CHARGEBACK LIABILITY Clause Samples

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CHARGEBACK LIABILITY. For any transaction that results in a chargeback, we may withhold the chargeback amount in a reserve account. You grant us authorization to recover the amount of any chargeback and any associated fees, fines, or penalties listed in the Agreement, your End User Agreements, or assessed by a Card Brand or Processor. If you have pending chargebacks, we may delay payouts as necessary. Further, if we reasonably believe that a chargeback is likely with respect to any transaction, we may withhold the amount of the potential chargeback from remits otherwise due to you until such time that (a) the chargeback is assessed due to an End User (cardholder) complaint, in which case we will retain the funds; (b) the period of time under applicable law or regulation by which the End User (cardholder) may dispute that the transaction has expired; or (c) we determine that a chargeback on the transaction will not occur. If we are unable to recover funds related to a chargeback for which you are liable, you agree to pay us the full amount of the chargeback immediately upon demand. You agree to pay all costs and expenses, including attorneys’ fees and other legal expenses, incurred by us for the collection of all amounts unpaid by you.
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CHARGEBACK LIABILITY. The amount of a payment may be charged back to Merchant if: (i) it is disputed by a Customer; (ii) it is reversed for any reason; (iii) it was not authorized, or Company have any reason to believe that the transaction was not authorized; or (iv) it is unlawful, suspicious, or in violation of the terms of this Agreement. Merchant are responsible for all chargebacks, whether or not the chargeback complies with the Rules. Merchant shall immediately pay Company the amount of all chargeback and related Fees, fines, or penalties assessed by the Bank, Company processor or the Payment Networks. If Merchant do not have sufficient funds in Merchant Account, Company can offset the amounts thereof from other Transaction amounts owing to Merchant hereunder, debit the amount by ACH from the Deposit Account or oblige Merchant to make immediate payment thereof. If Company determines that Merchant is incurring an excessive amount of Chargebacks, Company or the Bank may establish controls or conditions governing Merchant Account, including without limitation, by: (i) assessing additional Fees; (ii) creating a Reserve in an amount reasonably determined by Company to cover anticipated chargebacks and related fees; (iii) delaying payment; and (iv) terminating or suspending the Service or closing the Account. Merchant shall assist in the investigation of any and all chargebacks or other actual or potential Transaction disputes and shall timely provide such information to Company as Company may request.
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CHARGEBACK LIABILITY. If you’re found liable for a chargeback:
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CHARGEBACK LIABILITY. Many Scheme Owners, and in particular including most Scheme Owners issuing Credit Cards allow Account Holders to Chargeback Authorized and Settled Transactions by requesting a Chargeback from the Scheme Owner or the Issuing Bank. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’s receipt of a Settlement and/or Authorization confirmation regarding a particular Transaction therefore does not unconditionally entitle Merchant to receive Settlement of the Transaction amount or to keep the Settled amount, as in case the Account Holder claims a Chargeback in accordance with the relevant Scheme Rules, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ loses entitlement for the relevant amount and must return it via Paybyrd to the Account Holder. Please check the relevant Scheme Rules to see which Payment Methods allow Chargebacks and what procedures apply. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ credits an Eligible Merchant’s Bank Account with Settlement amounts on the condition that no Chargeback shall occur. If there is a Chargeback, Paybyrd is authorized to debit the credit that was made to the Bank Account. Scheme Owners and Paybyrd do not accept Merchant generating excessive levels of Chargebacks as Chargebacks are an indication of Merchant’s inability to provide the Merchant Products and Services in accordance with Account Holder expectations and create additional work and costs for all parties involved (including Scheme Owner, the Issuing Bank and Paybyrd). If Chargeback levels of the Transactions of the Merchant for a specific Payment Method are above levels acceptable for Paybyrd and/or the relevant Scheme Owner for that Payment Method or are expected to become above unacceptable levels, Paybyrd reserves the right to suspend the availability of said Payment Method in its discretion. In general ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ should take into account that a Chargeback level of more than 0.5% of the total volume of Transactions which is Authorized, is considered unacceptable for ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and most Scheme Owners and can lead to suspension of Transaction processing for the relevant Payment Method and/or Fines being applied (for which Merchant will be responsible). For some Payment Methods higher or lower tolerances for Chargeback levels may apply, please check the relevant then current version of the relevant Scheme Rules for this (see Customer Area for more information). Please note that the relevant Scheme Owner, Acquirer and/or Paybyrd not taking immediate action in case of excessive Chargeback levels occurring cannot be interpreted as consent or a waiver of related rights by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, the rel...
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CHARGEBACK LIABILITY. 4.1. The implementation and use of 3DS produce a liability shift. Therefore, the general rule is that if the 3DS is successfully completed, the liability for a fraudulent transaction shift from the Merchant to the card issuer.
