Secure Code definition

Secure Code. : shall mean the security number printed on the Card, used to perform e-commerce transactions.

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Secure Code means a randomly generated code that we send to you to authenticate each At Risk Transaction. The Secure Code is sent to your Australian mobile phone number by SMS or an Australian landline telephone number by interactive voice response message. This form of authentication is in addition to your Internet Banking Password and Internet and Phone Banking Security Number.

Secure Code means your National Bank of Malawi Security Login information and the security details, passwords, personal identifiers and other details or codes required for you to access your account;

Examples of Secure Code in a sentence

• This Secure Code can also be changed by the Cardholder (Item 17.3.).

• For clarity, SCW will provide the Customer with a period of 14 days to respond to and or resolve any issues or concerns that Secure Code Warrior identifies in writing to the Customer, but the decision will otherwise be exercised by Secure Code Warrior in its absolute discussion.

• The PIN and the Secure Code will be disclosed only to the Cardholder.

• The programmes of the International Card Organisations providing such service are the MasterCard Secure Code and Verified by Visa.

• In the event of misuse of the Card online after learning the verification code from third parties and/or in case of payments with the Card to Merchants not involved in the MasterCard Secure Code or Verified by Visa programmes, Paynetics shall not be held liable and the losses incurred shall be covered by the Customer.

More Definitions of Secure Code

Secure Code means the one-time password (OTP), generated from the mbanking App and used by the Customer each time he accesses the Service or makes certain requests, give certain instructions or effects certain transactions.

Secure Code means a randomly generated code that we send to you to authenticate an At Risk Transaction.

Secure Code. Witness/Notary

Secure Code means a randomly generated code that we send to you to authenticate each “at risk” transaction. The Secure Code is sent to your Australian mobile phone by SMS or landline telephone number by interactive voice response message. This form of authentication is in addition to your Internet Banking Password and Internet and Phone Banking Security Number. Secure Code Service means our method of Two Factor Authentication where we send you a Secure Code to authenticate “at risk” transactions performed by you using Internet Banking. small business has the meaning adopted in the Banking Code. • ▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ terminals in Australia; • ATMs in Australia; • ATMs overseas bearing the scheme logo for your card; • Electronic funds transfer at point of sale (EFTPOS) terminals; • A contactless terminal; and • Any other authorised terminal or device connected to the Bank’s electronic banking system from time to time. third party payments means: • a payment made to a third party; or • a payment made to an account, in the name of the person authorising the payment, at another financial institution. Two Factor Authentication means a security authentication process in which a customer provides a financial institution with two types of identification information to authenticate their identity. The first type of identification information is a piece of information known to the customer. The second type of identification information is information sent by the financial institution to the customer’s physical device, e.g. a mobile phone or a landline phone.

Secure Code means Mastercard 3-D Secure programme.

Secure Code means MasterCard's Internet Authentication programme;

Secure Code means a randomly generated code that we send to you to authenticate an At Risk Transaction. The Secure Code is sent to your Australian mobile phone by SMS or landline telephone number by interactive