Common use of SALES TRANSMITTALS Clause in Contracts

SALES TRANSMITTALS. Merchant will retain a copy of the sales transmittal for the completed transaction and other evidence of each transaction in accordance with the Rules for 25 months or such longer period as the Rules may require. Within two business days after the transaction date, two business days after the delivery of merchandise for a delayed merchandise delivery, or such shorter time set forth in the Rules, Merchant will provide all sales transaction records (or credit vouchers) to Vantage. Within three business days of Vantage’s request, Merchant will produce and provide to Vantage copies of all requested sales transmittals and other transaction evidence. In addition to other Chargeback rights set forth in this Agreement and in the Rules, Vantage may chargeback any transactions for which a copy of the sales transmittal and other evidence is not provided in accordance with this section. The preparation and delivery to Vantage by Merchant of transactions shall constitute an endorsement to Vantage by Merchant of each such transaction. Vantage may refuse to process any transaction which, in whole or in part, it could charge back to the Merchant. Vantage’s performance of the Services, including but not limited to any compliance case responses, interchange qualification, or transaction stand-in shall not affect Merchant’s obligations or liability under this Agreement.