Authorising Transactions. 6.1. You will need to give your consent to each Transaction so that we can check it is genuine by, where applicable, a) using your PIN or other security code personal to you; b) signing a sales voucher; c) providing the Card details and/or providing any other details personal to you and/or your Card. Once you have given such consent to the Transaction, it will be deemed to be authorised.
Authorising Transactions. 6.1 You will need to give your consent to each Transaction so that we can check it is genuine by, where applicable,
Authorising Transactions a) You will need to authorise each Transaction. This includes authorising any single or recurring Transaction or pre-authorising future Transactions of a certain or uncertain amount.
Authorising Transactions. 3.1 A Card transaction will be regarded as authorised by the Client where;
Authorising Transactions a) The authorisation of a transaction can include authorising a single transaction or pre- authorising future transactions of a certain or uncertain amount.
Authorising Transactions a The authorisation of a transaction made with your Current Account card can include authorising any single transaction, a series of recurring transactions (including transactions for an indefinite period) or pre-authorising future transactions of a certain or uncertain amount. b An Post Money Current Account Card transaction will be regarded as authorised by you where you authorise the transaction at the POS by following the instructions provided by the merchant to authorise the transaction, which includes: i entering your PIN or providing any other security code; ii signing a sales voucher; iii providing your Current Account details and/or providing any other details as requested online; iv swiping your Current Account Card in a card reader; v inserting your Current Account card and entering your PIN to request a cash withdrawal at an ATM; vi making a request for a cash withdrawal at any Post Office in the Republic of Ireland; or vii presenting your Current Account card to a contactless terminal. c Authorisation for the Current Account Card transaction may not be withdrawn (or revoked) by you after the time we have received it. However, any transaction which is agreed to take place on a date later than the date it was authorised may be withdrawn if you give notice to the merchant (and provide a copy of the notice to us by emailing xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx) by no later than the close of business on the business day before the (future) transaction was due to take place. d Authorisation will be requested at the time of each Current Account card transaction. In the unlikely event (for any reason whatsoever) a transaction is completed when there are insufficient available funds on your account for that transaction, the resulting shortfall must be reimbursed by you immediately. e You are responsible for ensuring that you have sufficient funds available to cover any other type of outbound payment transaction authorised by you, such as SEPA direct debits and SEPA credit transfers, and any other fees such as the monthly fees for your account. f You agree that, once we make a Shortfall known to you, you must repay it immediately. We may suspend your An Post Money Current Account and your card until we are reimbursed the full shortfall amount. g You agree that if we debit or credit funds to your current account in error, we may reverse the debit or credit or otherwise correct our error as we become aware of it. h We shall take your instructions to establish...
Authorising Transactions. 11.1. The Customer agrees that any use of a Card, card number or PIN for any Transaction constitutes the Customer’s authorisation and consent to that Transaction and the Customer is liable to pay for such Transaction.
Authorising Transactions. The authorisation of a Transaction includes authorising any single Transaction, a series of recurring Transactions (including transactions for an indefinite period) or pre-authorising future Transactions of a certain or uncertain amount. A Card Transaction will be regarded as authorised by You where You or the Cardholder authorises the Transaction at the point of sale by following the instructions provided by the Merchant to authorise such Transaction, which includes:
Authorising Transactions. All transactions you make will be charged to your Card. A transaction is authorised where you: • follow the procedures required by the merchant, which may include: • entering the PIN or your Card details; • providing any other security code; • signing something; • using a card reader; • using a contactless payment unit; or • providing any other details requested; • use your Card to withdraw cash; • use your Card to request a Balance Transfer; or • by any other means we tell you are available. Some services let you create a digital copy of your card (for example, by adding your card to your mobile device to make contactless mobile payments or by saving your card details online to let you make payments more quickly). If you use your card in this way, any payments will be treated as if you used the physical card. Authorisation can cover single transactions or recurring transactions. Recurring transactions are regular payments that you authorise a third party to collect from your Card in future on a regular basis (for example, for an insurance policy or car breakdown cover). Recurring transactions differ from a Direct Debit because they are set up by you directly with a third party, without our involvement and they are not covered by the Direct Debit Guarantee. You may cancel recurring transactions either by calling us or contacting the merchant which is collecting the payments, in each case by the end of the business day before the next transaction is due to be made. If you ask us to cancel a recurring transaction, you should also inform the merchant because your cancellation doesn’t affect any on-going payment obligations you may have to them.
Authorising Transactions. 9.1 Subject to the features of the particular Card, the authorisation of a transaction can include authorising any single transaction, a series of recurring transactions (including transactions for an indefinite period) or pre- authorising future transactions of a certain or uncertain amount.
