CARD ADMINISTRATION Sample Clauses

CARD ADMINISTRATION. (a) Seller may issue Seller Cards and process and pay for Seller Card sales tickets submitted to Seller in accordance with the terms of the applicable card guide. Seller may authorize third party issuers (Third Party Issuer(s)) to issue Seller Cards and other cards and process and pay Buyer for Seller Cards and other card sales tickets submitted to Third Party Issuer in accordance with the terms of an applicable card guide or agreement. Seller has the right, but not the obligation, to change at any time its methods or terms of issuing, or authorizing the issuance of, Seller Cards and other cards and its methods or terms of processing and paying, or authorizing the processing and payment of, Seller Cards and other card sales tickets. Nothing in this Agreement obligates Seller or Third Party Issuer to issue Seller Cards and other cards or to process for payment Seller Cards and other card sales tickets.
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CARD ADMINISTRATION. (a) Pursuant to the BFA, ExxonMobil may issue ExxonMobil Cards and process and pay for ExxonMobil Card sales tickets submitted to ExxonMobil in accordance with the terms of the applicable card guide. Pursuant to the BFA, ExxonMobil may authorize third party issuers (“Third Party Issuer(s)”) to issue ExxonMobil Cards and other cards and process and pay Global, for further payment by Global to Distributor for ExxonMobil Cards and other card sales tickets submitted to Third Party Issuer(s) in accordance with the terms of an applicable card guide or agreement. Pursuant to the BFA, ExxonMobil has the right, but not the obligation, to change at any time its methods or terms of issuing, or authorizing the issuance of, ExxonMobil Cards and other cards and its methods or terms of processing and paying, or authorizing the processing and payment of, ExxonMobil Cards and other card sales tickets. Nothing in this Agreement obligates Global, ExxonMobil or Third Party Issuer(s) to issue ExxonMobil Cards and other cards or to process for payment ExxonMobil Cards and other card sales tickets.
CARD ADMINISTRATION. (a) ExxonMobil may issue branded credit cards (“ExxonMobil Cards”) and process and pay for ExxonMobil Card sales tickets submitted to ExxonMobil in accordance with the terms of the applicable card guide. ExxonMobil may authorize third party issuers (“Third Party Issuer(s)”) to issue ExxonMobil Cards and other cards and process and pay BFA Holder for ExxonMobil Cards and other card sales tickets submitted to Third Party Issuer(s) in accordance with the terms of an applicable card guide or agreement. ExxonMobil has the right, but not the obligation, to change at any time its methods or terms of issuing, or authorizing the issuance of, ExxonMobil Cards and other cards and its methods or terms of processing and paying, or authorizing the processing and payment of, ExxonMobil Cards and other card sales tickets. Nothing in this Agreement obligates ExxonMobil or Third Party Issuer(s) to issue ExxonMobil Cards and other cards or to process for payment ExxonMobil Cards and other card sales tickets.
CARD ADMINISTRATION. (a) Seller may issue Seller Cards and process and pay for Seller Card sales tickets submitted to Seller in accordance with the terms of the applicable card guide. Seller may authorize third party issuers (Third Party Issuer(s)) to issue Seller Cards any other cards and process and pay Buyer for Seller Cards and other card sales tickets submitted to Third Party Issuer in accordance with the terms of an applicable card guide or agreement. Seller has the right, but not the obligation, to change at any time its methods or terms of issuing, or authorizing the issuance of, Seller Cards and other cards and its methods or terms of processing and paying, or authorizing the processing and paying of, Seller Cards and other card sales tickets. Nothing in this Agreement obligates Seller or Third Party Issuer to issue Seller Cards and other cards or to process for payment Seller Cards and other card sales tickets. (b) Buyer agrees to be bound by and comply with all terms and conditions of any card guide or agreement under which Seller or Third Party Issuer agrees to process and pay for Seller Cards and other card sales tickets. The terms of such card guide or agreement may be amended and/or supplemented at any time by Seller or Third Party Issuer(s). (c) If Third Party Issuer agrees to pay Buyer for Seller Card or other card sales tickets submitted for payment in accordance with the terms of the applicable card guide or agreement, Buyer will look solely to third Party Issuer and not to Seller for such payment. Should Seller elect to or otherwise pay all or any portion of any card sales ticket charged back by Third Party Issuer to Buyer, upon demand from Seller, Buyer shall immediately reimburse Seller for any such payments made by Seller. (d) Seller has the right, but not the obligation, to offset any amounts owned by Seller to Buyer against any amounts owed by Buyer to Seller, whether arising under a contract or from any other business transaction between the parties. Seller has the right, but not the obligation, to instruct a Third Party Issuer to pay Seller rather than Buyer for Seller Card and other card sales tickets submitted by Buyer to Third Party Issuer, to apply against the payment of any amounts owed by Buyer to Seller whether arising under a contract or from any other business transaction between the parties. (e) If Buyer requests Seller or Third Party Issuer to accept assignment of credit or debit card tickets from, and make return payment directly to Buyer...
CARD ADMINISTRATION. 3.1.2 Card Replacement (Payable on Demand via R2P) 1000 1000 1000 0.00%

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