Pound definition
Examples of Pound in a sentence
When we talk about “usual wallet order” in the table below, we mean that if you don’t have enough of the relevant currency on your card to cover your transaction, the card will automatically select the next available currency wallet to make a payment, in the following order: Pound Sterling, Euros, US Dollars, Australian Dollars, Canadian Dollars, New Zealand Dollars, South African Rand, Turkish Lira, Swiss Francs and Emirati Dirhams.
You can get the balance on your card back in Pound Sterling or in a currency that you have on your card.
The foreign exchange rate used is the rate determined by Mastercard You are withdrawing cash at a cash machine or over the counter, and you don’t have enough of the currency available to withdraw cash and to cover the fee for cash machine withdrawals or over the counter fee We’ll charge the Pound Sterling fee for cash machine withdrawals or cash over the counter fee (whichever is applicable) and convert it in the usual wallet order.
The foreign exchange rate will be the Mastercard foreign exchange rate Inactivity fee You don’t have enough Pound Sterling currency available We’ll convert the inactivity fee into a non- Pound Sterling currency on your card in the usual wallet order.
Your bank or building society may apply their own exchange rate to convert the amount into Pound Sterling if you choose to get the balance on your card in a currency other than Pound Sterling.