AUTHORITY TO DEBIT YOUR ACCOUNT Sample Clauses

AUTHORITY TO DEBIT YOUR ACCOUNT. 7.1 You hereby authorise Us to debit Your Card (which will decrease the value held in Your Wallet) with the value of: 7.1.1 all payments to local and foreign merchants for purchases made by You using Your Card; 7.1.2 all payments made to other App users; 7.1.3 any payment instruction from You; and 7.1.4 the transaction fees (if any), including load fees applicable to using a Bank Card to top up Your Wallet or currency exchange fees if making international payments. 7.2 All payments made to a merchant for transactions are final and irreversible. Neither Us nor the Bank is able to reverse or charge-back any payment and this should be dealt with directly between You and the merchant (including a Selected Merchant). 7.3 In respect of any payment made using “Tap to Pay” or ‘contactless’ card technology in respect of a physical Card, You understand and agree that these transactions may not require PIN authorisation for certain payment amounts and You shall be liable for any loss due to payments made by Us in respect of all transactions regardless of whether You authorised the use of the Card or not (for example, if your Card or Mobile Phone is stolen or used fraudulently by a third party).
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AUTHORITY TO DEBIT YOUR ACCOUNT. 5.1 Each time you use the card or the card details to make a purchase or cash withdrawal, we will debit your account with the amount of the purchase or cash withdrawal. 5.2 You must repay us for all payments that we have made or will make to a merchant for any purchase or cash withdrawal. 5.3 All payments we have made to a merchant for any transaction are final and irreversible, unless a reversal is allowed by the Visa rules and regulations as published by Visa from time to time. 5.4 A dispute between you and any merchant will not affect our right to debit your account and receive payment.
AUTHORITY TO DEBIT YOUR ACCOUNT. 5.1 You hereby irrevocably authorise Us to debit Your Card (which will decrease the value held in Your BNPL Wallet) with the value of all payments to local and foreign merchants (including in-App merchants) for purchases made by You using Your BNPL Card; 5.2 You hereby irrevocably authorise Us to debit Your linked payment methods (which may include a third party Card and/or your linked bank account) with the value of: 5.2.1 any repayment amounts; 5.2.2 the Default Fees (which can be viewed here).
AUTHORITY TO DEBIT YOUR ACCOUNT. If you link a payment method (either a bank account or third party Card issued in your name) to pay the Subscription Fee, You hereby irrevocably authorise Us to debit Your debit Your linked payment methods with the value of the Subscription Fee on a monthly basis.
AUTHORITY TO DEBIT YOUR ACCOUNT. 1. You hereby authorise Us to debit Your Card (which will decrease the value held in Your Wallet) with the value of: 1. all payments to local and foreign merchants for purchases made by You using Your Card; 2. all payments made to other App users; 3. any payment instruction from You; and 4. the transaction fees (if any), including load fees applicable to using a Bank Card to top up Your Wallet. 2. All payments made to a merchant for transactions are final and irreversible. Neither Us nor the Bank is able to reverse or charge-back any payment and this should be dealt with directly between You and the merchant (including a Selected Merchant). 3. In respect of any payment made using “Tap to Pay” or ‘contactless’ card technology in respect of a physical Card, You understand and agree that these transactions may not require PIN authorisation for certain payment amounts and You shall be liable for any loss due to payments made by Us in respect of all transactions regardless of whether You authorised the use of the Card or not (for example, if your Card or Mobile Phone is stolen or used fraudulently by a third party).
AUTHORITY TO DEBIT YOUR ACCOUNT. 3.1 You hereby authorise us to debit your account with: 3.1.1 any and all withdrawals of money, purchases and cash advances made using your card or where we act on any instruction from you; 3.1.2 our standard service fees (where applicable) as notified to you from time to time, including (without limitation) a card replacement fee; and 3.1.3 any and all applicable government levies in respect of the use of the card. 3.2 This authorisation cannot be cancelled at all or made conditional. 3.3 We reserve the right to reverse any debits or credits made in error on your account together with any interest earned thereon without notice to you.
AUTHORITY TO DEBIT YOUR ACCOUNT. 4.7.1. You hereby authorize us to debit Your account: 4.7.1.1. all transactions not authorised by You, but which have been carried out by means of the card and PIN before we have had the reasonable opportunity, after the verbal notification by You, to prevent any further unauthorised transactions; 4.7.1.2. with any and all payments to merchants made by You using Your Account or any card or where We or the Bank act on any instruction from You; 4.7.1.3. with any additional fees that may be charged through automated teller machines (ATMs); 4.7.1.4. with Our standard service fees and those of the Bank or Card Scheme as notified to You from time to time, including (without limitation) card replacement fees and any and all applicable government levies in respect of the use of the card; and/or 4.7.1.5. where funds have been mistakenly added to the card or Account, We may make an adjustment to the balance so that the correct amount is restored. 4.7.2. We and/or the Bank and/or Card Scheme shall not be liable for any transaction being dishonored because of insufficient funds as a result of the debiting of fees. 4.7.3. If the charges or fees incurred from time to time exceed the remaining balance on the card from time to time, you agree to pay any outstanding amount to us on demand.
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AUTHORITY TO DEBIT YOUR ACCOUNT. 4.1. Each time the Card is used or the Card details are used to make a purchase or cash withdrawal, the Bank will debit the Account with the amount of the purchase or cash withdrawal. 4.2. The Borrower must repay the Bank for all payments that the Bank has made or will make to a Merchant for any purchase or cash withdrawal. 4.3. All payments the Bank makes to a Merchant for any transaction are final and irreversible, unless a reversal is allowed by the Visa rules and regulations as published by Visa from time to time. 4.4. The Bank may recover any amount not debited to the Borrowers Account, at any time after it becomes aware of the fact that the amount was not debited to the Account. 4.5. A dispute between the Borrower and any Merchant will not affect the Bank’s right to debit the Account and receive payment. 4.6. Every Card Holder shall take all precautions possible to prevent the PIN from becoming known to any unauthorised person. Should the PIN, for any reason, become known to any other person the Borrower and/or Card Holder shall immediately advise the Bank of such fact. The Bank shall, on the written instruction of the Borrower, either cancel the Card or issue the Card Holder with a new PIN. All verbal instructions must be confirmed in writing within 48 hours. 4.7. The Borrower shall nevertheless be liable to the Bank for any transaction effected by the use of the Card until the receipt of such notice mentioned in clause 4.6 by the Bank. 4.8. The provisions relating to the loss or theft of the Card as set out in clause 10 hereunder shall apply Mutatis Mutandis to the situation where a Card Xxxxxx's PIN becomes known to an unauthorised person.

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