Debit Network definition

Debit Network means a network upon which transactions linked to checking or savings accounts are routed.
Debit Network is an online data processing system used to support PIN based Card Transactions.
Debit Network means those debit networks determined by Processor through which debit transactions submitted by Merchant may be routed by Processor from time-to-time.

Examples of Debit Network in a sentence

  • Bank, at its discretion, may require that the most restrictive requirements of one Debit Network apply to all of Merchant’s On-line Debit Card Transactions, regardless of Card type.

  • All returns shall be processed in accordance with your normal procedures except that you or Cardholder shall not attempt to reverse a previously approved POS transaction unless otherwise permitted in accordance with the Debit Network Rules.

  • You will, on request of the Debit Network, cooperate fully with the Debit Network and the Card issuing participant in order that the participant may comply with the error resolution procedures.

  • Audits will meet Debit Network standards, and the results will be made available to the Debit Network.

  • Upon request of a Debit Network, processor, Processor, or Member Bank, you will retrieve and forward to Processor or Member Bank, within the time frame required, either the original or a readable copy of the terminal journal tape or duplicate transaction receipt for the transaction in question and, if requested, will give the Debit Network such information from such transaction records as it requests by telephone.

  • You must display Visa, MasterCard, Discover Network and any other applicable Card issuer, Debit Network and EBT Network decals and program marks on promotional materials that Processor furnishes, including, if applicable, the JCB, CUP, DCI and/or Electron symbol, in equal prominence near the point-of-sale devices and as otherwise required by the Rules.

  • Merchant will permit and will pay all expenses of periodic examination and audit of functions related to each Debit Network, at such frequency as the applicable Debit Network deems appropriate.

  • You agree to pay Processor or Member Bank for any Debit Network fees, fines or charges imposed on you, Processor or Member Bank.

  • If Processor or Member Bank elects, at its discretion, to take action on reversals after the Debit Network time limits have expired, such action shall be done at additional cost.

  • If Merchant allows Cardholders to initiate cashback transactions, Merchant must transmit to the Debit Network for each cashback transaction initiated at Merchant’s location, the following information in its transaction message: (i) the amount of cashback given to the Cardholder pursuant to the POS transaction; and (ii) Whether the POS transactions involved the issuance of scrip to the cardholder.


More Definitions of Debit Network

Debit Network means the telecommunications and processing system of a shared electronic funds transfer network.
Debit Network means the any regional or national debit network which routes PIN-based transactions through Bank and with respect to which Bank is either a direct or sponsored member.
Debit Network is an online data processing system that is accepted by Bank for the processing of certain debit transactions, such as, but not limited to, Accel, AFFN, Interlink, Maestro, NYCE, Pulse, Shazam and Star.

Related to Debit Network

  • Card Network means Visa U.S.A., Inc., MasterCard International, Inc., American Express Travel Related Services Company, Inc., DFS Services LLC (the owner of Discover) and their affiliates, or any other payment networks approved by Bank that provide Cards accepted by Merchant.

  • Local Area Network or “LAN” means the infrastructure that enables the ability to transfer IP services within Sites (including data, voice and video conferencing services).

  • Network means the participating providers described in the Provider Directory.

  • Computer network means the interconnection of hardwire or wireless communication lines with a computer through remote terminals, or a complex consisting of 2 or more interconnected computers.