Card Election Sample Clauses

Card Election. If agreed between the Parties, Sub-Merchant may be a limited-acceptance merchant, which means that Sub-Merchant has elected to accept Cards from only certain Networks and/or of only certain types, and Sub-Merchant must display appropriate signage to indicate the same, if applicable. T2 has no obligation other than those expressly provided under Law and the Rules as they may relate to limited acceptance. Sub-Merchant is solely responsible for the implementation of its decision for limited acceptance, including the Network and Card type(s) accepted at the point of sale. T2 may remove or add Network Cards or Card types that are available for processing at any time without prior notice. Sub-Merchant may change its election of Card types, Networks, and Services with at least sixty (60) days’ advance written notice to T2. Sub-Merchant will not seek Authorization for or submit a Transaction for a Card type or Network that has not been approved by T2.
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Card Election. Subject to this Agreement, we will process transactions for the Credit Cards, Debit Cards, Other Cards, or PIN-Debit Cards you have indicated on the Merchant Application. “Debit Card” means Visa or MasterCard cards issued by a U.S. bank and/or a non-U.S. bank, or a Visa or MasterCard card that accesses a consumer’s asset account within 14 days after purchase, including but not limited to Visa or MasterCard issued stored value, prepaid, payroll, EBT, gift, or consumer check cards. “Other Card” means all Visa/MasterCard cards issued by a non-U.S. bank and all Visa or MasterCard cards other than Debit Cards, including but not limited to business and consumer credit cards and Visa and MasterCard business debit cards. “Credit Card” means Discover Network Cards, Debit Cards and/or Other Cards. “Discover Network Card” means a valid payment card in the form issued under license from Discover Network and any other valid payment card processed and settled through the Discover Network, which may include JCB, CUP and DCI. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Discover
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Card Election. Subject to this Agreement, we will process transactions for the Credit Cards, Debit Cards, Other Cards, or PIN-Debit Cards you have indicated on the Merchant Application. “Debit Card” means Visa or MasterCard cards issued by a U.S. bank and/or a non-U.S. bank, or a Visa or MasterCard card that accesses a consumer’s asset account within 14 days after purchase, including but not limited to Visa or MasterCard issued stored value, prepaid, payroll, EBT, gift, or consumer check cards. “Other Card” means all Visa/MasterCard cards issued by a non-U.S. bank and all Visa or MasterCard cards other than Debit Cards, including but not limited to business and consumer credit cards and Visa and MasterCard business debit
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Card Election. You have elected and we have approved you to accept those Card types and services designated on the Application. You may change your election of Card types from time to time upon at least sixty (60) days advance notice to us. You will not seek authorization for or submit a transaction of a new Card type until you receive written notice from us that you are approved to accept such Card type. Unless otherwise directed by us, you will not seek authorization for or submit a Card transaction of a Card type you desire to discontinue accepting later than the effective date of the notice to us.
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Card Election. CUSTOMER has elected and SERVICERS have approved CUSTOMER to accept those Card types and Services designated in this Agreement or the Supplements. CUSTOMER may change CUSTOMER’s election of Card types and Services from time to time upon at least sixty (60) days’ advance notice to SERVICERS; SERVICERS will use their reasonable efforts to accommodate CUSTOMER’s requests in less than this time but SERVICERS will not be obligated to do so. Upon SERVICERS’ approval of such new Card type or Service, the parties will execute a Supplement therefor. CUSTOMER will not seek Authorization for or submit a transaction of a new Card type until the parties have entered into a Supplement for it. Unless otherwise directed by SERVICERS, CUSTOMER will not seek Authorization for or submit a Card transaction of a Card type CUSTOMER desires to discontinue accepting later than the effective date of the notice to SERVICERS. With respect to inadvertent or unintentional acceptance of a transaction other than the type or service anticipated for CUSTOMER’s account (including, without limitation, a different Card type), CUSTOMER will also be subject to payment to SERVICERS of their then-current transaction fee(s) with respect to such Card, transaction and/or service and be liable, obligated and responsible under this Agreement for any such transaction or service to the same extent as CUSTOMER would be if it was of an anticipated Card type or service.
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