Common use of Authorising Card transactions Clause in Contracts

Authorising Card transactions. You authorise Card transactions in your presence by presenting your Card and signing a transaction slip, by presenting your Card and entering your personal identification number, called a PIN, into a point-of-sale terminal, by presenting your Card or cellphone and tapping it on a point-of-sale terminal or accepting the transaction on your cellphone. You authorise Card transactions remotely without presenting your Card (e.g. by telephone or over the internet) by providing your Card number, its expiry date and its security number. This carries a higher risk of fraud and disputes than when you authorise Card transactions in your presence.

Authorising Card transactions. You authorise Card transactions in your presence by presenting your Card and signing a transaction slip, or by presenting your Card and entering your personal identification number, called a PIN, into a point-of-point of sale terminal, by presenting your Card or cellphone and tapping it on a point-of-sale terminal or accepting the transaction on your cellphone. You authorise Card transactions remotely without presenting your Card (e.g. by telephone or over the internet) by providing your Card card number, its expiry date and its security number. This carries a higher risk of fraud and disputes than when you authorise Card transactions in your presence.

Authorising Card transactions. You authorise Card transactions in your presence by presenting your Card and signing a transaction slip, or by presenting your Card and entering your personal identification number, called a PIN, into a point-of-point of sale terminal, by presenting your Card or cellphone and tapping it on a point-of-sale terminal or accepting the transaction on your cellphone. You authorise Card transactions remotely without presenting your Card (e.g. by telephone or over the internet) by providing your Card number, its expiry date date, and its security number. This carries a higher risk of fraud and disputes than when you authorise Card transactions in your presence.

Authorising Card transactions. You authorise Card transactions in your presence by presenting your Card and signing a transaction slip, by presenting your Card and entering your personal identification number, called a PIN, into a point-of-sale terminal, terminal or by presenting your Card or cellphone and tapping it on a point-of-sale terminal or accepting the transaction on your cellphonethat is contactless enabled. You authorise Card transactions remotely without presenting your Card (e.g. by telephone or over the internet) by providing your Card number, its expiry date date, and its security number. This carries a higher risk of fraud and disputes than when you authorise Card transactions in your presence.

Authorising Card transactions. You authorise Card transactions in your presence by presenting your Card and signing a transaction slip, or by presenting your Card and entering your personal identification number, called a PIN, into a point-of-sale terminal, terminal or by presenting your Card or cellphone and tapping it on a point-of-sale terminal that is contactless enabled or accepting the transaction on your cellphone. You authorise Card transactions remotely without presenting your Card (e.g. by telephone or over the internet) by providing your Card number, its expiry date date, and its security number. This carries a higher risk of fraud and disputes than when you authorise Card transactions in your presence.

Authorising Card transactions. You authorise Card transactions in your presence by presenting your Card and signing a transaction slip, or by presenting your Card and entering your personal identification number, called a PIN, into a point-of-point of sale terminal, by presenting your Card or cellphone and tapping it on a point-of-sale terminal or accepting the transaction on your cellphone. You authorise Card transactions remotely without presenting your Card (e.g. by telephone or over the internet) by providing your Card card number, its expiry date date, and its security number. This carries a higher risk of fraud and disputes than when you authorise Card transactions in your presence.

Authorising Card transactions. You authorise Card transactions in your presence by presenting your Card and signing a transaction slip, or by presenting your Card and entering your personal identification number, called a PIN, into a point-of-point of sale terminal, by presenting your Card or cellphone and tapping it on a point-of-sale terminal or accepting the transaction on your cellphone. You authorise Card transactions remotely without presenting your Card (e.g. by telephone or over the internet) by providing your Card number, its expiry date and its security number. This carries a higher risk of fraud and disputes than when you authorise Card transactions in your presence.