Transaction Receipts. Merchant will retain in a secure and confidential manner original or complete and legible copies of each Transaction Receipt, and each Credit Transaction Receipt required to be provided to Cardholders, for at least two years or longer if required by law or the Operating Rules. Merchant shall render all materials containing Cardholder Account Numbers unreadable prior to discarding.
Transaction Receipts. Depending on the location of an ATM, you may not be given the option to receive a receipt if your transaction is $15.00 or less. Upon completing a transaction of more than $15.00, you will receive a printed receipt documenting the transaction (unless you choose not to get a paper receipt). These receipts (or the transaction number given in place of the paper receipt) should be retained to verify that a transaction was performed. A receipt will be provided for any transaction of more than $15.00 made with your Debit Card at a Participating Merchant. If the transaction is $15.00 or less, the Participating Merchant is not required to provide a receipt.
Transaction Receipts. The Company will provide First Data a copy of any transaction receipts upon request.
Transaction Receipts. You can get a receipt at the time you make Transactions, except for Transactions you make by telephone, mail or via the internet. Receipts may not be provided for Purchases of fifteen dollars ($15) or less, or for Transactions performed outside the United States. Transactions will also be reflected on your Account statement. See also, Loss, Theft or Unauthorized Transactions below. Merchants generally maintain receipts of Transactions for twelve (12) months, which merchants are not required to provide unless requested in connection with fraud investigation or legal purposes. If you call Aspiration, we will attempt to obtain copies of drafts. If you request a copy of a sales draft, your Account may be charged as described in Section 2.6, plus the amount of any third party fees to obtain the sales draft.
Transaction Receipts. The Company will provide Fiserv a copy of any transaction receipts upon request.
Transaction Receipts. At the time a Card User uses a Card to make a purchase or make a payment at a Visa Merchant, to make a withdrawal at a Visa ATM, to obtain cash at a Division branch, or to obtain cash at any Visa Bank, the Card User may obtain a receipt for the transaction. Balance Information. Card Users may obtain information about the current available balance on their Card by calling the Division’s Customer Service from within the U.S. or 000-000-0000 from outside the U.S., by logging into the Division’s OnCard Website or mobile application, by using any Bank or Visa ATM, or by visiting a Division branch. Because not all transactions, fees, and charges are posted to the Card at the time they occur, the balance information obtained from any of these sources may not reflect immediately all transactions conducted or all fees to be charged to the Card.
Transaction Receipts. The monthly statement for the Connected Account will identify the merchant, financial institution or electronic terminal at which Card Withdrawals were made, but sales, cash advance, credit or other receipts cannot be returned with the statement. You will retain the copy of such receipts furnished at the time of the transaction in order to verify the monthly statement. We may make a reasonable charge for photocopies of slips you may request.
Transaction Receipts. A receipt should be received for each Card transaction. You agree to retain, verify, and reconcile Card transactions against those receipts.
Transaction Receipts. When you use an automated teller machine card at a specified automated teller machine for your card, you will receive a receipt of the transaction(s) initiated. This receipt will tell you: (a) the amount, (b) the calendar date of the transaction, (c) the type of transaction and type of consumer account to or from which the funds are transferred, (d) the number of the card which initiated the transaction, (e) the location of the automated teller machine, and (f) when applicable, the identification of any third party to or from whom funds are transferred.
