Common use of Type of Card Clause in Contracts

Type of Card. You have been issued either a Restricted or Standard Account. A Restricted Account generally has a lower credit limit and is subject to greater usage restrictions, including, but not limited to, limits on transaction types, limits on the amount of individual transactions, and restrictions on use at ATMs. The reason(s) a Restricted Account may have been established include, but are not limited to: (i) you, as the cardholder did not provide authorization for us to acquire a credit score; (ii) the Agency/Organization Program Coordinator requested a Restricted Account; or (iii) your credit did not meet the minimum requirements set by the Agency/Organization to qualify for the Standard Account. Your Agency/Organization may change your Account from a Standard Account to a Restricted Account or from a Restricted Account to a Standard Account.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Government Services, Cardholder Account Agreement, Government Services

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