Payment Facilities Sample Clauses

Payment Facilities. The Contracting Parties shall see to it that any sums payable in respect of the inspections and formalities applied to trade can also be paid by means of guaranteed or certified international cheques, expressed in the currency of the country in which such sums are payable.
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Payment Facilities. Levart may provide access to facilities for processing credit card payment and direct debit transactions, as described in the covering sheets to this agreement. The customer can choose the payment gateway. Access to these facilities is made possible through an arrangement provided to Levart by the third party who is the owner and operator of the payment processing facilities. Access is provided for the sole purpose of enabling the Customer’s clients to pay amounts owing to the Customer in the normal course of the Customer’s business. Levart’s service is limited to establishing access to the Payment Facilities and providing assistance to the Customer in their use. Customer's Obligations The Customer shall provide to Levart all configuration details, and obtain and maintain all permits and licences reasonably required to enable Levart to allow payment transactions to occur via the Payment Facilities. Levart shall be under no obligation to provide access to the Payment Facilities if the Customer fails to obtain all necessary configuration information, permits and licences. The Customer undertakes to ensure that the Payment Facilities are not knowingly used for any illegal or fraudulent purpose.
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