Internet Transactions definition

Internet Transactions means any purchase of goods and/or services effected by the use of the Card via the Internet, telephone, fax or mail order or other electronic means as the Bank may from time to time determine;

Internet Transactions. You may activate your Card in MasterCard’s SecureCode® program at xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx. To complete transactions over the Internet, merchants may request your SecureCode® password to complete the transactions. If a password is not provided, or you do not successfully register with SecureCode®, the merchant may deny the transaction. If the password is incorrect, we may deny the transaction. You can select or change your password and view additional terms online at xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx and clicking on the SecureCode® links under the credit card page. You acknowledge and agree that if you disclose your SecureCode® password to another person, you are authorizing that person to transact on your Account.

Internet Transactions means both Internet Purchases and Internet Applications.

Examples of Internet Transactions in a sentence

• You may process Internet Transactions only if they have been encrypted by a Third Party Vendor acceptable to Elavon.

• For Internet Transactions, you will be responsible for (i) maintaining the integrity of data received, held, maintained, or sent across the internet or other communication channel; (ii) managing the telecommunications link; and (iii) payment of all power and telecommunication costs.

• The Second Tier Conflict Public Defender will submit a request for payment to the Counsel Administrator who will then recommend approval or denial of the request to the county through the county vouchering process.

• Retailer and Bank agree to cooperate in a commercially reasonable manner by committing systems and other resources, and by providing information with respect to the development, establishment and implementation of fraud mitigation strategies in connection with Internet Transactions.

• For Internet Transactions, it is also recommended that Merchant utilize the Verified by Visa and MasterCard SecureCode Cardholder authentication services.

• The Bank may at its sole discretion decline certain Internet Transactions by you in order to protect you from unauthorised and illegal use of account information by any person.

• For Internet Transactions, this can be in the form of an email from the Cardholder or an “I agree” option on Customer’s website which can be recorded and provided in the event of a dispute or Chargeback.

• ICT Infrastructure has influence on the volume of a nation’s Internet Transactions or on the number of e-business websites in a country [22].

• If You have indicated on the Application that You will be submitting Internet Transactions, You acknowledge that You have received and fully reviewed a copy of the CISP, PCI-DSS, SDP, DISC and other manuals related to the Data Security Regulations.

• Internet Transactions You generally can request purchases, exchanges and redemptions of Investor A Shares and Investor B Shares of the Portfolios on-line via the Internet after an account is opened.

More Definitions of Internet Transactions

Internet Transactions means such form of CNP Transactions were the Cardholder gives his Card details to the Merchant over the internet for the purpose of processing payment.

Internet Transactions or "Other Transactions" as defined below ("Voice Transactions").

Internet Transactions. You may activate your Card in MasterCard’s SecureCode® program at xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx. To complete transactions over the Internet, merchants may request your SecureCode® password to complete the transactions. If a password is not provided, or you do not successfully register with SecureCode®, the merchant may deny the transaction. If the password is incorrect, we may deny the transaction. You can select or change your password and view additional terms online at xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx and clicking on the SecureCode® links under the credit card page. You acknowledge and agree that if you disclose your SecureCode® password to another person, you are authorizing that person to transact on your Account. • You are in default or we have suspended, terminated, or canceled your Account; • The Convenience Check is not in the form we have issued to you; • Your signature or the payee’s name or endorsement is missing on the Convenience Check or the Convenience Check appears altered; or • Your Convenience Check is post-dated. Convenience Checks may be used only by the person(s) whose name(s) is/are printed on the check. You are responsible for all authorized use of Convenience Checks. You may not use Convenience Checks to make a payment on any other obligation you have with the Credit Union, including paying any amount that you owe us pursuant to this Agreement. Certain merchants may inform you of their intent to convert your Convenience Check payment to an electronic ACH debit. For mailed payments, this notification will be provided at the time you receive a bill. For payments made in person, this notification will be provided at the time payment is made. You understand and agree that Convenience Checks are ineligible for conversion to an ACH debit and if presented by a merchant to us for payment, we are required to reject and return the entry. Using Convenience Checks for payments to merchants who have notified you of their intent to convert your check to an ACH debit may result in merchant returned item fees and/or late charges. You further understand and agree that you may not attempt to authorize a one-time advance from your Account via ACH by providing check information (such as the routing, account, and serial numbers) to a merchant or other payee in person, via the Internet or by telephone for the purpose of having such merchant or other payee electronically initiate a funds transfer. The Credit Union will not be liable for any fees you incur as a result of the Credit Uni...

Internet Transactions means such form of CNP Transactions where the Cardholder gives his Card details to the Merchant over the Internet for the