Full Service Payment Plan (“FSPP”) Module Sample Clauses

Full Service Payment Plan (“FSPP”) Module. The FSPP Module allows Customer to accept tuition and other payments from Payors in installments over time. Transact will deliver Customer's Truth-in- Lending disclosure statement and other applicable state legal or regulatory disclosures on Customer's behalf and will provide other administrative services in connection with the FSPP Module. Customer acknowledges that Transact is merely a software and administrative services provider to Customer with respect to tuition payment plans and Transact neither assumes or is responsible for any credit risk born by Customer in providing such software and services to Customer. Customer shall be solely responsible for compliance with laws and regulations that apply to offering tuition payment plans and shall hold harmless and indemnify Transact from and against any damages, liability, losses, claims, actions, fines or penalties, including reasonable attorneys' fees, that may be asserted by third parties in connection with Customer’s use of FSPP.
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