Responsibilities of Merchant Sample Clauses

Responsibilities of Merchant. Merchant is responsible to comply with the following regarding Merchant’s use of the Data Protection Service: (a) Merchant is required to comply with the Rules, including taking all steps required to comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (“PCI DSS”). Merchant must ensure that all third parties and software use by Merchant in connection with Merchant’s payment processing is compliant with PCI DSS. Use of the Data Protection Service will not cause Merchant to be compliant or eliminate Merchant’s obligations to comply with PCI DSS or any other Rule. Merchant must demonstrate and maintain Merchant’s current PCI DSS compliance certification. Compliance must be validated either by a Qualified Security Assessor with corresponding Report on Compliance or by successful completion of the applicable PCI DSS Self-Assessment Questionnaire or Report on Compliance, as applicable, and if applicable to Merchant’s business, passing quarterly network scans performed by an Approved Scan Vendor, all in accordance with the Rules and PCI DSS. (b) Use of the Data Protection Service is not a guarantee against an unauthorized breach of Merchant’s systems or point-of-sale devices (collectively, “Merchant’s Systems”). (c) Merchant must deploy the Data Protection Service (including implementing any upgrades to such service within a commercially reasonable period of time after receipt of such upgrades) throughout Merchant’s Systems, including replacing existing Card numbers on Merchant’s Systems with Tokens. Full Card numbers must never be retained, whether in electronic form or hard copy. (d) Merchant must use the Token in lieu of the Card number for ALL activities subsequent to receipt of the authorization response associated with the transaction, including without limitation, settlement processing, retrieval processing, chargeback and adjustment processing and transaction reviews. (e) Any point of sale device, gateway and/or value added reseller “VAR” use by Merchant in connection with the Data Protection Service must be certified for use with the Data Protection Service. (f) If Merchant sends or receives batch files containing completed Card transaction information to/from NMS, Merchant must use the service provided by NMS or its third party providers to enable such files to contain only Tokens or truncated information. (g) Merchant must use truncated report viewing and data extract creation within reporting tools provided by NMS. (h) Merchant is required to...
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Responsibilities of Merchant. (a) The Merchant is responsible to ensure all of the information and data disclosed and provided by the Merchant to the Acquirer is true, accurate and complete and will give one (1) week notice before any change is effected (including but not limited to any change of the Merchant's information). (b) The Merchant shall not obtain the Acquirer's Services in the name of the Merchant for any other party, or make use of the payment interface provided by the Acquirer for performing any commercial or non-commercial services for other websites or enterprises. (c) The Merchant is responsible to ensure it will properly use the Acquirer's transaction management system provided by the Acquirer and shall ensure its system meets the software requirements and service process provided by the Acquirer with respect to order handling and goods delivery or service provision, which may be updated from time to time. In particular, the Merchant shall facilitate the provision of the Acquirer's Services as described in Schedule 1 at its own cost. The Acquirer will not be responsible for any loss or damages due to the malfunction of the Merchant's own system. (d) The Merchant represents it is solely liable for the complaints, goods rejections, and disputes arising out of the illegal, false, outdated or incomplete transaction information contained on the Merchant's Platform and defects and poor quality of Products.
Responsibilities of Merchant. 2.1. Equipment, Data lines, and Installation Costs for Merchant accepting Debit Account payment for deliveries to on-campus locations. Merchant will not be required to furnish any special equipment or data lines in connection with processing Debit Account payments for Merchant’s sales delivered to a University Residence Facility.
Responsibilities of Merchant. Xxxxxxxx is responsible to comply with the following regarding Xxxxxxxx’s use of the Data Protection Service: (a) Merchant is required to comply with the Network Rules, including taking all steps required to comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (“PCI DSS”). Merchant must ensure that all third parties and software use by Merchant in connection with Merchant’s payment processing is compliant with PCI DSS. Use of the Data Protection Service will not cause Merchant to be compliant or eliminate Merchant’s obligations to comply with PCI DSS or any other Network Rule. Merchant must demonstrate and maintain Merchant’s current PCI DSS compliance certification. Compliance must be validated either by a Qualified Security Assessor with corresponding Report on Compliance or by successful completion of the applicable PCI DSS Self- Assessment Questionnaire or Report on Compliance, as applicable, and if applicable to Merchant’s business, passing quarterly network scans performed by an Approved Scan Vendor, all in accordance with Network Rules and PCI DSS.
