Applicable to Virtual Card Numbers Sample Clauses

Applicable to Virtual Card Numbers. Each Virtual Card Number that has been generated from a VPA Account expires on the date selected by the VPA User. Once expired, the Virtual Card Number can no longer be used and the VPA User will need to approve the generation of a new Virtual Card Number.
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Applicable to Virtual Card Numbers. For the purposes of this provision, “unauthorized generation or use” of a Virtual Card Number means generation of a Virtual Card Number by a Person, other than the VPA User, or use of a Virtual Card Number by a Person other than the Supplier to whom a Virtual Card Number has been issued, who does not have actual, implied or apparent authority for such generation or use, and which does not benefit the Customer, the VPA User or the Supplier. If a VPA Account is used in an unauthorized manner, such as if someone generates or uses a Virtual Card Number to make unauthorized Purchases or otherwise obtain the benefits of a Virtual Card Number or the VPA Account, the Customer will not be liable for those unauthorized Purchases provided that (i) the VPA User is able to establish, to the reasonable satisfaction of Royal Bank, that the VPA User has taken reasonable steps to protect the VPA Account and the Virtual Card Number(s) against unauthorized generation or use and to safeguard the Security Questions and Answers and other Security Devices in the manner set out in the Agreement, including these Commercial Card Program Service Materials, or as Royal Bank may otherwise advise VPA Users from time to time; and (ii) the VPA User fully cooperates with Royal Bank’s investigation. However, the Customer will remain fully liable for all Debt incurred in connection with an unauthorized generation or use of a Virtual Card Number if the VPA User (i) contributed to the unauthorized or fraudulent generation or use of the Virtual Card Number, or otherwise permitted access to the VPA Account, (ii) voluntarily disclosed the Security Questions and Answers (other than to the relevant Supplier) or other Security Devices, (iii) failed to cancel the Virtual Card Number or to inform Royal Bank promptly after suspecting that the Virtual Card Number has been lost or stolen, or that it remained unreceived by the Supplier, (iv) failed to cancel the Virtual Card Number or to inform Royal Bank promptly after suspecting that the Virtual Card Number has been intercepted and/or was being used by a Person other than the Supplier, or after suspecting that someone else may have known the VPA User’s Security Questions and Answers (other than the relevant Supplier) or other Security Devices, or (vi) allowed any other Person to generate or use the Virtual Card Number.
Applicable to Virtual Card Numbers. If (i) a Virtual Card Number is lost, stolen or has never been received by the Supplier after it has been generated by the VPA User, (ii) the VPA User suspects that the Virtual Card Number has been intercepted and/or is being used by a Person other than the Supplier, or (iii) the VPA User suspects that someone else may know the VPA User’s Security Questions and Answers (other than the relevant Supplier) or other Security Devices, the VPA User must cancel the Virtual Card Number in Visa Payables Automation immediately, and inform Royal Bank as soon as possible. Also, if Royal Bank suspects fraudulent use of a VPA Account or the unauthorized generation of Virtual Card Numbers, Royal Bank may cancel or block the Virtual Card Number and prevent its use without prior notice to the VPA User. Once the Virtual Card Number has been cancelled or blocked, the Customer will not be liable for any unauthorized use following such cancellation or blockage.
Applicable to Virtual Card Numbers. Royal Bank will treat a VPA User's input and approval of Supplier payment details in Visa Payables Automation as the VPA User's authorization to generate a Virtual Card Number. When a VPA User incurs a Debt by generating a Virtual Card Number to pay a Supplier for a Purchase over the phone or using the Internet, or the Supplier enters the Virtual Card Number into its point- of-sale terminal, the legal effect is the same as if the VPA User used a physical (i.e. plastic) credit card and signed a sales draft or entered a PIN.
Applicable to Virtual Card Numbers. If a Virtual Card Number is lost, stolen or intercepted after it has been generated by the VPA User, or if a VPA User suspects a Virtual Card Number is lost, stolen or intercepted, the VPA User must immediately cancel the Virtual Card Number in Visa Payables Automation. The VPA User should also call Royal Bank to let it know the Virtual Card Number has been lost, stolen or intercepted. Once Royal Bank is informed that a Virtual Card Number has been or may have been lost, stolen or intercepted, Royal Bank will also be able to prevent the use of the Virtual Card Number. The Customer is not liable to Royal Bank for any Debt resulting from the loss, theft or interception of a Virtual Card Number that is incurred after a VPA User cancels the Virtual Card Number in Visa Payables Automation or after the time a VPA User informs Royal Bank about the loss, theft or interception of the Virtual Card Number, whichever comes first. Notwithstanding the above, if a Virtual Card Number is lost, stolen or intercepted, the Customer is liable to Royal Bank for all amounts owing on the VPA Account, resulting from the loss, theft or interception of the Virtual Card Number that is incurred before a VPA User cancels the Virtual Card Number in Visa Payables Automation or before the time a VPA User informs Royal Bank about that loss, theft or interception of the Virtual Card Number, whichever comes first.

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