Authorizations for Reversal Sample Clauses

Authorizations for Reversal. You understand that we do not warrant the transactions and that these transactions are subject to reversal processes as detailed in the Section 7 (Fees). You agree and warrant that any reversals received by us can and will be debited from your User Account and if such funds do not exist a debit for the Reversal Liability will be placed against your linked the bank account(s) as further detailed in Section 7 (Fees).
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