Responsibilities of Merchant. The responsibilities of Merchant are set forth below and elsewhere in this Agreement. a. Merchant will accept for processing any transaction initiated by one of its customers using a Gift Card pursuant to the Services without discrimination with regard to the customer who initiated the transaction or the Gift Card Equipment at which the transaction was initiated. Gift Cards may only be used to purchase goods or services of Merchant. Gift Cards shall not be exchangeable for cash except where required by law. b. Merchant will maintain all transaction records and other records required by law or regulation to be maintained in connection with the operation of the Gift Card Equipment or the Program. Merchant will download and store any all Gift Card transaction reports for future reference. In the event that Merchant needs a report for a period past sixty (60) days, Company may provide such requested report to Merchant at a fee to be determined by the Company. c. Merchant will make its personnel and records available to Company, its agents and subcontractors, all within such time and in such forms or manner as may be reasonably necessary to enable Company to perform the Services promptly and in an efficient manner. d. Merchant shall be responsible, at its sole cost and expense, for the sale and other distribution of Gift Cards to Gift Card Holders and for any marketing or advertising of the Program. e. Merchant shall obtain, operate and maintain, at its sole cost and expense, all Gift Card Equipment required to enable Merchant to electronically transmit Gift Card Data in accordance with Company’s specifications from all Designated Locations to the Database. f. Merchant is solely responsible for obtaining authorization in advance of each transaction. Merchant is solely responsible for any losses it may incur in conducting transactions when an authorization is not obtained, including, without limitation, transactions conducted when the Database or the Gift Card Equipment is not in service. Merchant assumes all risk of erroneous or fraudulently obtained authorizations, unless such erroneous or fraudulently obtained authorization is caused directly by Company. Merchant understands and agrees that an authorization by Company only indicates the availability of sufficient value on a Gift Card account at the time of authorization and does not warrant that the person presenting the Gift Card or Gift Card Number is authorized to use such Gift Card or Gift Card Number. Me...
Responsibilities of Merchant. (a) Information Accuracy & Changes. Xxxxxxxx is responsible for ensuring that all of its information disclosed to BBMSL in connection with this Agreement, is materially true, accurate and complete. Xxxxxxxx will promptly inform Xxxxxx of any action or event of which it becomes aware that has the effect of making materially inaccurate, any of Merchant’s representations or warranties, (b) Merchant’s Own Use/Fraud Prevention. Merchant will only use the Alipay Services for its own business operations and in such manner as stated in this Agreement. Merchant will ensure that the Alipay Services are not used for any purpose of account top-up, account transfer or any other purpose that is solely related to funds transfer without an underlying Transaction. (c) Transaction Management. Merchant, including any of Merchant’s computer software programs, software development kits (SDK) or service procedures, will use the Alipay Platform in accordance with this Agreement and will ensure its system meets the software requirements and service process provided by Alipay with respect to order handling and goods delivery or service provision, which may be updated from time to time. BBMSL will not be responsible for any loss or damages due to the malfunction of Xxxxxxxx’s own system. (d) Alipay User Disputes. Merchant will be solely liable for dealing with Xxxxxx Users in relation to complaints or rejections of Products initiated by such Alipay Users.
Responsibilities of Merchant a) The Merchant shall use the Services only for its own account, for its own business purposes and shall not obtain the Services in the name of the Merchant for any other party, or make use of the payment interface provided by the Acquirer for performing any commercial or non-commercial services for other websites or enterprises. b) The Merchant represents it is solely liable for the complaints, goods rejections, and disputes arising out of the illegal, false, outdated or incomplete transaction information, defects and poor quality of Products.
