USING A MOBILE WALLET Sample Clauses

USING A MOBILE WALLET. A mobile wallet permits you to embed your Card within a supported Mobile Device, and use your credentials to complete transactions using your account through a mobile application (“Mobile Wallet”). Mobile Wallet is a service that requires merchants to support specific point- of-sale hardware and software, and you may not be able to use Mobile Wallet at all locations where your Card is normally accepted. The Bank makes no warranty or representation that you will be able to use your Card through Mobile Wallet at all merchants. Mobile Wallets differ in their technology, functions and security procedures, so you must follow the instructions of the Mobile Wallet provider when you enroll in Mobile Wallet. Some Mobile Wallet providers may require you to download and install a mobile application (“App”) required to run the Mobile Wallet. To authorize a transaction you will need to use a biometric security feature (such as a fingerprint or facial recognition), special PIN and/or similar security feature depending on the type of Mobile Wallet. Purchases made using Mobile Wallet are, except as provided below, subject to the same terms and restrictions as purchases made using your Card.
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USING A MOBILE WALLET. A mobile wallet permits you to embed your eligible debit or credit card within a supported Mobile Device, and use your credentials to complete transactions using your Account through a mobile application (“Mobile Wallet”). Mobile Wallet is a service that requires merchants to support specific POS hardware, and you may not be able to use Mobile Wallet at all locations where your card is normally accepted. We make no warranty or representation that you will be able to use your card through Mobile Wallet at all merchants. Mobile Wallets differ in their technology, functions and security procedures, so you must follow the instructions of the Mobile Wallet provider when you enroll in Mobile Wallet. Some Mobile Wallet providers may require you to download and install a mobile application required to run the Mobile Wallet. To authorize a transaction, you will need to use a biometric fingerprint security feature, special PIN and/or similar security feature depending on the type of Mobile Wallet. Purchases made using Mobile Wallet are, except as provided below, subject to the same terms and restrictions as purchases made using your card.
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  • MOBILE DATA COMPUTERS 20 1. As part of the law enforcement services to be provided to CITY, COUNTY 21 has provided, or will provide, mobile data computers (hereinafter called 22 “MDCs”) that are or will be mounted in patrol vehicles and motorcycles, 23 designated by COUNTY for use within CITY limits.

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  • wire HDSL-Compatible Loop This is a designed Loop that meets Carrier Serving Area (CSA) specifications, may be up to 12,000 feet long and may have up to 2,500 feet of bridged tap (inclusive of Loop length). It may be a 2-wire or 4-wire circuit and will come standard with a test point, OC, and a DLR.

  • Searchable Whois Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement, Registry Operator must offer a searchable Whois service compliant with the requirements described in Section 1.10 of Specification 4 of this Agreement. Registry Operator must make available the services only to authenticated users after they logged in by supplying proper credentials (i.e., user name and password). Registry Operator must issue such credentials exclusively to eligible users and institutions that supply sufficient proof of their legitimate interest in this feature (e.g., law enforcement agencies).

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