Common use of Daily Settlement of Transactions Clause in Contracts

Daily Settlement of Transactions. You must Batch Out each POS terminal every day. Failure to Batch Out daily will delay the deposit of funds. “Batch Out” is the process by which you total and settle all transactions, on each POS terminal, which occurred before midnight (12:00 a.m.) and transmit the information to Processor. In all cases, Merchant must present the record within 3 business days (2 business days for Electron Cards) after the transaction date, unless otherwise permitted by the Rules. Transactions contained in an untimely Batch Out may be refused, held for a 180 day period, become subject to chargeback or be transferred to a Reserve Account and held in accordance with the terms of the Bank Card Merchant Agreement. Merchant is responsible for resubmitting a Batch Out or ticket if the POS terminal fails to properly Batch Out or if sales ticket data does not process through the normal payment cycle. Processor is not liable to Merchant for amounts it did not collect, including but not limited to amounts collected by Third Party Service Providers.

Appears in 18 contracts

Samples: Merchant Processing Agreement Terms and Conditions, Merchant Processing Agreement Terms and Conditions, Merchant Processing Agreement Terms and Conditions

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Daily Settlement of Transactions. You Merchant must Batch Out each POS terminal every day. Failure to Batch Out daily will delay the deposit of funds. “Batch Out” is the process by in which you total all transactions are totaled and settle all transactionssettled, on each POS terminal, which occurred before midnight (12:00 a.m.) and transmit the information to Processor. In all cases, Merchant must present the record within 3 business days (2 business days for Electron Cards) after the transaction date, unless otherwise permitted by the Rules. Transactions contained in an untimely Batch Out may be refused, held for a 180 day period, become subject to chargeback or be transferred to a Reserve Account and held in accordance with the terms of the Bank Card Merchant AgreementSection 5. Merchant is responsible for resubmitting a Batch Out or ticket if the POS terminal fails to properly Batch Out or if sales ticket data does not process through the normal payment cycle. Processor is not liable to Merchant for amounts it did not collect, including but not limited to amounts collected by Third Party Service Providers.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: These Merchant Processing Agreement, These Merchant Processing Agreement, Merchant Processing Agreement

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Daily Settlement of Transactions. You must Batch Out each POS terminal every day. Failure to Batch Out daily will delay the deposit of funds. “Batch Out” is the process by which you total and settle all transactions, on each POS terminal, which occurred before midnight (12:00 a.m.) and transmit the information to ProcessorNPC. In all cases, Merchant must present the record within 3 business days (2 business days for Electron Cards) after the transaction date, unless otherwise permitted by the Rules. Transactions contained in an untimely Batch Out may be refused, held for a 180 day period, become subject to chargeback or be transferred to a Reserve Account and held in accordance with the terms of the Bank Card Merchant AgreementSection 5. Merchant is responsible for resubmitting a Batch Out or ticket if the POS terminal fails to properly Batch Out or if sales ticket data does not process through the normal payment cycle. Processor NPC is not liable to Merchant for amounts it did not collect, including but not limited to amounts collected by Third Party Service Providers.

Appears in 2 contracts

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