Out of Balance Discrepancies Sample Clauses

Out of Balance Discrepancies. Merchant shall notify FIS of any transaction that is erroneously or believed to be erroneously handled by the System within six (6) business days from the original transaction date. Merchant shall supply FIS with any supporting documentation upon request. Failure to notify FIS within such six (6) business day period waives any right to an adjustment. In addition, FIS may initiate adjustments where a recipient submits a substantiated claim within ninety (90) calendar days of the date of a Transaction or where other System errors have been identified. The out of balance discrepancies are between the Merchant and FIS and are not client or merchant adjustments that must comply with the timeframes as specified in the federal regulations.
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Out of Balance Discrepancies. 2.5.1. Merchant shall notify FIS of any EBT Transaction that is erroneously or believed to be erroneously handled by the System within six (6) business days from the original Transaction date. Merchant shall supply FIS with any supporting documentation upon request. Failure to notify FIS within such six (6) business day period waives any right to an adjustment. In addition, FIS may initiate adjustments where a Recipient submits a substantiated claim within ninety (90) calendar days of the date of a Transaction or where other System errors have been identified. The out of balance discrepancies are between the Merchant and FIS and are not client or Merchant adjustments that must comply with the timeframes as specified in the federal regulations.
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Out of Balance Discrepancies. 2.5.1 Merchant shall notify FIS of any EBT Transaction that is erroneously or believed to be erroneously handled by the System within six (6) business days from the original Transaction date. Merchant shall supply FIS with any supporting documentation upon request. Failure to notify FIS within such six (6) business day period waives any right to an adjustment. In addition, FIS may initiate adjustments where a SNAP Recipient submits a substantiated claim within ninety (90) calendar days and where a WIC Recipient submits a substantiated claim within forty-five (45) calendar days of the date of a Transaction or where other System errors have been identified. The out of balance discrepancies are between the Merchant and FIS and are not client or Merchant adjustments that must comply with the timeframes as specified in the federal regulations.
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Out of Balance Discrepancies. Providers shall notify the State of North Carolina of any transaction that is erroneously or believed to be erroneously handled by the System within forty-five (45) business days from the original transaction date. Provider shall supply State of North Carolina with any supporting documentation upon request. Failure to notify State of North Carolina within such forty-five (45) business day period waives any right to an adjustment. In addition, State of North Carolina may initiate adjustments where a recipient submits a substantiated claim within ninety (90) calendar days of the date of a Transaction or where other System errors have been identified. The out of balance discrepancies are between the Provider and State of North Carolina and are not Parent or Provider adjustments that must comply with the timeframes as specified in the federal regulations.
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