Revoking Enterprise Certificates. If the Subscriber knows, has reason to believe, or should have understood that any unauthorised persons have acquired knowledge about the private key, the Subscriber shall immediately take steps to revoke the Enterprise Certificate. The Enterprise Certificate shall be revoked in the event of loss, misuse or suspected misuse. Failure to do so shall be regarded as coarse negligence. The Enterprise Certificate shall also be revoked if the information in the certificate is incorrect or inaccurate. For PSD2 QC eSeals, the certificate shall be revoked if the authorization to act as a PSP has been withdrawn, or any of the PSP roles included in the certificate has been withdrawn. Subscribers can submit revocation requests to Buypass’ revocation service by phone or by contacting the revocation service on Buypass Web. The Contract Signer and Authorised Subscriber Representatives may request certificate revocation on behalf of the Subscriber. If the Enterprise Certificate has been suspended the Subscriber may contact Buypass to have it unsuspended or revoked. Suspended Enterprise Certificates will be revoked 30 days after revocation. The Subscriber shall stop using the private key immediately when: the information in the Enterprise Certificate is incorrect or invalid it is suspected or demonstrated that the private key has been subject to misuse or has been compromised the Enterprise Certificate has expired the Enterprise Certificate has been revoked or suspended If it is suspected or demonstrated that the private key has been subject to misuse or has been compromised, the Subscriber shall immediately comply with Buypass' instructions on the use of private keys and Enterprise Certificates. The loss of a private key implies that the Subscriber must apply for a new Enterprise Certificate.
Revoking Enterprise Certificates. Xxxxxxx may decide to revoke an Enterprise Certificate if the Subscriber fails to comply with the terms and conditions contained in this agreement or if the certificate is used for illegal activities such as phishing or fraud, or is otherwise misused. If Buypass is made aware that important information in the certificate is incorrect or inaccurate or the Subscriber no longer exists, the Subscriber will be notified and the Enterprise Certificate will be revoked. Buypass may revoke PSD2 QC eSeals based on revocation requests from an NCA identified in the certificate in case the Subscriber (PSP) has lost its authorization to act as a PSP or any PSP role in the certificate has been withdrawn.
