Paynuity Data Insights Sample Clauses

Paynuity Data Insights. Paynuity Data Insights (“PDI”) is a product that combines Transactions Data with the ability to monitor Merchant’s business and online reputation. PDI provides information to Merchant about business growth, performance and comparison to Merchant’s market and business peers. Xxxxxxxx agrees that it shall be liable for the monthly PDI fee in the amount of $29.99 (the “PDI Fee”). However, the PDI Fee will be waived for the first three calendar months of the Initial Term of this Agreement (“PDI Free Trial”). Merchant shall have access to PDI during the PDI Free Trial. Xxxxxxxx also agrees that the PDI Fee will be deducted from the transaction proceeds or from an Account via the Federal Reserve ACH System on or about the first day of each month and will be debited separately from any other fee listed in this Agreement. Merchant may cancel PDI at any time to avoid subsequent FBI Fees. IN ORDER TO CANCEL PDI, MERCHANT MUST DO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: (1) NOTIFY US IN WRITING THAT MERCHANT WANTS TO CANCEL PDI, OR (2) CALL OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER AT 888‐878‐7100 AND REQUEST TO CANCEL PDI 3.1. Member Bank will process all Transactions presented by Xxxxxxxx that comply with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. The electronic submission of Transactions to Member Bank through services provided by Member Bank shall constitute an endorsement by Merchant to Member Bank of the sales drafts representing such Transactions. Unless otherwise informed by Member Bank and provided Xxxxxxxx completes batch operation prior to 5:59pm CST, Member Bank will pay Merchant up to three (3) business days after the date the Member Bank receives the Transaction, the total face amount of each sales draft, less any credit vouchers, discounts, fees or adjustments determined daily or monthly. All payments, credits and charges are subject to audit and final checking by Member Bank, and prompt adjustments shall be made for inaccuracies discovered. 3.2. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Agreement, Member Bank may refuse to accept any Transaction or sales draft, or revoke its prior acceptance thereof, in any of the following circumstances: (a) The sale giving rise to such Transaction or sales draft was not made in compliance with all the terms and conditions of this Agreement, including all Card Network Rules and Applicable Laws; or (b) The Cardholder disputes his/her liability on any of the following grounds: (i) that the products covered by such sales drafts were returned, rejec...
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