Common use of Storing Card Data Clause in Contracts

Storing Card Data. If Merchant is inclined to retain paper or electronic Sales Drafts or Credit Vouchers, Merchant may only do so if (i) Sales Drafts or Credit Vouchers contain only Cardholder account information permitted to be retained by Merchant as mandated by the Rules; (ii) any type of electronic storage is maintained in strict accordance with the PCI-DSS on a PA-DSS certified system;

Storing Card Data. If Merchant is inclined to retain paper or electronic Sales Drafts or Credit Vouchers, Merchant may only do so if (i) Sales Drafts or Credit Vouchers contain only Cardholder Customer account information permitted to be retained by Merchant as mandated by the Rules; (ii) any type of electronic storage is maintained in strict accordance with the PCI-DSS on a PA-DSS certified system;; (iii) Sales Drafts or Credit Vouchers which no longer bear an importance are properly destroyed in a manner which renders the data unreadable and unrecoverable.

Storing Card Data. If Merchant is inclined to retain paper or electronic Sales Drafts or Credit Vouchers, Merchant may only do so if (i) Sales Drafts or Credit Vouchers contain only Cardholder account information permitted to be retained by Merchant as mandated by the Rules; (ii) any type of electronic storage is maintained in strict accordance with the PCI-DSS on a PA-DSS certified system;; (ii) Sales Drafts or Credit Vouchers which no longer bear an importance are properly destroyed in a manner which renders the data unreadable and unrecoverable.

Storing Card Data. If Merchant is inclined to retain paper or electronic Sales Drafts or Credit Vouchers, Merchant may only do so if (i) Sales Drafts or Credit Vouchers contain only Cardholder account information permitted to be retained by Merchant as mandated by the Rules; (ii) any type of electronic storage is maintained in strict accordance with the PCI-DSS on a PA-DSS certified system;; (iii) Sales Drafts or Credit Vouchers which no longer bear an importance are properly destroyed in a manner which renders the data unreadable and unrecoverable.