Common use of Your transactions Clause in Contracts

Your transactions. If you want to make a transaction using your card or card details, you will need to authorise it by using your card, a PIN number, your signature or other security code, password, biometric data or other personal identifier, or a combination of these. Where contactless is available, you can also authorise a transaction by touching the payment terminal with your card or device. We can’t cancel or stop a transaction once you have authorised it. If we have added money to your card by mistake, we will immediately deduct the money from your card once we are aware of the mistake. We will tell you about the mistake and the amount we have deducted as soon as possible, although this may be after we have deducted the money from your card. If you have used or withdrawn the money, you must pay us back as soon as we have told you about the mistake. Your balance and transaction history is available on the website for you to view via My Account. Alternatively, you can call us to request a copy of your transaction history be emailed to you. Third party providers. If you are registered for My Account, you can choose to let a third party provider, called ‘account initiation services provider’ (or AIS for short), access information on your My Account to allow you to see your accounts with other providers like banks and card issuers in one place. The AIS must be authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority or another European regulator. In the UK, the Financial Conduct Authority’s register at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/ will tell you whether an AIS is authorised. If you want to allow an AIS to access your My Account, you must first contact us and give your consent to arrange for secure access to be given to that third party provider. If we are concerned about the security of your My Account or your card, or we suspect that your My Account is being used for, or in connection with, any fraudulent, grossly negligent or unauthorised purposes, we may refuse to allow an AIS access. If we refuse access and we are allowed under relevant laws and regulations, we will tell you as soon as we can by phone or email.

Your transactions. If you want to make a transaction using your card or card details, you will need to authorise it by using your card, a PIN number, your signature or other security code, password, biometric data or other personal identifier, or a combination of these. Where contactless is available, you can also authorise a transaction by touching the payment terminal with your card or device. We can’t cancel or stop a transaction once you have authorised it. If we have added money to your card by mistake, we will immediately deduct the money from your card once we are aware of the mistake. We will tell you about the mistake and the amount we have deducted as soon as possible, although this may be after we have deducted the money from your card. If you have used or withdrawn the money, you must pay us back as soon as we have told you about the mistake. Your balance and transaction history is available on the website for you to view via My Account. Alternatively, you can call us to request a copy of your transaction history be emailed to you. We will not send you an annual statement of transactions. Third party providers. If you are registered for My Account, you can choose to let a third party provider, called ‘account initiation services provider’ (or AIS for short), access information on your My Account to allow you to see your accounts with other providers like banks and card issuers in one place. The AIS must be authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority or another European regulator. In the UK, the Financial Conduct Authority’s register at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/ will tell you whether an AIS is authorised. If you want to allow an AIS to access your My Account, you must first contact us and give your consent to arrange for secure access to be given to that third party provider. If we are concerned about the security of your My Account or your card, or we suspect that your My Account is being used for, or in connection with, any fraudulent, grossly negligent or unauthorised purposes, we may refuse to allow an AIS access. If we refuse access and we are allowed under relevant laws and regulations, we will tell you as soon as we can by phone or email.

Your transactions. If you want to make a transaction using your card or card details, you will need to authorise it by using your card, a PIN number, your signature or other security code, password, biometric data or other personal identifier, or a combination of these. Where contactless is available, you can also authorise a transaction by touching the payment terminal with your card or device. We can’t cancel or stop a transaction once you have authorised it. If we have added money to your card by mistake, we will immediately deduct the money from your card once we are aware of the mistake. We will tell you about the mistake and the amount we have deducted as soon as possible, although this may be after we have deducted the money from your card. If you have used or withdrawn the money, you must pay us back as soon as we have told you about the mistake. Your balance and transaction history is available on the website for you to view via My Account. Alternatively, you can call us to request a copy of your transaction history be emailed to you. Third party providers. If you are registered for My Account, you can choose to let a third party provider, called ‘account initiation services provider’ (or AIS for short), to access information on your My Account to allow you to see your accounts with other providers like banks and card issuers in one place. The AIS must be authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority or another European regulator. In the UK, the Financial Conduct Authority’s register at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/ will tell you whether an AIS is authorised. If you want to allow an AIS to access your My Account, you must first contact us and give your consent to arrange for secure access to be given to that third party provider. If we are concerned about the security of your My Account or your card, or we suspect that your My Account is being used for, or in connection with, any fraudulent, grossly negligent or unauthorised purposes, we may refuse to allow an AIS access. If we refuse access and we are allowed under relevant laws and regulations, we will tell you as soon as we can by phone or email.

Your transactions. If you want to make a transaction using your card or card details, you will need to authorise it by using your card, a PIN number, your signature or other security code, password, biometric data or other personal identifier, or a combination of these. Where contactless is available, you can also authorise a transaction by touching the payment terminal with your card or device. We can’t cancel or stop a transaction once you have authorised it. We’ll debit the balance on your card for each transaction amount AND any applicable fees and charges. If for any reason you make a transaction for any amount greater than the balance on your card, you must repay us for the shortfall and any applicable fees within 30 days of us asking you. If you have other cards with us, or other currencies available in your card wallets, we may use any money on those cards or wallets to pay the shortfall. If we have added money to your card by mistake, we will immediately deduct the money from your card once we are aware of the mistake. We will tell you about the mistake and the amount we have deducted as soon as possible, although this may be after we have deducted the money from your card. If you have used or withdrawn the money, you must pay us back as soon as we have told you about the mistake. Your balance and transaction history is available on the website for you to view via My Account. Alternatively, you can call us to request a copy of your transaction history be emailed to you. Third party providers. If you are registered for My Account, you can choose to let a third party provider, called ‘account initiation services provider’ (or AIS for short), access information on your My Account to allow you to see your accounts with other providers like banks and card issuers in one place. The AIS must be authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority or another European regulator. In the UK, the Financial Conduct Authority’s register at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/ will tell you whether an AIS is authorised. If you want to allow an AIS to access your My Account, you must first contact us and give your consent to arrange for secure access to be given to that third party provider. If we are concerned about the security of your My Account or your card, or we suspect that your My Account is being used for, or in connection with, any fraudulent, grossly negligent or unauthorised purposes, we may refuse to allow an AIS access. If we refuse access and we are allowed under relevant laws and regulations, we will tell you as soon as we can by phone or email.

