Pre-authorisation Sample Clauses

Pre-authorisation. The process of checking the Payment Card’s status and reserving an estimated amount, e.g. on hotel check-in or when purchasing petrol in a Cardholder-Activated Terminal. Receipt Documentation that the transaction was performed.
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Pre-authorisation. You may pre-authorise the estimated amount of (or a certain percentage of) the final amount of a Card transaction with a merchant. The amount of the pre-authorisation may be reflected in the balance of your Wallet and may be made unavailable for future purchases. Any portion of such pre-authorised amount which is not applied towards the payment of goods or services will then be made available to you.
Pre-authorisation. Certain merchants may pre-authorise the estimated amount of (or a certain percentage of) your final bill. Where a merchant seeks a pre-authorisation, the amount of the pre-authorisation may be reflected in the balance of your Airwallex account and may be made unavailable for future purchases. Any portion of such pre-authorised amount which is not applied towards the payment of goods or services will be made available in your Airwallex account for future purchases.
Pre-authorisation. (i) “Pre-Authorisation” is a procedure where the systems will automatically pre-book an amount from the Card Account for certain Transactions including petrol, hotel and parking transactions. When the Card is used to perform petrol transaction(s), a pre- booked amount of RM200 or such other prescribed amount (if applicable) will be reserved in the Card Account and will not be made available for use by the Cardholder. Any excess pre-booked amount (which represents the difference between the transaction value and the prebooked amount) will automatically be released and made available for use by the Cardholder at approximately T+3 days (Note: T = Transaction date) or such other period as may be determined from time to time once the acquiring bank claims for the actual purchase value from Merchantrade. For hotel and parking transactions, the pre-booked amount will be reserved in the Card Account and will not be made available for use by the Cardholder for a maximum 30 days or such other period as may be determined by Merchantrade from time to time.
Pre-authorisation. Pre-authorisation means that you must contact Alliance Health before you use any of the benefits if your plan (except for family doctor consultations, medication or for casualty consultations for life threatening medical emergencies) – especially if you need us to arrange payment in advance. This is because we may need to advise you on your benefit limits, or we may need to arrange pre-payments to some specialists and service providers. Please note that unauthorised costs of international travel and accommodation are not refundable. The information required for a quick pre-authorisation is as follows: - (a) we require a medical report (b) we require a completed claim form (or you can refer to the claim form from the initial consultation with your family doctor which you may have had) (c) the names and contact details of your chosen service providers (d) a quotation of costs PLEASE NOTE: In all cases of hospitalisation your authorisation is limited to a period of not more than ten days. Authorisations MUST be renewed every ten days. Expenses arising from unauthorised hospitalisation will be for the member’s account.
Pre-authorisation. The amount of pre-authorised funds depends on the type of selected insurance and type of car selected. With Start insurance, the pre-authorised amount is from 750C to 1500C. With Medium insurance the pre-authorised amount is from C250 to C450. With Premium insurance, the pre-authorised amount is 150C. Pre-authorised amount is held with the credit card issuing bank, and can be withheld for a maximum of 30 days. The Return of the funds solely depends on the credit card issuer’s bank. In the case of declined pre-authorisation, the Lessor reserves the right to decline services.
Pre-authorisation. (a) Subject to Clause 1(b), 1(c) and 1(d) of the Special ConditionsFull Cover Benefit, Bupa shall not be liable to pay any Benefits in accordance with the Full Cover Benefit unless written confirmation of pre-authorisation is obtained from Bupa before any of the following treatments or services:
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Pre-authorisation. We pre-authorise an amount on your payment card. This holds an amount on your payment card so you should ensure there are sufficient funds available, as we will only process payment at the end of the rental. If you pay with another card, be aware it can take up to 14 days for your bank to release the ‘held’ money back to you.
Pre-authorisation. A. There would be defined packages which will require pre-authorisation from the insurance company/ trust. In case any inpatient treatment is not available in the packages defined, then hospital will be able to provide that treatment upto Rs. 100,000 to the beneficiary only after the same gets approved by the Insurance company/ trust and will be reflected as unspecified package. Under both scenarios, the operator should be able to initiate a request to the insurance company/trust for pre-authorisation using the web application.
Pre-authorisation. In the event that a subscriber to GP-Link has a Direct Reimbursement facility, pre-authorisation will be required. In the event that the direct reimbursement claim fails after pre-authorisation, it is the responsibility of the GP Services provider to recover the cost directly from the patient. GP-Link will not mediate in any dispute between patient and Provider.
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