Value of Your Card Clause Samples

The "Value of Your Card" clause defines the monetary worth or purchasing power associated with a card, such as a gift card, prepaid card, or loyalty card. It typically outlines how the card's value is determined, whether it is a fixed amount, reloadable, or subject to deductions for fees or usage. For example, the clause may specify that the card can be used up to its balance for purchases at participating merchants, and may also address what happens if the card is lost or stolen. The core function of this clause is to provide clarity to cardholders regarding how much value they can access and under what conditions, thereby preventing misunderstandings and disputes about the card's usability and remaining balance.
Value of Your Card. Your Card's value is limited to the dollar amount of the initial load to the Card. The prepaid value is not an account and is not insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or any other federal or state agency.
Value of Your Card. Your Card's value is limited to the dollar amount of the initial load to the Card. Subject to applicable regulations, your Card Account is insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.