Card — Issue — Safekeeping Sample Clauses

Card — Issue — Safekeeping. 4.1.1. The Card is of a dual nature, being both an ATM card and a debit card, and enables the Customer through the authorized by the latter Cardholder to make : (a) 24/7 transactions via the Bank and DIASnet network ATMs in Greece and ATMs carrying the Mastercard logo abroad; (b) purchases of goods or services from retailers/firms in Greece and abroad displaying the Mastercard logo and using EFT/POS terminals; (c) transactions from a distance, conducted via the internet or by mail/telephone order, with retailers/firms displaying the Mastercard logo and accepting the Card as a means of payment, by debiting the main account as per article 4.3.1. below; (d) contactless transactions, as per article 4.6.4. hereinbelow, with retailers/firms using appropriate contactless EFT/POS terminals; (e) standing or non- standing orders for payment of periodic or single obligations by debiting the main account as per article 4.3.1. below, as set out in the framework contract. When issued for the first time, or when replaced or renewed, the Card is sent deactivated to the Customer by regular mail, at his registered contact address or, if the Bank implements such service, it is delivered to the Customer at the Branch where the card application was submitted. If the Card is sent by any other way, following a relevant request by the Cardholder, the said Cardholder is charged with with any cost relating to shipping. The Card is sent/delivered deactivated to the Cardholder, and is activated by the Cardholder at any ATM of the bank, by using his PIN (Personal Identification Number) as per Article 4.2 hereinbelow, in accordance with the instructions on the screen. If the Cardholder fails to activate his Card within six (6) months, at the latest, of its issue, the Bank may cancel it.
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Card — Issue — Safekeeping. 4.Α.1.1. The Card is of a dual nature, being both an ATM card and a debit card, and enables the Cardholder to make: (a) 24/7 transactions via the Bank and DIASnet network ATMs in Greece and ATMs carrying the Mastercard logo abroad; (b) purchases of goods or services from retailers/firms in Greece and abroad displaying the Mastercard logo and using EFT/POS terminals; (c) transactions from a distance, conducted via the internet or by mail/telephone order, with retailers/firms displaying the Mastercard logo and accepting the Card as a means of payment, by debiting the main account as per article 4.Α.3.1 below; (d) contactless transactions, as per article 4.Α.6.4. hereinbelow, with retailers/firms using appropriate contactless EFT/POS terminals; (e) standing or non- standing orders for payment of periodic or single obligations by debiting the main account as per article 4.Α.3.1 below, as set out in the framework contract. When issued for the first time, or when replaced or renewed, the Card is sent to the Cardholder by regular mail to the Cardholder’s registered contact address or, if the Bank activates a relevant service, it is delivered to the Cardholder at the Branch where he filed the card application, or, if the Card bears the indication RPIVATE, it is delivered by courier or through the Bank’s Retail Manager. If the Card is sent by any other way, following a relevant request by the Cardholder, the said Cardholder is charged with any cost relating to shipping, unless the Card bears the indication PRIVATE. The Card is sent/delivered deactivated to the Cardholder and is activated by the Cardholder at any ATM of the Bank, by using his PIN (Personal Identification Number) as per Article 4.A.2 hereinbelow, in accordance with the instructions on the screen. If the Card bears the indication PRIVATE/PREMIUM, it can be also activated by phone through a designated helpline of the Bank’s Contact Center (Private/Premium Customer Line). If the Cardholder fails to activate his Card within six (6) months,
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