Card Fees definition

Card Fees means the Merchant’s discount rate and the other fees that Merchant is obliged to pay that are based on Card Association fees or rates, as set out in the Fee Schedule under the heading “Merchant Discount Rate Program”.

Card Fees means the fees that the Purchaser shall pay to the Selected Bidder for every smart card procured or issued, as the case may be, as defined.

Card Fees means any one time, periodical or regular fees that may be levied by the Client to Cardholders and deducted from Card Funds.

Examples of Card Fees in a sentence

• The full amount of any such pass-through Card Fees incurred in any month will be set out on the Merchant monthly statement.

• Merchant shall be liable to pay for the full month’s Card Fees and Other Fees even if the Services are terminated before the end of the month for any reason.

• Merchant understands that it is solely responsible for the full amount levied by a Card Association for any Card Fees listed on the Fee Schedule as “Pass-through” and that the Servicers will not be responsible for any portion of these amounts.

• In exchange for the Services, Merchant promises to pay Servicers the Card Fees and the Other Fees.

• The combined total of your Card Fees, including the Merchant Discount Rate and any Interchange Differential that applied to your Transactions in any month will appear on the Merchant monthly statement.

• Merchant agrees that the Card Fees will be debited from the Settlement Account and the Other Fees will be debited from the Service Account in accordance with Section 13 of this Agreement.

• There may be a fee associated with a Replacement Card (see Card Fees above).

• Credit Card Fees are a minimum of the Transaction Fee or the Credit Card Fee whichever is greater.

• Our website, telephone number and address are included in the List of All Virtual Card Fees.

• The Card Fees and Charges Schedule accompanying these Conditions show the fees and Annual Finance Charge Rates applicable to your Card.

More Definitions of Card Fees

Card Fees means the fees that the Purchaser shall pay to the Selected Bidder

Card Fees means the interchange fee and assessments charged by a Card Organisation. This fee will increase or decrease as a result of changes in the fees or assessments set by the various card organisations from time to time.

Card Fees mean all fees owed by Cardholder and debited against the balance of a Card, including as applicable, dormancy fees and fees for replacing a lost, stolen or damaged Card, as approved by CBKC in accordance with Section 2.4 and set forth in the Card Fee Schedule for each Program.

Card Fees means any and all fees imposed by EZI Debit, PayPal or another payment platform in relation to Us charging the Card as described in clause 4.2, including but not limited to the EZI Debit fee of $14.80 for each attempt to charge the Card as described in clause 4.2.3.

Card Fees means the NCMC card fees for a maximum of Rs. 100/- which shall be charged by the Bidder directly from the user for every NCMC card procured or issued, as the case may be, as defined in Clause 8.1(3). Further, the Selected Bidder should pay the incentive to the conductors or any other person to authorize the issue of card through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) as a part of monthly settlement.

Card Fees or “Service Fee”: Means any charges payable by a Customer/Cardholder to the Bank in respect of a Card from time to time including, without limitation, the amount incurred by the Customer/Cardholder on all Card Transactions, service charges, issuance, renewal, balance transfers and replacement fees. • “Personal Identification Number (PIN) “: Means the Card’s secret special number delivered by the Bank to the Customer in a sealed envelope.