POS Transaction Sample Clauses

POS Transaction a transaction where you access any Funds Available to purchase goods and services wherever the Card is accepted by a merchant or business. Privacy Code: the DCBank privacy code, which may be updated from time to time. Third Party Services: certain services (which may include credit or other lending services and loyalty programs) which may be offered by a third party other than DCBank, pursuant to your agreement(s) with any such third party, and which the third party may associate with the Card or to which the third party may provide access through the Card. transaction: any transaction that is associated with a Wallet or Card including, but not limited to, any POS Transaction, as well as obtaining cash at any applicable ATM. Wallet: the virtual wallet which is associated with Cards issued under this Agreement and includes the record of debits and credits with respect to transactions originated by a Cardholder and any other transactions. We, us, our, and DCBank: DCBank or its agents. Website: the Website which is listed on the first page of this Agreement, which you may access for details on the transactions you made on your Card or to obtain a copy of the Agreement. You, your, yours, and Cardholder: the Cardholder and any other person who uses the Card. Type of Fee Transaction Fee Amount Details of Fee Charged
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POS Transaction a transaction where you access any Funds Available to purchase goods and services wherever the Card is accepted by a merchant or business. Privacy Code: the DCBank privacy code, which may be updated from time to time. We, us, our, and DCBank: Digital Commerce Bank or its agents. Website: the Credit Provider’s website, which is listed on the first page of this Agreement, which you may access for details on the transactions you made on your Card or to obtain a copy of the Cardholder Agreement. You, your, and yours: the Cardholder and any other person who uses the Card. Type of Fee Transaction Fee Amount Details of Fee Charged
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POS Transaction. However, if the use of the card resulted in a loan from us, please refer to your separate loan agreement concerning dispute resolution.
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POS Transaction a transaction where you access any Funds Available to purchase goods and services wherever the Card is accepted by a merchant or business. Privacy Code: the DCBank privacy code, which may be updated from time to time. Third Party Services: certain services (which may include credit or other lending services and loyalty programs) which may be offered by a third party other than DCBank, pursuant to your agreement(s) with any such third party, transaction: any transaction that is associated with a Wallet or Card including, but not limited to, any POS Transaction, as well as obtaining cash at any applicable ATM. Wallet: the virtual wallet which is associated with Cards issued under this Agreement and includes the record of debits and credits with respect to transactions originated by a Cardholder and any other transactions. We, us, our, and DCBank: DCBank or its agents. Website: the Website which is listed on the first page of this Agreement, which you may access for details on the transactions you made on your Card or to obtain a copy of the Agreement. You, your, yours, and Cardholder: the Cardholder and any other person who uses the Card.
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POS Transaction a transaction where you access any Funds Available to purchase goods and services wherever the Card is accepted by a merchant or business. Privacy Code: the DCBank privacy code, which may be updated from time to time.
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