HONOURING OF CARDS Sample Clauses

HONOURING OF CARDS. 4.1 You undertake to accept each valid Card that is presented to You by the rightful Cardholder in payment of goods and/or services. 4.2 You undertake to supply the goods and/or services at a price which is not more than Your normal cash price for the goods and/or services and not to discriminate against any Cardholder by adding any surcharge or by setting a minimum or maximum transaction amount as a condition of honouring any Card. 4.3 You may not accept Cards for the purchase of shares, bonds or stock. 4.4 iKhokha shall pay to You the value of all goods and/or services that You supply after an Electronic Transaction, on condition that delayed Settlement will apply when there are outstanding compliance documents. iKhokha shall be entitled to keep funds back in the case of excessive Chargebacks, bankruptcy, fraud or suspected fraud, Laundering or suspected Laundering. 4.5 iKhokha is irrevocably authorised to debit Your nominated bank account at whatever bank this is conducted with the following: 4.5.1 A minimum merchant Transaction Fee of (excluding VAT) which will be deducted from the transactions' value prior to settling to Your account. 4.5.2 A daily Settlement fee of R2.50, which will be deducted from the total amount being settled daily into your account. You will be settled once a day for all transactions performed on that business day. Settlement will only take place when transactions have been performed and once the total amount to be settled exceeds R10.00 4.5.3 A Chargeback fee of R35.00 (excluding VAT) per Chargeback, if your client requests a chargeback from his/her bank with valid reason 4.5.4 A monthly data fee per iKhokha XL package purchased or rented at a minimum charge of R27 (including VAT) per month per device 5.1 The Floor Limit applicable to all transactions is zero. All transactions require prior authorisation from a bank by way of the Electronic Authorisation Function prior to You permitting the Cardholder to spend on a Card.
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HONOURING OF CARDS. Elavon cannot be held responsible for a merchant’s refusal to honour the Commercial Card. Xxxxxx also reserves the right to deny authorisation of any Charge.
HONOURING OF CARDS. 2.1.1 The Merchant shall promptly honour every valid Card properly presented for payment by a Cardholder for the Merchant’s goods or services. 2.1.2 The Merchant acknowledges and agrees that Cash advance by the Merchant to a Cardholder is strictly forbidden under any circumstances.
HONOURING OF CARDS. 4.1 The Merchant undertakes to honour all valid Visa cards including NATIONAL BANK OF MALAWI PLC Visa cards bearing the National Bank and Visa Logo presented by the rightful Cardholders, in payment for goods and/or services. 4.2 The Merchant undertakes to supply the goods and/or services at a price not exceeding the Merchant’s normal cash price in respect thereof and not to discriminate against any Cardholder by adding any surcharge or by setting a minimum or maximum transaction amount as a condition of honouring any card. 4.3 The Bank shall pay to the Merchant the value of all goods and/or services supplied by the Merchant the posting of an Electronic Transaction as proved by an EDC-Terminal generated receipt. However, the Bank may retain funds in the case of excessive charge backs, bankruptcy, fraud, suspected fraud or invalid transactions. 4.4 The Bank is irrevocably authorised to debit the Merchant’s nominated merchant bank account a percentage of the total day volume sales which shall be agreed upon by the two parties from time to time. 4.5 The Merchant undertakes to operate the NATIONAL BANK OF MALAWI PLC Visa Debit card scheme in accordance with the terms of this agreement and the Bank’s Standard operating instructions from time to time.
HONOURING OF CARDS. 4.1 You undertake to accept each valid Card that is presented to You by the rightful Cardholder in payment of goods and/or services. 4.2 You undertake to supply the goods and/or services at a price which is not more than Your normal cash price for the goods and/or services and not to discriminate against any Cardholder by adding any surcharge or by setting a minimum or maximum transaction amount as a condition of honouring any Card. 4.3 You may not accept Cards for the purchase of shares, bonds or stock. 4.4 iKhokha shall pay to You the value of all goods and/or services that You supply after an Electronic Transaction, on condition that delayed Settlement will apply when there are outstanding compliance documents. iKhokha shall be entitled to keep funds back in the case of excessive Chargebacks, bankruptcy, fraud or suspected fraud, Laundering or suspected Laundering. iKhokha's right to cancel payment of Electronic Transactions by debiting Your nominated bank account with the amount of the relevant invalid Electronic Transaction.

