Authorisation of Transactions. You authorize payments with your Card by • tapping your Card against a contactless enabled reader • inserting the Card chip and entering your Personal Identification Number (PIN) • entering manually or requesting a merchant to initiate a transaction on the phone providing your Card number, expiry date, security code (CVC). • swiping the magnetic stripe and signing the transaction receipt. You cannot cancel payments which you have already authorized and to which the payee already consented to. You may be able to cancel transactions that you have authorized for a future date (including recurring transactions) by contacting the Merchant before the date on which the payment is due to be made, or by contacting us. Further details are contained in the User Agreement.
Authorisation of Transactions. 24.4.1. The Merchant shall always perform authorisation of a payment transaction if the amount is equal to or exceeds the Authorisation Limit set by Nets for the Merchant Outlet in question or the Authorisa- tion Limit set by the issuer for a certain Payment Card or if the transaction type requires an Authori- sation unless otherwise agreed in writing with Nets.
Authorisation of Transactions. 6.1. The Merchant must apply to VPS for Authorisation for all Transactions including Budget Transactions, at the time of the Transaction by:
Authorisation of Transactions. You can authorise payments with your Card by: • tapping your Card against a contactless enabled reader; • inserting the Card chip and entering your Personal Identification Number (PIN); • entering your Card details manually at the merchant’s point of sale (including website); • requesting a merchant to initiate a transaction on the phone providing your Card number, expiry date, security code (CVC); or • swiping the magnetic stripe and signing the transaction receipt.
Authorisation of Transactions and cancellation of payment orders The account holder gives their authorisation to carry out a transaction by making available their Eurocard Purchasing Account information to a merchant.
Authorisation of Transactions. 10.1 You must authorise each Transaction. A Transaction may be unique, recurring or pre-authorised to the extent that its amount cannot be known at the time of the start of the Transaction.
Authorisation of Transactions. The Merchant shall always perform authorisation of a payment transaction if the amount is equal to or exceeds the Authorisa- tion Limit set by Nets for the Merchant Outlet in question or the Authorisation Limit set by the issuer for a certain Payment Card or if the transaction type requires an Authorisation unless otherwise agreed in writing with Nets. In E-Commerce, Card Not Present-Transactions must always be authorised. Cashback in shops in conjunction with the use of a Payment Card is only permitted if it takes place in connection with a Card Pay- ment for the purchase of products or services. The Payment Card must have been issued in Finland and the transaction currency must be EUR. Regardless of the amount, Authorisation for cashback must always take place online, and the transaction must be completed using a PIN. The Authorisation amount must include both the purchase price of the product or service and the cash amount paid out as “cashback”. The amount of cashback must not exceed the maximum amount set out in the Merchant Instructions. The Receipt must show the purchase amount and the cashback amount separately. No merchant commission is charged for cash withdrawals made in connection with cashback transactions on cashback certified pay¬ment terminals. However, for the purchase portion of the transac¬tion, a merchant commission will be charged, in accordance with commission rates for transactions. Choice of law and disputes The agreement is subject to Finnish law excluding its choice of law provisions. Any disputes that arise between the parties and which cannot be resolved through negotiation may be brought before the Finnish courts, in which case Helsinki District Court will be the court of first instance.
Authorisation of Transactions. 1.3.1 The Agreement and the transactions contemplated thereby will, assuming due execution and delivery by the Purchaser and the Guarantor, constitute the valid and legally binding obligations of the Sellers, the Shareholders and the Company enforceable in accordance with its terms, subject to the applicable bankruptcy, insolvency, reorganisation, moratorium and other similar laws affecting creditors’ rights generally and the principles of reasonableness (redelijkheid) and fairness (billijkheid) and further subject to the discretionary authority of a court of competent jurisdiction with respect to the granting of a decree ordering specific performance or other equitable remedies.
Authorisation of Transactions. 1.3.1 The Agreement and each other document, agreement or instrument to be executed by the Guarantor or the Purchaser pursuant to this Agreement and the transactions contemplated thereby will, assuming due execution and delivery by the Parties, constitute the valid and legally binding obligations of each of the Guarantor and the Purchaser, enforceable in accordance with its terms, subject to the applicable bankruptcy, insolvency, reorganisation, moratorium and other similar laws affecting creditors’ rights generally and the principles of reasonableness and fairness and further subject to the discretionary authority of a court of competent jurisdiction with respect to the granting of a decree ordering specific performance or other equitable remedies.
Authorisation of Transactions. 10.1. If the PIN or 3D Secure parameter is necessary for the Transaction, the Cardholder’s consent (authorization) shall be deemed to be given only upon the entry of the PIN or 3D Secure parameter.