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CHARGEBACK LIABILITY. Upon completion of the Retail Requirements Matrix, to the extent CLIENT incurs liability for specific performance related errors from its customer (“Compliance Chargebacks”) and the root cause of such chargeback is due to GEODIS’s error or omission, GEODIS will be liable to CLIENT subject to the conditions set forth below: a. GEODIS shall have one hundred eighty (180) days from the date of Shipping Go-Live to become compliant with existing customer routing guidelines, and any Compliance Chargebacks that occur during or relate back to this period shall be the sole responsibility of CLIENT.
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CHARGEBACK LIABILITY. Merchant shall have full liability for all Chargebacks assessed to CMS in accordance with the applicable Card Network Rules; provided, however, that (i) in the event that any Chargeback is ultimately reversed in favor of Merchant, CMS shall refund Merchant for the amount thereof, and (ii) Merchant shall not be liable for Chargebacks resulting from consumer-initiated, fraudulent Chase Pay Transactions made at Merchant except to the extent that Merchant or any of its employees, affiliates, agents, vendors or Service Providers is complicit in the fraudulent activity. For purposes of the foregoing, consumer-initiated fraudulent Chase Pay Transactions means sales that are initiated through activities such as the unauthorized use of a lost/stolen mobile device or other unauthorized use of a Chase Card to process a Chase Pay Transaction at Merchant. Merchant shall use reasonable efforts to provide CMS with all necessary data relating to the investigation and management of any reasonably suspected fraud or fraudulent Transactions that is reasonably requested by CMS (such data to be used by CMS and Chase for fraud protection and prevention purposes only).
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CHARGEBACK LIABILITY. The amount of a Card Transaction may be charged back to Sub-Merchant for a variety of reasons under the Payment Network Rules. The amount of an ACH Transaction may be subject to Reversal for wrong dollar amount, wrong account number, duplicate transaction or other reasons under the NACHA Rules. Sub-Merchant is responsible for all chargebacks and Reversals, whether or not the chargeback or Reversal complies with the Rules. Sub-Merchant shall immediately pay Payrix the amount of all chargeback and related Fees, fines, or penalties assessed by the Bank, Processor, the Payment Networks or any other third party. If Sub-Merchant does not have sufficient funds in its bank account(s) to pay such amounts, Payrix can offset the amounts thereof from other Transaction amounts owing to Sub-Merchant hereunder, debit the amount by ACH Transaction from the Sub-Merchant's bank account(s) or oblige Sub-Merchant to make immediate payment thereof. If Payrix determines that Sub-Merchant is incurring an excessive amount of chargebacks, Returns or Reversals, Payrix or the Bank may establish controls or conditions governing Sub-Merchant’s Account, including without limitation, by: (i) assessing additional Fees; (ii) creating a Reserve in an amount reasonably determined by Payrix; (iii) delaying payment; and (iv) terminating or suspending the Payrix Services or closing the Account. Sub-Merchant shall assist in the investigation of any and all chargebacks, Returns, Reversals and other actual or potential Transaction disputes and shall timely provide such information to Payrix as Payrix may request.
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CHARGEBACK LIABILITY. Upon completion of the Retail Requirements Matrix, to the extent CLIENT incurs liability for specific performance related errors from its customer (“Compliance Chargebacks”) and the root cause of such chargeback is due to GEODIS’s error or omission, GEODIS will be liable to CLIENT subject to the conditions set forth below: a. GEODIS shall have one hundred eighty (180) days from the date of Shipping Go-Live to become compliant with existing customer routing guidelines, and any Compliance Chargebacks that occur during or relate back to this period shall be the sole responsibility of CLIENT. b. CLIENT shall use its best efforts to notify GEODIS as soon as it has knowledge of the incurrence of Compliance Chargebacks so that GEODIS may take immediate corrective action. c. All claims for Compliance Chargebacks will be provided by CLIENT to GEODIS within thirty (30) days of CLIENT receiving notice of such Compliance Chargeback. Each claim shall include documentation and detail sufficient for GEODIS to research the origin, or root cause of the Compliance Chargeback. GEODIS will have thirty (30) days from the receipt of each claim to confirm acceptance or provide a commercially reasonable reason for declining the acceptance of Compliance Chargeback. Pending the resolution of the Compliance Chargeback claim, CLIENT will not offset or withhold payments due to GEODIS under this Agreement. d. In the event that CLIENT gains a new customer with specific customer routing guidelines, or if the customer routing guidelines change for an existing customer, GEODIS shall have sixty (60) days from the date of first outbound shipping for any new customer, and sixty (60) days from the receipt of the revised customer routing guidelines for any existing customer, to become compliant with the new and/or revised customer routing guidelines, and any Compliance Chargebacks that occur during or relate back to this period shall be the sole responsibility of CLIENT. e. The annual maximum amount of GEODIS Chargeback liability to CLIENT will be [***] per SOW Term year, Compliance Chargebacks that exceed this cap shall be the sole responsibility of CLIENT. Further, GEODIS shall be afforded a [***] Chargeback Compliance allowance in that GEODIS shall not Docusign Envelope ID: B921F5B5-B637-4D81-80EA-4721F834CA04 f. The same exclusions to liability for KPIs set forth in Exhibit D shall apply to this section. g. Unless otherwise addressed in the MSA, the following are specific exclusions to GEOD...
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