Common use of Card Not Present Charges Clause in Contracts

Card Not Present Charges. You may authorise a merchant to charge a transaction to your account without presenting your Corporate Card (“Card Not Present Charges”). In certain circumstances merchants may retain your Corporate Card information in order to facilitate processing of future Card Not Present Charges. In the case of a replacement or renewal Corporate Card, it is your responsibility to contact the merchant and provide replacement Corporate Card information. In order to avoid potential disruption of these Card Not Present Charges, we may continue to process Card Not Present Charges made by you on a Corporate Card which has been replaced or renewed. If your Corporate Card is cancelled because you transfer to a different Card type, we may continue to process your Card Not Present Charges for a period of 60 days after cancellation.

Card Not Present Charges. You may authorise a merchant to charge a transaction to your account without presenting your Corporate Card (“Card Not Present Charges”). In certain circumstances merchants may retain your Corporate Card information in order to facilitate processing of future Card Not Present Charges. In the case of a replacement or renewal Corporate Card, it is your responsibility to contact the merchant and provide replacement Corporate Card information. In order to avoid potential disruption of these Card Not Present Charges, we may continue to process Card Not Present Charges made by you on a Corporate Card which has been replaced or renewed. If your Corporate Card is cancelled because you transfer to a different Card type, we may continue to process your Card Not Present Charges for a period of 60 days after cancellation.