Marketing; Referral of Merchants to Elavon Sample Clauses

Marketing; Referral of Merchants to Elavon. (a) The Bank will actively, and through the use of all reasonable efforts, cooperate with Elavon, exclusively, in marketing Merchant Services to merchants and prospective merchants (including the customers of the Bank, but excluding the TK Global Merchants for so long as the TK Global Merchants are parties or otherwise subject to the TK Global Agreements). Such marketing services and assistance shall include, without limitation, the distribution by the Bank of promotional and informational materials and supplies relating to the Merchant Services conducted by Elavon and such other services and assistance as may reasonably be requested by Elavon. Elavon will provide the Bank access to all merchant applications and merchant agreements to be used in connection with the Merchant Services, including supplies for cash advances to be effected by the Bank. The Bank covenants and agrees that it will only use and provide to merchants the applications and merchant agreements, and advertising, marketing, promotional and other related materials (collectively, “Auxiliary Documents”), supplied by or at the direction of, or approved in writing in advance, by Elavon. From time to time at the reasonable request of Elavon, the Bank will provide enhanced promotional services or opportunities to or on behalf of Elavon such as the provision of sales or marketing personnel or employee incentives. Further, the Bank shall provide to Elavon such office space at the Bank’s locations as reasonably requested by Elavon, and as agreed by the Bank.
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Marketing; Referral of Merchants to Elavon. (a) The Bank will actively, and through the use of all reasonable efforts, cooperate with Elavon, exclusively, in marketing Merchant Services to merchants and prospective merchants (including the customers of the Bank, but excluding the [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED] Merchants for so long as the [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED] Merchants are parties or otherwise subject to the [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED] Agreements). Such marketing services and assistance shall include, without limitation, the distribution by the Bank of promotional and informational materials and supplies relating to the Merchant Services conducted by Elavon and such other services and assistance as may reasonably be requested by Elavon. Elavon will provide the Bank access to all merchant applications and merchant agreements to be used in connection with the Merchant Services, including supplies for cash advances to be effected by the Bank. The Bank covenants and agrees that it will only use and provide to merchants the applications and merchant agreements, and advertising, marketing, promotional and other related materials (collectively, “Auxiliary Documents”), supplied by or at the direction of, or approved in writing in advance, by Elavon. From time to time at the reasonable request of Elavon, the Bank will provide enhanced promotional services or opportunities to or on behalf of Elavon such as the provision of sales or marketing personnel or employee incentives. Further, the Bank shall provide to Elavon such office space at the Bank’s locations as reasonably requested by Elavon, and as agreed by the Bank.
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