Keeping your Card secure Clause Samples
The 'Keeping your Card secure' clause outlines the cardholder's responsibility to protect their card and related information from unauthorized use. It typically requires users to take reasonable precautions, such as not sharing their PIN, keeping the card in a safe place, and promptly reporting any loss or theft to the issuer. This clause serves to minimize the risk of fraud and unauthorized transactions, ensuring both the cardholder and issuer are protected from potential financial loss.
Keeping your Card secure. You agree: • to sign your Card on the signature strip on the reverse side as soon as you receive it; • not to allow anyone else to use your Card; and • to keep your Card securely in your possession.
Keeping your Card secure. You agree: • to sign your Card on the signature strip on the reverse side as soon as you receive it; • not to allow anyone else to use your Card; and • to keep your Card securely in your possession.
2.4 e- Banking
e- Banking enables you to transact on your Account via the internet or cellphone and by using an application on a smartphone, tablet, or similar device, which you may need to upgrade from time to time to continue to access e-Banking.
Keeping your Card secure a) You should treat Your Card like cash. If it or the details contained upon it are lost or stolen, You may lose some or all of Your Available Funds, in the same way as if You lost cash in Your wallet or purse. As a result, You must keep Your Card and the details contained upon it safe, not share Your Card details with anyone or let anyone else use Your Card.
b) If You are issued with a PIN, You must immediately memorise it and destroy the notification. You must keep Your PIN secret at all times. You can change Your PIN to a number of Your choosing at most ATM machines by following the on screen instructions.
Keeping your Card secure a) You must not give your Card to other people or allow others to use it.
b) You may also have other Security Details that you use in connection with the Card (for example, your Safeguard System passcode). You must not share any PIN or Security Details with anyone else. We would never ask you for your PIN or Security Details.
c) You should check the Transactions recorded in the Online Portal on a regular basis for any Transactions that you have not authorised, and notify us as per Section 11(a).
Keeping your Card secure. You should treat Your Card like cash. If it is lost or stolen, You may lose some or all of Your money on Your Card, in the same way as if You lost cash in Your wallet or purse. As a result, You must keep Your Card safe and not let anyone else use it.
Keeping your Card secure. 17.1. You, or an appointed administrator, must sign the back of your Card as soon as you receive it and keep it safe. You must always make sure that you:
17.1.1. do not allow anyone else to use your Card;
17.1.2. do not reveal your PIN and never write down your password(s), PIN or any security information you have given us unless you do this in a way that would make it impossible for anyone else to recognise any of that information;
17.1.3. only release the Card, Card number or PIN to make (or try to make) a Transaction.
Keeping your Card secure. 19.1 You must sign your card as soon as you receive it and keep it safe. You must always make sure that you:
19.1.1 do not allow anyone else to use your card;
19.1.2 do not reveal your PIN and never write down your password(s), PIN or any security information you have given us unless you do this in a way that would make it impossible for anyone else to recognise any of that information;
19.1.3 only release the card, card number or PIN to make (or try to make) a transaction.
Keeping your Card secure. 3.1 You should treat the Card number like cash and you should keep the card number, CVC (Card Verification Code) and the Account login details secure and ideally separate from each other and you must take all reasonable care and precaution to ensure that the Card details are not lost, mislaid or stolen.
3.2 If the details are stolen, you may lose some or all of your money on the Custodial wallet, in the same way as if you lost cash from your wallet or purse and we recommend that you check the balance on the Custodial Wallet regularly via the Account. You can see the Custody wallet balance and recent transactions online at any time via your Account.
3.3 If you lose the Card details or if they are stolen, or you suspect that the Card has been used by someone other than you, you must tell us immediately by contacting Customer Support, so we can block your Card. You can also suspend the Card via your Account.
Keeping your Card secure. 7.1 You must treat your Card number and CVV with caution just like your M-PESA Account details, or M- PESA PIN. You must keep the card number and other security information provided to you secure. Do not share your Card Credentials with any person.
7.2 You must take all reasonable care and precaution to ensure that the Card Credentials are not lost, misplaced or stolen.
7.3 If your Card Credentials are stolen, you may lose some or all of your money on the M-PESA Account, in the same way as if you lost cash from your physical wallet.
7.4 We recommend that you check the balance on your M-PESA Account regularly. You may view your M- PESA Account balance or recent transactions at any time.
7.5 If you lose your Card details or if they are stolen, or you suspect that your Card has been used by someone other than you or your M-PESA PIN has been compromised you must suspend your Card and inform us immediately.
Keeping your Card secure. After enrolling in a Digital Wallet Service, You shall secure Your Device with the same care You would Your Cards in order to avoid unauthorized use of Your Account(s). You understand that by enabling a Digital Wallet Service to use Your Device to make Purchases and other transactions using Your Account(s), Your Device will act as if it were Your Card(s). You are responsible for safeguarding and keeping confidential Your user ID, passwords, Device passwords, PIN and all other Digital Wallet Service login credentials. If You share this information with other persons, they may be able to access the Digital Wallet Service and make transactions with Your Card or obtain Your Personal Information. You must only store Your Biometric Information on Your Device to prevent others from accessing Your Device and the Digital Wallet Service. If the credentials or Biometric Information of another person is used to unlock Your Device or make transactions, this will be deemed to be authorized by You and You will be responsible for these transactions. You are prohibited from using any Digital Wallet Service on a Device that You know or have reason to believe has had its security or integrity compromised. If Your Device is lost or stolen, or Your login credentials or the security or integrity of Your Card or Device are compromised, You agree to immediately notify the providers of Digital Wallet Services and the Bank. You must notify the Bank by contacting the Laurentian Bank Telebanking Centre at ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ in Montreal or at ▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ elsewhere in Canada, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If You upgrade, change, or dispose of Your Device or if You transfer it temporarily to a third party, it is Your responsibility to delete Your Card from Your old Device.