Your transactions. If you want to make a transaction using your card or card details, you will need to authorise it by using your card, a PIN number, your signature or other security code, password, biometric data or other personal identifier, or a combination of these. Where contactless is available, you can also authorise a transaction by touching the payment terminal with your card or device. We can’t cancel or stop a transaction once you have authorised it. balance on your card, you must repay us for the shortfall and any applicable fees within 30 days of us asking you. If you have other cards with us, or other currencies available in your card wallets, we may use any money on those cards or wallets to pay the shortfall. If we have added money to your card by mistake, we will immediately deduct the money from your card once we are aware of the mistake. We will tell you about the mistake and the amount we have deducted as soon as possible, although this may be after we have deducted the money from your card. If you have used or withdrawn the money, you must pay us back as soon as we have told you about the mistake. Your balance and transaction history is available on the website for you to view via My Account. Alternatively, you can call us to request a copy of your transaction history be emailed to you. Third party providers. If you are registered for My Account, you can choose to let a third party provider, called ‘account initiation services provider’ (or AIS for short), to access information on your My Account to allow you to see your accounts with other providers like banks and card issuers in one place. The AIS must be authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority or another European regulator. In the UK, the Financial Conduct Authority’s register at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/ will tell you whether an AIS is authorised. If you want to allow an AIS to access your My Account, you must first contact us and give your consent to arrange for secure access to be given to that third party provider. If we are concerned about the security of your My Account or your card, or we suspect that your My Account is being used for, or in connection with, any fraudulent, grossly negligent or unauthorised purposes, we may refuse to allow an AIS access. If we refuse access and we are allowed under relevant laws and regulations, we will tell you as soon as we can by phone or email.

Your transactions. If you want to make a transaction using your card or card details, you will need to authorise it by using your card, a PIN number, your signature or other security code, password, biometric data or other personal identifier, or a combination of these. Where contactless is available, you can also authorise a transaction by touching the payment terminal with your card or device. We can’t cancel or stop a transaction once you have authorised it. If we have added money to your card by mistake, we will immediately deduct the money from your card once we are aware of the mistake. We will tell you about the mistake and the amount we have deducted as soon as possible, although this may be after we have deducted the money from your card. If you have used or withdrawn the money, you must pay us back as soon as we have told you about the mistake. Your balance and transaction history is available on the website for you to view via My Account. Alternatively, you can call us to request a copy of your transaction history be emailed to you. Third party providers. If We will not send you are registered for My Account, you can choose to let a third party provider, called ‘account initiation services provider’ (or AIS for short), access information on your My Account to allow you to see your accounts with other providers like banks and card issuers in one place. The AIS must be authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority or another European regulator. In the UK, the Financial Conduct Authority’s register at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/ will tell you whether an AIS is authorisedannual statement of transactions. If you want to allow an AIS to access your My Account, you must first contact us and give your consent for us to arrange for secure access to be given to that third party provider. If we are concerned about the security of your My Account or your card, or we suspect that your My Account is being used for, or in connection with, any fraudulent, grossly negligent or unauthorised purposes, we may refuse to allow an AIS access. If we refuse access and we are allowed under relevant laws and regulations, we will tell you as soon as we can by phone or email.

Your transactions. If you want to make a transaction using your card or card details, you will need to authorise it by using your card, a PIN number, your signature or other security code, password, biometric data or other personal identifier, or a combination of these. Where contactless is available, you can also authorise a transaction by touching the payment terminal with your card or device. We can’t cancel or stop a transaction once you have authorised it. If we have added money to your card by mistake, we will immediately deduct the money from your card once we are aware of the mistake. We will tell you about the mistake and the amount we have deducted as soon as possible, although this may be after we have deducted the money from your card. If you have used or withdrawn the money, you must pay us back as soon as we have told you about the mistake. Your balance and transaction history is available on the website for you to view via My Account. Alternatively, you can call us to request a copy of your transaction history be emailed to you. Third party providers. If you are registered for My Account, you can choose to let a third party provider, called ‘account initiation services provider’ (or AIS for short), access information on your My Account to allow you to see your accounts with other providers like banks and card issuers in one place. The AIS must be authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority or another European regulator. In the UK, the Financial Conduct Authority’s register at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/ will tell you whether an AIS is authorised. If you want to allow an AIS to access your My Account, you must first contact us and give your consent to arrange for secure access to be given to that third party provider. If we are concerned about the security of your My Account or your card, or we suspect that your My Account is being used for, or in connection with, any fraudulent, grossly negligent or unauthorised purposes, we may refuse to allow an AIS access. If we refuse access and we are allowed under relevant laws and regulations, we will tell you as soon as we can by phone or email.