Express Checkout Sample Clauses

Express Checkout. Functionality for expediting online retail checkout by using information provided to you by PayPal. Details about Express Checkout appear on the PayPal Website and in the documentation that PayPal provides for Hosted Solution.
Express Checkout. The express checkout feature (hereafter "Express Checkout") makes it easier for you to make purchases on this website as you do not have to enter shipping, billing and payment information for each purchase. Express Checkout is available in the View Basket section. To use Express Checkout you will have to save your card information. You may do so when making a payment with any of the cards accepted by this website by clicking the "Save my card information" option. This will result in the following card information being saved: card number, card holder name exactly as it appears on the card and card expiry date. To save your card information and use Express Checkout, you will have to accept the applicable Privacy Policy and Conditions. By agreeing to use Express Checkout, you authorise that purchases paid though the tool be charged to the respective card linked to the tool. Card usage shall be governed by the written terms between you and the card issuer in all cases. You may save card information in Express Checkout for as many cards as you like, to do so must make at least one payment with each of them. If you wish to save card information for more than one card, the card whose information was saved most recently will be considered your "Favourite Card", and will be charged for Express Checkout purchases by default. However, you may change your Favourite Card in the My Account section of this webpage. To use Express Checkout, you only have to click on the "Express Checkout" button that appears in the Shopping Basket. A screen will immediately appear with the shipping, billing and payment information for your purchase. The information available on this screen cannot be edited, so if there is incorrect information, it does not complete the purchase. To make purchases using different details, please do not use the Express Checkout service. You may change your Favourite Card linked to Express Checkout in the My Account section of this webpage. The provisions of this clause shall not apply if you buy goods as a guest.
Express Checkout. As part of Website Payments Pro, PayPal will provide to Skype the functionality described on the PayPal Website as Express Checkout.
Express Checkout. (a) Express Checkout is a data porting service operated by American Express that enables customers to store and retrieve card details whilst paying for goods and services online at merchants (the “Express Checkout”). By making the Express Checkout available at your online Establishments (whether directly or through your Covered Parties), you agree to the following: (i) Other Payment Products: The Express Checkout is available to both Cardmembers and holders of Other Payment Products (“Checkout Customers”). Whether a Checkout Customer uses a Card or an Other Payment Product, it is your responsibility to process the Checkout Customer’s payment and their data strictly in accordance with the rules, terms and conditions governing your acceptance of the Card or Other Payment Product (as applicable). American Express is not responsible for any failure on your part to comply with those rules, terms or conditions arising from your use of the Express Checkout.
Express Checkout. Students in campus housing will be automatically signed up for express checkout as they change rooms or leave campus housing under the following conditions: 1. Completion of academic year housing, with dates provided in this license agreement. 2. Withdrawal from the College, completion of degree program, leave of absence or approved Oxy study-abroad program.
Express Checkout. Functionality for expediting online retail checkout by using information provided to you by PayPal. Details about Express Checkout appear on the Fraud Protection: Technology provided by PayPal to enable you to (a) check a card payment against criteria such as the cardholder’s billing address (Address Verification Service or AVS), the card’s CVV2 Data, and databases of suspicious addresses, identifiers, and patterns, offered together with the Advanced Credit and Debit Card Payments API as an alternative to the Advanced Fraud Management Filters.
Express Checkout. 32.1 This clause 32 only applies where you have been authorised to accept card transactions to permit express check out from hotels or motels. 32.2 You agree to handle the express checkout transactions as outlined in the card scheme rules. You shall, retain and make available to us the itemised hotel/motel bill. All disputes shall be resolved in accordance with the rules of the relevant card scheme.
Express Checkout. 9.4.1. Cardholder's agreement Express checkout is advance authorisation by the cardholder, allowing the merchant to debit his account retrospectively, without a signed invoice, enabling the cardholder to leave the place of accommodation on short notice. During signing in, the payment card shall be read or run through a POS device. If a cardholder requests express checkout, he shall fill out and sign a separate form for express checkout. The merchant can get information from KORTA about the requirements for a form for express checkout.
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