Reloading Your Card Sample Clauses

Reloading Your Card. You or approved Family and Friends may load your Card using a Navy Federal Debit Card or Credit Card (Visa or Mastercard only) online by visiting xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxxx or by using the Navy Federal Prepaid App. For security reasons, the Navy Federal funding card on file must be in the same name as the Account Holder/Parent. Upon authorization, this will cause monies to be funded onto the Card and be available for use immediately. You may also load funds to your Card through any Visa ReadyLink-participating retail location in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Some retailers may charge a fee to load value to the Card. You may refer to our FAQs at xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxxx for more information on using Visa ReadyLink. For questions concerning Visa ReadyLink transaction history or fees, or to communicate inquiries or disputes associated with Visa ReadyLink, please call 0-000-000-0000. Your Card is an eligible Card to receive funds through Visa Money Transfer. However, you cannot initiate a Visa Money Transfer from your Card to another Card. Navy Federal reserves the right to contact you to remind you to reload your Card, should you make purchases that exceed the available balance on the Card.
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Reloading Your Card. The Primary Cardholder may reload your Card up to four (4) times per week. The minimum load amount is $50.00 except for a load by direct deposit set up through the Website for which there is no minimum. The maximum load amount varies depending on the method of loading funds as follows: Cash, check or transfer from a Savings or Checking account at a CEFCU Member Center: $3,000.00; Cash advance
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Reloading Your Card. If we receive instruction from the party who provided you with the card to reload your card with additional funds, we will do so when we receive the cleared funds from this party. These funds will be available to spend using the card by the following business day. The frequency and the value of any future reloads are outside our control and are between you and the party who provided you with the card. You can retrieve your PIN online, by text or via the IVR, at any time. You may be charged for accessing your PIN by text (see Fees and Charges). You can change your PIN at any time, through any ATM that provides such a service. If we are charged by the ATM provider for changing your PIN, we reserve the right to pass this charge to your card. You should be advised of any charges for changing your PIN at an ATM. We have no control over these charges. You can use your card at most retailers who accept Mastercard. It is, however, up to the retailer's discretion whether they accept your card in any particular instance. If you are paying for goods and services in a different currency, the value of the transaction will be converted using the Mastercard conversion rate at the time your transaction is processed. Note that exchange rates may fluctuate and that they may change between the time when you make the transaction and the time when it is settled and billed to your card; this is outside our control. You can find current or past conversion rates on the Mastercard website. When paying in a different currency, a Foreign Exchange fee may apply (see Fees and Charges). There are no usage limits applied to your card. It is your responsibility to ensure that the balance on your card is greater than or is equal to the value of the purchase you are intending to make. To check your balance, go to the website, go to the mobile app or Contact Us by phone. If you wish to use your card in store for a purchase which, including any applicable fees, is greater in value than the balance on your card, you must tell the retailer to charge only up to the available balance on your card and that you will pay the difference by other means (such as another card / cash). It is at the retailer's discretion to allow part payments. We and the retailer will treat any transaction as genuine and made by you when: • Your PIN was used when paying with your card in-store; • Your card security details, only known to you, where used when paying with your card online or over the phone. Any transactio...
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Reloading Your Card. Your card can only be reloaded by the corporation that provided you with the card.
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Reloading Your Card. The Primary Cardholder may reload your Card up to four (4) times per week. The minimum load amount is $50.00 except for a load by direct deposit set up through the Website for which there is no minimum. The maximum load amount varies depending on the method of loading funds as follows: Cash, check or transfer from a Savings or Checking account at a CEFCU Member Center: $3,000.00; Cash advance from a credit or debit card at a CEFCU Member Center: $1,000.00; ACH transfer from a CEFCU Savings or Checking account on the Website: $500.00; Transfer from a credit or debit card on the Website: $500.00; Direct deposit set up through the Website: $5,000.00. FIS and CEFCU reserve the right to accept or reject any request to reload the Card. Loads are subject to appropriate anti-fraud verification. Certain delays may be required to assure funds are available for loads prior to crediting your Account and making funds available to you.
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Reloading Your Card. If we receive instruction from the party who provided you with the card to reload your card with additional funds, we will do so when we receive the cleared funds from this party. These funds will be available to spend using the card by the following business day. The frequency and the value of any future reloads are outside our control and are between you and the party who provided you with the card. You can top up your card using a debit or credit card (fees may apply, see Fees and Charges). This card must be in the same name and registered to the same address as the card you are topping up. You must not use a prepaid card. You can top up your card using the top-up function on the website, using our mobile app, or by text. If top up by text is made available to you, you need to have already registered your chosen debit or credit card and registered for text messaging. We will automatically debit the same card that you last used for top-up. When topping up, you will be advised of the minimum and maximum amount with which you may reload your card.
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Reloading Your Card. Your card can be reloaded by the government, local administration office or online through Interac online.
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