Equipment and security requirements Sample Clauses

Equipment and security requirements. All service equipment used by the Merchant for card present transactions shall be approved and certified by PAYSTRAX. The Merchant executing transactions in connection with E-commerce and/or MO/TO orders shall use equipment or payment solutions approved by PAYSTRAX. It is the Merchant's responsibility to ensure that the service equipment and payment solutions it uses for transactions each time fulfil PAYSTRAX's technical and security requirements, including those in connection with obtaining authorisation and submitting transactions. Information on approved service equipment and payment solutions can be obtained from PAYSTRAX. The Merchant shall ensure that unauthorised individuals do not have access to either service equipment or payment solutions. The Merchant shall always use Strong Customer Authentication (SCA). In cases where the Merchant does not use SCA, the Merchant bears full liability of the transaction, if it is challenged by the cardholder, the card schemes or PAYSTRAX. It is important that the Merchant has relevant documents to confirm the validity of the payment transaction (e.g. invoice etc.).
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Equipment and security requirements. All service equipment used by the merchant shall be EMV/PA-DSS-certified and approved by KORTA. The service equipment shall be capable of reading the card's chip/magnetic stripe and be equipped with a keyboard to enter PIN-numbers. If the merchant wishes to use self-service stations without a keyboard for inputting PIN-numbers, KORTA's specific consent for this shall be on file. The merchant executing transactions in connection with E-commerce and/or mail and telephone orders shall use equipment or payment solutions approved by KORTA. It is the merchant's responsibility to ensure that the service equipment and payment solutions it uses for transactions each time fulfil KORTA's technical and security requirements, including those in connection with obtaining authorisation and submitting transactions. Information on approved service equipment and payment solutions can be found at xxx.XXXXX.xx or at KORTA. The merchant shall ensure that unauthorised individuals do not have access to either service equipment or payment solutions. KORTA reserves the right to collect from the merchant, not using EMV-certified equipment approved by KORTA, fees charged by the card companies because of this.
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