SCHEMES MARKS Clause Samples

SCHEMES MARKS. 11.1 The MERCHANT shall display the Scheme’s Marks, symbols and names as well as promotional materials to inform the public that the relevant Schemes will be honored at the MERCHANT’s place(s) of business. The MERCHANT’s right to use or display Marks, symbols and names shall continue only so long as this Agreement remains in effect or until the MERCHANT is notified by RCBC or the relevant Schemes that the MERCHANT must cease such usage or display, and must always be in accordance with the Schemes’ requirements. 11.2 The MERCHANT must prominently display the appropriate Acceptance Marks at the POI, wherever payment options are presented. An Acceptance ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ also be displayed in advertising or other materials or images at the physical or electronic POI to indicate brand acceptance. No other Marks or marks may be used at the POI to indicate the Schemes’ brand acceptance. The MERCHANT may be required to supply RCBC with samples of any materials or images bearing the Acceptance Marks. 11.3 The Acceptance Marks must be clearly visible to the public at the POI displayed at parity with all other acceptance marks displayed, afforded similar prominence to any other marks displayed. The following standards apply to the acceptance environments specified below: a. Face-to-face Transactions - at physical locations, the preferred way to communicate acceptance is to display the Acceptance Marks on a main entry door or on a nearby window. If these locations are not available, the Acceptance Marks must be displayed so they are seen easily from the outside. When a Customer-facing POS Terminal is present at a Merchant location that accepts different Schemes/Cards, the appropriate Acceptance Marks must be displayed on the POS Terminal at parity with all other acceptance marks and afforded similar prominence to any other mark displayed. b. On-line Transactions - acceptance marks are visible on Merchant’s website and payment gateway. 11.4 All acceptance marks, symbols, logos, or combinations thereof may appear in the same material or image, provided visual parity is maintained and no other acceptance mark, symbol, or logo displayed is more prominent or likely to cause confusion concerning the acceptance of Cards. Each Acceptance Mark must be displayed as a free-standing mark, meaning that an Acceptance Mark must not be displayed so as to suggest that it is either a secondary means of payment or exclusively linked to another acceptance brand.
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