MasterCard Zero Liability. Under Mastercard Zero Liability Protection, you will not be held responsible for unauthorized transactions if you have used reasonable care in protecting your Card from loss or theft and you promptly reported to us when you knew that your Card was lost or stolen. Mastercard Zero Liability applies to purchases made in store, over the telephone, online or via a mobile device and ATM transactions. Mastercard Zero Liability does not apply to certain Mastercard payment cards that are used for commercial purposes.
MasterCard Zero Liability. If you promptly notify us of your lost or stolen Mastercard branded card, you may not be liable for any losses if you can demonstrate that you have exercised reasonable care in protecting your card form risk of loss or theft. Mastercard Zero Liability applies to your purchases made in the store, over the telephone, online, or via a mobile device and ATM transactions.
MasterCard Zero Liability. Mastercard® won't hold you responsible for "unauthorized transactions." As a Mastercard® cardholder, Zero Liability applies to your ATM transactions and purchases made in the store, over the telephone, online, or via a mobile device. As a cardholder, you will not be held responsible for unauthorized transactions if:
(a) You have used reasonable care in protecting your card from loss or theft; and
(b) You promptly reported loss or theft to Bank. If you believe there has been unauthorized use of your account and you meet the conditions above, contact us at 000-000-0000.
MasterCard Zero Liability. Subject to certain limitations set forth in this section, MasterCard offers you protection for Fraudulent Transactions initiated on your Account (the “MasterCard Zero Liability Policy”). Your rights under the MasterCard Zero Liability Policy are in addition to any rights you have under applicable law, as stated in the billing rights statement set forth at the end of this Agreement.
MasterCard Zero Liability. Your MasterCard card is protected from fraud and unauthorized charges in ways that are not available with other forms of payment like cash. As a MasterCard cardholder, you are protected under the MasterCard Zero Liability policy for unauthorized transactions and they could be transactions made in stores, over the telephone, or on the internet if the following five conditions are met:
1. You have exercised vigilant care in safeguarding your card from risk of loss, theft, or unauthorized use; and
2. You immediately and without delay notify your card issuer upon discovery of the loss, theft, or unauthorized use; and
3. You have not reported two or more incidents of unauthorized use in the preceding 12 months; and
4. Your account is in good standing; and
5. You have complied with the terms and conditions of the cardholder agreement. If you do not meet all five conditions stated above, then your liability shall be governed in accordance with the cardholder agreement. The Zero Liability policy does not apply: • to cards issued to entities that are not natural persons; or • to cards issued primarily for business, commercial, or agricultural purposes; or • to cards issued outside the Asia/Pacific region; or • if a personal identification number (PIN) is used as the cardholder verification method for unauthorized transaction(s). Unauthorized use means the use of your card by a person other than you, who does not have authority for such use and from which you receive no benefit. To be protected you must have taken reasonable steps to notify the card issuer and to provide pertinent information about the loss, theft, or possible unauthorized use of the MasterCard card
MasterCard Zero Liability which results in your total outstanding balance remain liable for any balance due, and Interest charges and otheinrstruchctairognesto draw on your Account. We and Fidem are not liable for any (plus authorizations) exceeding your credit limit, we may:
1. permit the transaction without raising your credit limit;
2. permit the transaction and treat the amount of the transaction that is more than the credit limit as immediately due; or
3. refuse to permit the transaction. If we refuse to permit the transaction, we may advise the person who at- tempted the transaction that it has been refused. If we refuse to permit a Bal- ance Transfer, we may do so by advising the person presenting the Balance will continue to be imposed at the rates specified in this Agreement until all sums you owe are paid in full.
