EFTPOS Clause Samples
The EFTPOS clause defines the terms and conditions under which Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Sale (EFTPOS) transactions are processed within the agreement. It typically outlines the responsibilities of both parties regarding the use of EFTPOS terminals, including settlement procedures, transaction limits, and liability for unauthorized or disputed transactions. By establishing clear rules for EFTPOS usage, this clause helps ensure secure and efficient electronic payments, reducing the risk of payment disputes and clarifying each party's obligations.
EFTPOS available at the OSHC office or call to make a credit card payment. We accept Visa, Master card and all Debit cards.
EFTPOS. EFTPOS stands for Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of sale. This facility allows you to pay for goods and services with a card linked to your account. Depending on the retailer, you may also be able to use the card to withdraw cash using the EFTPOS terminal.
EFTPOS. Visit the front office in person, ring the front office and pay over the phone (Mastercard/Visa only).
EFTPOS. (a) The Food Truck Vendor must, at its own expense, provide EFTPOS facilities and ensure that EFTPOS facilities are available for use by customers at each point of sale location on the Vendor Site.
(b) AMF reserves the right to install EFTPOS facilities (at the Food Truck Vendors expense) if the Food Truck Vendor fails to provide EFTPOS facilities. Associated costs and fees will be payable on demand by the Food Truck Vendor to AMF for, including but not limited to, hire and installation costs and merchant fees.
(c) The Food Truck Vendor must:
(i) Ensure that the EFTPOS facilities are at all times during the Event in working order. Repairs to service or replacement facilities must be implemented within 24 hours; and
(ii) Clearly display on signage at each point of sale location on the Vendor Site that EFTPOS is available.
(d) AMF will not be responsible or liable to the Food Truck Vendor for the consequences of any electronic or technical failure of third party equipment or services at the Event.