Objet de la Carte Sample Clauses

Objet de la Carte. La carte internationale de débit / paiement (ci-après la “carte”) est un instrument de paiement à l’usage exclusif de son titulaire qui lui permet de réaliser des opérations de paiement ayant uniquement pour finalités: – d’effectuer des retraits d’espèces en euros auprès des appareils de distribution automatique de billets de banque (ci-après “DAB/GAB”) affichant la ou l’une des marques apposée(s) sur la carte; – de retirer des espèces aux guichets des établissements dûment habilités à fournir des services de paiement affichant l’une des marques apposées sur la carte, dans les limites de disponibilité du guichet xxxxxx et sur présentation d’une pièce d’identité en cours de validité; – de régler des achats de biens ou des prestations de services chez des commerçants et prestataires de services adhérant au(x) schéma(s) de carte de paiement dont la (l’une des) marque(s) est apposée sur la carte (ci-après “Accepteurs”), owed by the Customer on the basis of the time period ended on the termination date of the Deposit Account and Related Services Agreement. If those fees were paid in advance, the fees will be repaid on a pro rata basis. If the account balance is a debit balance payable by the Customer, the amount of the debit balance shall become payable immediately, without prior notice. In addition, this debit balance shall automatically bear interest until the relevant amount is paid in full. The applicable interest rate shall be the one applicable to unauthorised overdrafts, as mentioned in the document entitled “Tariffs and Conditions applicable to Retail Customers” in force on the date the debit position appeared. Payment of this interest may be claimed at any time. If, following a delay in paying this interest, the interest is due for more than one year, the interest will be capitalised as of right. The Customer accepts that, subject to any conditions provided by law, the Bank may retain the credit balance of the account or any sums, bills or valuables that belong to the Customer and that are, or will be, held by the Bank on any account whatsoever, up to the amount of the settlement value of any outstanding transactions and of any risks that amounts remain overdue. Once those risks have disappeared and the outstanding transactions are settled, the Bank will return any balance to the credit of the account, and any other cash in hand or valuables belonging to the Customer, to the Customer. The Bank will not charge the Customer for the closure of an account ...