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  • Use of Card (a) The Principal Cardmember is liable to RHB Bank for all transactions carried out by the Principal Cardmember and any Supplementary Cardmember using the Principal Card and any Supplementary Card respectively and for all related charges billed to the Card Account. (b) The Principal Cardmember continues to be liable for such transactions and charges even though the Principal Card and/or any Supplementary Card has/have been cancelled and/or this Agreement has been terminated. (a) A Supplementary Cardmember is only liable to RHB Bank on all transactions carried out by such Supplementary Cardmember using his/her Supplementary Card and for all charges billed to the Card Account related to such Supplementary Card. (b) The Supplementary Cardmember continues to be liable for such transactions and charges even though such Supplementary Card has been cancelled and/or this Agreement has been terminated. (a) To carry out a credit purchase from any Merchant or a Cash Advance from a VISA Member Bank or MasterCard Member Bank using the Card, the Cardmember must sign a sales draft or cash withdrawal draft, prepared by the Merchant and/or VISA Member Bank or MasterCard Member Bank, as the case may be. (b) RHB Bank may, and is unconditionally authorised by the Cardmember to, purchase from the Merchant and/or VISA Member Bank or MasterCard Member Bank such sales drafts and cash withdrawal drafts and debit the Cardmember’s relevant Card Account for the amount paid by RHB Bank for such purchase. 3.4 In addition to Clause 3.3, the Cardmember unconditionally authorises RHB Bank:- (a) to purchase his/her unsigned sales drafts or cash withdrawal drafts; and (b) to debit his/her Card Account for the payments made by RHB Bank for such purchase, if RHB determines, based on satisfactory documentary evidence, that the omission is due to:- (i) the nature of the transaction; or (ii) an oversight on the part of the Cardmember, the Merchant and/or VISA Member Bank or MasterCard Member Bank. Unless there is any manifest error, any such determination by RHB Bank will be binding and conclusive on the Cardmember. 3.5 Unless there is any manifest error, RHB Bank may treat its record of any transaction carried out using the Card (including transactions carried out through the internet, mail orders, telephone or any other means acceptable to RHB Bank from time to time) as evidence of a debt properly incurred by the Cardmember to be debited to the relevant Card Account. This is applicable irrespective of whether or not such record contains the Cardmember’s signature. 3.6 RHB Bank will, having evaluated the financial condition, income statements and other financial documents in respect of the potential Cardmember furnished to RHB Bank, assign a Card Limit to the relevant Card Account that must be strictly observed by the Cardmember. 3.7 A Cardmember is only allowed to use the Card for any Cash Advance if the amount of the Cash Advance does not exceed 80% of the Card Limit subject to available balance or such other limit as determined and notified by RHB Bank to the Cardmember upon the issuance of the Card or in accordance with Clause 14.1 from time to time. 3.8 If the Principal Cardmember operates two or more Card Accounts, a combined Card Limit will be assigned to the Card Accounts representing the total credit limit extended to cover the use of all Cards held by the Principal Cardmember and the Supplementary Cardmember, if any. 3.9 (a) RHB Bank may at any time vary the Card Limit:- (i) by decreasing the Card Limit by giving prior notice of at least twenty- one (21) calendar days to the Cardmember and stating in the notice the reason(s) for such decrease; (ii) upon RHB Bank’s receipt of the Cardmember’s request for such variation, including the Cardmember’s request for a temporary Card Limit increase under Clause 3.10; or (iii) upon RHB Bank’s annual review of the Cardmember’s credit standing, by increasing the Card Limit upon the Cardmember’s acceptance of RHB Bank’s offer for such increase within thirty (30) days from such offer.

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