Additional Requirements for Completion of Electronic Commerce Transactions Sample Clauses

Additional Requirements for Completion of Electronic Commerce Transactions. Merchant must notify Bank in writing of its intent to accept Card Transactions over the Internet and obtain Bank approval prior to initiating the Transactions. Xxxxxxxx agrees to comply with the requirements of this Agreement and those requirements of the Payment Networks for each Card Transaction processed over the Internet. The Merchant shall take all steps necessary to ensure all credit Card information received and transmitted via the Internet is encrypted to meet Payment Network Secure Electronic Transaction (SET) standards. Additionally, each Internet Discover Network Card Transaction accepted by Merchant and submitted to Bank shall comply with Discover Network standards, including, without limitation, Discover Network standards governing the formatting, transmission, and encryption of data, referred to as the “designated protocol.” The designated protocol for the encryption of data is Secure Socket Layer (SSL). Merchant must not accept any Internet Card Transactions unless the Transaction is sent by an Internet browser that supports the protocol. Electronic Commerce Merchants must provide Bank with (1) the name of the company that issued their Digital Certificate; (2) their Digital Certificate Number; and (3) the expiration date of their Digital Certificate before engaging in any Internet commerce Transactions. In addition, the Electronic Commerce Indicator must be used to identify electronic commerce Transactions in the authorization request and clearing record. Penalties can be assessed for failure to use the correct Electronic Commerce Indicator. Xxxxxxxx agrees that for Internet Transactions, copies of Transaction records will be delivered to the Cardholder electronically or in paper format. Cardholder account numbers will not be transmitted to Cardholders for Internet purchases. Merchant may not store or maintain the 3-digit CVV2/CVC2/CID value obtained from a Cardholder. As to each Electronic Commerce Transaction, Merchant warrants to Bank that the person whose name is submitted to Bank as Cardholder either made or authorized another to make the purchase. Upon breach of this warranty, Bank may charge back the Transaction to Merchant. If Bank charges back the Transaction to Merchant, Merchant shall pay Bank the amount of the Transaction, any chargeback fee in the attached fee schedule, plus any Payment Network fine or assessment imposed on Bank. Bank may charge all such amounts to the Operating Account without prior notice to Merchant. If Merch...
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