Limits on Your Use of the Card Services Sample Clauses

Limits on Your Use of the Card Services. You acknowledge that Pay Tgthr, Dwolla or our partner banks may impose limits on your use of the Pay Tgthr Card Services. We may not allow payment from all types of funding sources and that we may otherwise limit payments, and/or payees at our discretion. You cannot use the Cards in any way beyond their intended purpose. For security and fraud protection, Pay Tgthr will impose limits on the dollar amount that you can authorize in a transaction, and over a period of time. In addition to these set limits, Pay Tgthr, Dwolla and its partner banks retain the right to impose additional limits at our discretion.
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