SECURITY AND UNAUTHORISED USE Sample Clauses

SECURITY AND UNAUTHORISED USE. 6.1 The Customer acknowledges that the PIN selected acts as an authorized signature and authorizes and validates instructions given just as an actual written signature does. 6.2 The Customer should ensure that no one can see them physically inputting the PIN. The PIN should not be written anywhere. The Customer is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of a PIN and agrees not to disclose the PIN to anyone, including any Merchant Agent or employee of NCB or anyone claiming to represent NCB or NCB Customer Care Centre or to someone giving assistance on a technical helpdesk in connection with the service. NCB employees do not need a Customer’s PIN for any reason whatsoever. 6.3 A Customer who allows a third party to have access to a PIN does so at their own risk. Where a Customer allows a third party to have access to the PIN and the Mobile Money Account is compromised, NCB is not liable for any loss suffered by the Customer. 6.4 NCB shall not be held liable for any loss incurred by information disclosed/exchanged when carrying out an instruction from a Customer in respect of transactions between a Mobile Money Account and linked bank account, and NCB is fully indemnified and held harmless by the Customer in the same respect. 6.5 The Customer is responsible for protecting their Mobile Phone, devices or computer against computer viruses and other malware when they are used to access the Website and or their Mobile Money Account . NCB is not liable for any computer program or code, virus or malware and the Customer indemnifies NCB against any claims made in this regard.
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SECURITY AND UNAUTHORISED USE. 4.4.1. Only one PIN Number shall be linked to a Customer’s Account. 4.4.2. Only the Customer shall be authorized to use the Mobile number linked to the Customer’s Account and the PIN Number. 4.4.3. The Customer shall be responsible for the safekeeping and proper use of his Mobile Equipment, PIN Number, and for all transactions that take place on account of using of the PIN Number.
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SECURITY AND UNAUTHORISED USE. 9.1 You are responsible for the safekeeping and proper use of your Mobile Equipment, for keeping your PIN and Secret Word and for all Transactions that take place on your account using your PIN. 9.2 Your Secret Word will be used to confirm your identity when you call the Call Centre, but you must not disclose your PIN to any person including the staff at the Customer Care Centre.
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SECURITY AND UNAUTHORISED USE. 9.1. Only one PIN Number can be linked to your Account at any time. 9.2. Only you may use your Mobile Phone and PIN Number. 9.3. You are responsible for the safekeeping and proper use of your Mobile Equipment, for keeping your PIN and Secret Word and for all Transactions that take place on your account using your PIN. 9.4. Your Secret Word will be used to confirm your identity when you call the Call Centre, but you must not disclose your PIN to any person including the staff at the Customer Care Centre.
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SECURITY AND UNAUTHORISED USE. 1.10.1 The Customer is responsible for the safekeeping and proper use of MyCash Card and for keeping their PIN secret. 1.10.2 MyCash shall presume that all transactions done on the Customer’s account using the Customer PIN are done by the Customer. MyCash shall not be liable for any loss suffered by the Customer if the Customer PIN is accessed or used by someone else. 1.10.3 The Customer must notify MyCash by calling +000000000000, email: xxxxxxx@xxxx.xx.xx or visit the nearest MyCash Kiosk when the Customer discovers that their MyCash card or lost or stolen. 1.10.4 The Customer is responsible for all transactions including the charges in respect of transactions done before the Customer blocks their MyCash Card. The Customer cannot claim money back from MyCash. The Customer indemnifies MyCash in full against any claims made in respect of such transactions.
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SECURITY AND UNAUTHORISED USE. 7.1 You assume the full responsibility for the security, safekeeping and proper use of your Device and your Access Code(s) and for all Transactions that take place on your Account using your Access Code(s). 7.2 You are responsible for keeping your password, Access Code(s) and Online Account information confidential. In order to protect yourself against fraud, you should adhere to the following guidelines: i) Do not give out your account information, Password, or User ID; ii) Do not leave your device unattended while you are logged in the Bank’s platform; iii) Never leave your account information within range of others; and iv) Do not send privileged account information (account number, Password, etc.) in any public or general e-mail system. 7.3 The Bank will not be responsible if your Account is accessed or compromised because you fail to keep your Access Code(s) secure. You hereby undertake to indemnify us against any claims made for such Transactions. If you dispute that any purchase or withdrawal debited to your Account was authorised by you. We are entitled to assume that your instructions processed through the app are genuine when your Access Code(s) has been used. 7.4 You must ensure to keep your SIM card and mobile phone in secure/safe custody at all times. You will be solely responsible for the consequences in case you fail to adhere to this condition and/or in case of any authorised use of your mobile phone or SIM card. 7.5 At your own risk, you may send the Bank pre-recorded voice telephonic instructions on which the Bank will ably honor. The Bank will not be liable for acting on instructions sent through this medium originating from availed phone number and quoting your Access Code. 7.6 You have the sole responsibility to report any compromise of your Access Code(s) to us without delay through our CCC or your branch. Identity verification will be followed to prevent someone else from impersonating you. 7.7 The Bank will proceed to disable your Access Code(s), on receipt of this notification therefore all transactions/ instructions not yet executed will effective immediately be suspended. This notwithstanding, the Bank may exercise its rights under clause 4 of this Agreement.
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SECURITY AND UNAUTHORISED USE. 3.1 You are responsible for the safekeeping and proper use of your mobile phone, access code/PIN and for all Transactions that take place on your Account using your PIN. We are not responsible if your account is accessed or compromised because you fail to keep your access code/pin safe. You hereby undertake to indemnify us against any claims made for such Transactions. If you dispute that any purchase or withdrawal debited to your Account was authorised by you, you will have to prove that it was not authorized by you. 3.2 We can accept your voice telephonic instructions without your written confirmation. This will be recorded and used as your confirmation to authorise us to follow your instructions. We will ask security related questions to confirm your identity when you phone our CCC to ensure your identity. 3.3 You are responsible for protecting your mobile phone against viruses when you use the Internet to access our website and Internet banking facilities. 3.4 You must report any compromise of your access code/pin to us without delay through our CCC or your branch. Identity verification will be followed to prevent someone else from impersonating you. 3.5 When you notify us to disable your access code, we are entitled to: 3.5.1 Reject all instructions received after such notifications. 3.5.2 Suspend the processing of all instructions not yet executed. 3.5.3 Reverse (if possible) all executed transactions with effect from such date and time as we may reasonable determine the unauthorized use to have. 3.5.4 Deactivate the access code/PIN without further notice. 3.6 Do not disclose an access code to any person including a member of our staff or CCC.
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SECURITY AND UNAUTHORISED USE. 11.1. Depending on the service type, you may be provided with a temporary PIN during registration for the service in the first instance and will be asked to change the PIN before subsequent transactions. This PIN is mandatory for the use of all Hobbiton features in such a manner that no transaction could be affected without entering and validating this PIN. You have three [3] attempts to enter the right PIN;. If you enter the wrong PIN on your third attempt the Account may be locked.
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SECURITY AND UNAUTHORISED USE. 9.1 Only one MOBILE MONEY PIN can be linked to your Account at any time. 9.2 Only you may use your Mobile Phone and MOBILE MONEY PIN. 9.3 You are responsible for the safekeeping and proper use of your Mobile Equipment, for keeping your MOBILE MONEY PIN and for all Transactions that take place on your Account using your MOBILE MONEY PIN.
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