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Responsibilities of Merchant. Merchant shall: a) honor all valid Comdata Payment Methods tendered for use with any services offered by Merchant and process Comdata Payment Methods for Comdata account holder customers for transactions initiated at Merchant locations; b) refrain from any active sales effort to convert customers of Comdata to any other third party billing, debit or credit program, or any active effort to convert such customers to an in-house open account or billing program/system; provided, however, that it is understood that this Section 3(b) does not restrict or prohibit Merchant from maintaining its own billing, debit or credit programs/systems and, provided, further, that Merchant may participate in the billing, debit or credit programs of other third party billing service companies. Additionally, this Section 3(b) shall not be construed to restrict or prohibit Merchant from identifying and engaging trucking companies using criteria other than being a Comdata customer for the marketing, promotion and sales by Merchant of Merchant’s various billing, debit or credit programs/systems or acceptance of other billing, debit or credit systems at Merchant, and in any case, the foregoing does not prohibit Merchant from accepting the request of a Comdata customer to use or convert to a Merchant billing, debit or credit program/system or other service or system or acceptance of another third party billing, debit or credit system on that customer’s behalf; c) make available to Comdata’s customers its lowest posted cash price for the services and products provided by Merchant [***]; d) levy no surcharges on any Comdata payment method [***]; e) retain receipts of Comdata card based transactions [***] and provide Comdata with a copy of any such receipt upon reasonable request; f) pay to Comdata the fees set forth in Schedule A, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference; g) [***] h) permit publication of information concerning Merchant including the name, location, and type of products and services offered, as updated from time to time.
Responsibilities of Merchant. Merchant is responsible for the accuracy and authenticity of all data provided to Alipay. Merchant is responsible to ensure all of its information disclosed to Alipay in connection with this Agreement for Alipay Service, is true, accurate and complete and will give one (1) week notice before any change is effected. Merchant shall not obtain Alipay’s services in the name of Merchant for any other party, or make use of the payment interface provided by Alipay for performing any commercial or non-commercial services for other websites or enterprises. Merchant is responsible to ensure it will properly use Alipay’s transaction management system provided by Alipay and shall ensure its system meets the software requirements and service process provided by Alipay with respect to order handling and goods delivery or service provision, which may be updated from time to time. In particular, Merchant shall facilitate the provision of Service as described in Schedule A at its own costs through keeping the relevant software and hardware of cashiers (including but not limited to Spot Payment scanner, physical circuits or networks) in a good operational condition and well-linking Alipay’s software system. Alipay will not be responsible for any loss or damages due to the malfunction of Merchant/sub-merchant’s own system. Merchant shall be solely liable for the complaints, goods rejections, and disputes arising out of the illegal, false, outdated or incomplete transaction information contained on Merchant’s Platform and defects and poor quality of Products.
Responsibilities of Merchant. 3.1. MERCHANT shall set up an interface to connect their website to PPPL to allow payments using DRAGONPAY. Unless otherwise agreed upon, MERCHANT shall shoulder the cost of hardware, software development, routers/modems, leased lines for production and testing/back-up purposes, and other items that may be necessary to connect the MERCHANT system to the DRAGONPAY service. 3.2. MERCHANT agrees that the DRAGONPAY service will be used solely for the website, products, and services as defined in Schedule 2. Should changes to these details be necessary, MERCHANT must inform and get clearance in writing from PPPL. Failure to do so may warrant a suspension or termination of the DRAGONPAY service by PPPL after proper investigation and notice to MERCHANT. 3.3. MERCHANT is prohibited from using the service to receive payments for narcotics; unauthorized gaming; objectionable sexual materials such as child pornography; products infringing on any third party's copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret or other property rights or rights of publicity or privacy; or any other products or services prohibited by law. MERCHANT agree that damages incurred by PPPL as a result of these activities, including fines and other related legal expenses, will be payable by MERCHANT. 3.4. MERCHANT shall adopt the PPPL cut-off time, as described in Provision 2.3, for the purpose of transaction reporting, settlement and reconciliation. 3.5. In case there is a need to credit back a CLIENT’s account due to an erroneous payment or fraud, MERCHANT agrees to PPPL deducting the contested amount from the unsettled transactions to MERCHANT. If the unsettled transactions are insufficient to cover the amount to be credited back, MERCHANT agrees to pay PPPL the amount due immediately upon demand. 3.6. MERCHANT shall commit and ensure correct application of payment of customers. MERCHANT shall shoulder the risk and legal consequences of non- delivery or erroneous delivery of product/service, non-application or erroneous application of payment, or erroneous advice to refund. 3.7. MERCHANT shall set up a Help Desk that will handle all of its customer queries and complaints relating to the online purchase of products/services and payment via DRAGONPAY. MERCHANT should clearly indicate the contact details of the Help Desk in its website. The contact details should include the office address, email address and telephone numbers at the minimum. 3.8. MERCHANT shall shoulder the financial risk of error or ...
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