How to Register Your Card Sample Clauses

How to Register Your Card. If you purchased your Card at a Retailer, you must register your Card before you can use it. Please follow the directions that came with your Card in order to register it. You must have your Card in order to register or to request a refund. If you signed up for a Card online and you have not yet provided us with your social security number, your Card is not validated and you must finish your Card registration by following the instructions that came with your Card. We may refuse to register your Card or allow you to sign up for a Temporary Card in our sole discretion. If you purchased your Card at a Retailer and we are unable to verify your identity, you may receive a refund check or we may choose to permit you to use the Temporary Card until the money on the Temporary Card has been fully spent, but you will not receive a Personalized Card and you will not be able to reload the Temporary Card. We may also limit the number of Cards that you may register or sign up for in our sole discretion. If you purchased your Card at a Retailer, it is important that you save your receipt until you have successfully registered your Card.
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How to Register Your Card. If you applied for your Card at a Retailer, you must activate and PIN your Card before you can use it. Please follow the directions that came with your Card in order to activate and PIN it. You must have your Card in order to activate or request a refund. If you signed up for a Card through the mobile app and you have not yet provided us with your personal information including your TRN, your Card will not be validated and you must finish your Card registration by following the instructions in the app. We may refuse to register your Card or allow you to sign up for a Virtual Card in our sole discretion. If you applied for your Card at a Retailer and we are unable to verify your identity, you will not receive a Card. We may also limit the number of Cards that you may register or sign up for in our sole discretion.
How to Register Your Card. If you received a Temporary Card (i.e., your name does not appear on the front), when purchasing at a bank branch, your card is not registered and does not have FDIC insurance eligibility or other protections. You may register your Temporary Card at xxx.XxxxxxxxxXxxxxxx.xxx. Certain types of transactions (see “Using Your Card” below) cannot be completed with a Temporary Card. Please follow the directions that came with your Card in order to register it. If we cannot verify your identity or accept your registration, we will inform you immediately and, unless otherwise required by law, your Temporary Card will remain active until the funds in your Card Account have been exhausted, or we cancel or suspend your Temporary Card pursuant to this Agreement, applicable law, regulations, or rules. If we cannot verify your identity or accept your registration, your card will not receive FDIC insurance eligibility or other protections. If your registration is accepted, your Temporary Card will be deemed registered (“Registered Temporary Card”), we will send you a Reloadable Prepaid Visa Card bearing your name (“Personalized Card”). You agree to sign the back of your Personalized Card immediately upon receipt. The expiration date of the Personalized Card is identified on the front of your Personalized Card. Once you receive and activate your new Personalized Card, as described below, your Temporary Card will be cancelled and any remaining prepaid funds balance or Card Account balance will be accessible through your Personalized Card. If your registration is accepted, the funds associated with your prepaid funds balance will be held at or transferred to your registered prepaid account (which may be a pooled account) at Bankers’ Bank (“Card Account”).
How to Register Your Card. To register for a Card, you will need to complete an application that requires basic contact information (name, cell phone number, and email), mailing address, and proof of identity, as well as the creation of a password. You also will need to verify your cell phone. Once we have approved your application, you will receive access to a virtual card immediately, and a physical Personalized Card will be mailed to you at the address we have on file. Activating Your Card. Your Card must be registered and activated prior to use. You can activate your card by following the directions within the Providers App to: (1) first enter the last 4 digits of your Providers Card, (2) confirm your identity (e.g. with the last 4 digits of your Social Security number), and finally (3) select a 4-digit PIN (re-entering it to confirm).
How to Register Your Card. To register for a Card, you will need to complete an application that requires basic contact information (name, cell phone number, and email), mailing address, and proof of identity, as well as the creation of a password. Then you will need to verify your cell phone. Once we have approved your application, you will receive access to a virtual card immediately, and be eligible to request that a physical Personalized Card be mailed to you. Activating your Card. Once you successfully register and request a physical card, we will mail you a Card that has your name on it. We will mail it to the mailing address we have on file. When you receive the Card, you will need to activate it and choose a personal identification number, or PIN. You can do this by following the instructions that come with your Card. Using Your Card. Your Card must be registered and activated prior to use. You can activate your card by following the directions within the Providers App to: (1) first enter the last 4 digits of your Providers Card,

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