Plastic Cards Sample Clauses

The "PLASTIC CARDS" clause governs the issuance, use, and management of plastic payment or identification cards provided under an agreement. It typically outlines the responsibilities of both the issuer and the cardholder, such as procedures for requesting new cards, reporting lost or stolen cards, and restrictions on card usage. This clause ensures clear guidelines for the handling and security of plastic cards, helping to prevent misuse and allocate liability in case of loss or unauthorized transactions.
Plastic Cards. The use or purported use of any real or virtual credit, debit, store, prepaid card or other card similar in nature or effect, issued by or purporting to have been issued by the Insured; provided that this exclusion shall only apply to insuring clause 3;
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