Issuing Bank; Cardholder Information Sample Clauses

Issuing Bank; Cardholder Information. All Cards issued to Cardholders are the property of the issuing bank (the “Issuing Bank”) and are subject to cancellation by the Issuing Bank at any time in accordance with Issuing Bank’s Cardholder Terms and Conditions. Client agrees that it will not use the name or marks of the Issuing Bank in any materials it distributes or makes available to its Payees without the Issuing Bank's prior written consent. In the event of cancellation of a Card, such Payee will be required to resume another means of payment made available by Client. Subject to applicable law, Client will provide Issuing Bank or ADP with all information and documents related to the Wage Payment Card Services in its control or possession requested by or on behalf of Issuing Bank or ADP that are necessary or proper in the reasonable discretion of the Issuing Bank or ADP for the Issuing Bank or ADP to comply with applicable law, regulatory requirements network rules or in connection with inquiries or requests made by regulators or other enforcement agencies or authorities. Client agrees that upon prior notice from ADP or Issuing Bank, ADP, Issuing Bank and any regulatory authorities which have jurisdiction over the Issuing Bank or ADP shall have the right to audit and inspect Client's books and records related to the Wage Payment Card Services and Client's performance of its obligations with respect thereto, including, without limitation, the following: (i) Client's records pertaining to the set-up of Payees on the Cardholder database and participation of Cardholders in the Wage Payment Card Services; and (ii) the Identity Verification Documents. Client understands that it is not entitled to access or review any Cardholder transaction information. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in limited circumstances (e.g., where necessary to investigate or prevent fraud) and consistent with the applicable Cardholder privacy policy, ADP may provide certain Cardholder transaction information to Client. Client agrees to treat all Cardholder account information, including Card transaction records, and all other information related to the Issuing Bank or ADP’s provision of Wage Payment Card Services to Cardholders, whether provided or made available to it by ADP or Issuing Bank (or their respective agents and subcontractors), as Confidential Information in accordance with the terms of Section 5 of Annex A.
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