PIN Issuance Sample Clauses

PIN Issuance. 7.1 You will need to call the IVR to obtain your Personal Identification Number (PIN). You must obtain a PIN to use your Personalized Card or Chip Card at ATMs and, if your Card is a Chip Card, for point of sale transactions. 7.2 Your PIN is issued specifically for your Card. If your Card is a Chip Card, you cannot change your PIN. 7.3 If you have a Personalized Card, you may select a PIN. If you have a Chip Card, you may retrieve the PIN assigned to the Card by calling the Customer Service Number or going on the Website before accessing the ATM Service or making a transaction at point of sale. More details about the process for obtaining your PIN are contained in the information that accompanied your Card or on the Website.
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PIN Issuance. You will be issued a PIN when you purchase your card at one of our branches. You will need to activate your card by following the instructions that come with the card. You will be mailed a personalized card shortly thereafter that must also be activated by following the instructions that come with the card. At the time of activation, your card balance will be transferred to the new card, and the old card will be deactivated.
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PIN Issuance. The Cardholder will create a PIN known only to the Cardholder. The PIN can be four (4) to six (6) digits and can be created at any branch. A new PIN will not be generated with a renewal Card, on expiry of the Card. The Cardholder will use the existing PIN with the renewal Card. Where there Cardholder is given a replacement Card, due to loss, theft or damage, a new PIN will be created at the Branch when issued with the replacement Card.
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