may elect to add your Card to one or more digital wallets ("Digital Wallets") supported by the Bank and subject to the Terms for Adding Your Cash App Prepaid Card to a Digital Wallet ("Digital Wallet Terms").
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Adding Your Card to a Digital Wallet. To add your Card to a Digital Wallet, you must link your Card with that Digital Wallet by following the instructions of the provider of the Digital Wallet or another third party supporting the Digital Wallet (collectively, the “Digital Wallet Provider”). You may be required to take additional steps to authenticate yourself or the Card before your Card is added to the Digital Wallet. We may not add a Card to your Digital Wallet if we cannot authenticate the Card or if we otherwise suspect that there may be fraud associated with the Card. You may only use a Digital Wallet with a compatible device, as determined by the Digital Wallet Provider (“Compatible Device”). If you request to add your Card to a Digital Wallet, you authorize us to collect, transmit, store, use and share information with third parties (including, but not limited to, the Digital Wallet Provider and applicable payment card networks) about you, your Card, your Compatible Device, and your use of the Card to the extent necessary to effectuate the addition of your Card, and the use of your Card, in the applicable Digital Wallet(s) to which you have requested to add your Card. We reserve the right to add or remove the Digital Wallets in which you may add or use your Card in our sole discretion.
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Adding Your Card to a Digital Wallet. 3.1. Only those Cards that we indicate are eligible can be added to a Digital Wallet.
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Adding Your Card to a Digital Wallet. By registering your Card with a Digital Wallet, you authorize us to share your Card and Transaction Account information with the Digital Wallet Provider and the applicable payment networks. We and your Digital Wallet Provider will transmit and store your information according to the Digital Wallet and payment card network procedures for your Supported Device. You will be required to complete this process for each Digital Wallet and for each Card, and we may require you to take additional steps to authenticate yourself before we permit the Digital Wallet Provider to add your Card to a Digital Wallet. We may also permit your Authorized Users to add your Card to a Digital Wallet, and any such transactions using the Card with such Digital Wallet are covered by this Agreement. If your physical plastic Card is lost or stolen and your Supported Device is not lost or stolen, we may require you to add the new physical plastic Card to a Digital Wallet. If your Supported Device is lost or stolen, you will need to add your Card to a Digital Wallet on a new Supported Device. We do not recommend, endorse or make any representation or warranty of any kind regarding the performance or operation of your Supported Device or the Digital Wallet. You are responsible for choosing the Supported Device, and for all issues relating to the operation, performance and costs associated with such Supported Device. You authorize your mobile operator or your financial institution to disclose your mobile number, name, address, email, network status, customer type, customer role, billing type, account activation date and device make and model, where provided, in accordance with your mobile operator's or our Privacy Policy, to allow verification of your identity and for fraud prevention purposes.
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Adding Your Card to a Digital Wallet. You can add a Card to a Digital Wallet by following the instructions of the Digital Wallet provider. Only Cards that we tell you are eligible can be added to a Digital Wallet. If your Card or Designated Account is not in good standing (defined generally as your Designated Account having a positive balance), that Card cannot be added to a Digital Wallet. When you add a Card to a Digital Wallet, the Digital Wallet allows you to use the Card to enter into transactions where the Digital Wallet is accepted. The Digital Wallet may not be accepted at all places where your Card is accepted. When you enroll in the Digital Wallet, we may require additional verification.
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