Qpass definition

Qpass means Qpass, Inc., ATTWS's vendor for e-Wallet functionality and limited agent with respect to the receipt of Transaction Data.

Examples of Qpass in a sentence

  • LICENSOR will integrate into the AT&T designated billing platform and/or Vendor (currently Qpass for Direct ▇▇▇▇ Customers) and use the Qpass Product ID structure.

  • Cingular may verify the Motricity transaction logs using the Cingular and/or Qpass transaction logs.

  • Upon the purchase of any Information Service by the End User from Telenav channels — including those residing in Information Service — that use DirectBill Purchase API, Telenav shall use the Purchase API to provision Qpass with the subscription records.

  • In the event of a dispute regarding the Degradation percentage, Cingular will provide Motricity the Cingular and/or Qpass transaction logs for a joint review to resolve the dispute.

  • ATTWS may share the terms of this Addendum with Qpass so that Qpass may properly perform the administration of payment for e-Wallet transactions.

  • Settlement will be made in accordance with Qpass billing and remittance policies in effect from time to time, which policies will be provided by ATTWS to Content Provider.

  • Content Provider covenants and agrees not to bring any claims directly against ATTWS with respect to the Qpass System.

  • The e-Wallet is powered by the Qpass commerce system for verifying credentials and managing FORM: e-Wallet Addendum (Digital Goods)-020418 ---------------- * Certain information on this page has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

  • Content Provider will perform the necessary integration efforts as defined in the User Documentation to enable the e-Wallet, including but not limited to (a) the insertion and maintenance of a Qpass "buy link" within the Content Provider Mobile Channel linking to the e-Wallet platform and (b) completion of the Content Provider Worksheet for product and pricing data required for the e-Wallet platform.

  • If a Content Provider offering does not achieve certification on its second submission, the Content Provider must contract with Qpass for professional service assistance at the then-prevailing rates.