GD Card definition
Examples of GD Card in a sentence
A “Reload Pack” is a MoneyPak or any other type of universal cash acceptance product that can be used to transfer funds to Prepaid Cards or GD Card Products, to pay bills with participating billers and to make transfers to other payees participating in the GD Network.
Bank acknowledges that Green Dot and Wal-Mart mutually desire to participate in a pilot program as set forth in that certain GD Card Program Agreement between Green Dot and Wal-Mart (the “Pilot Program”) pursuant to which Wal-Mart will, for a period of 180 days, distribute, promote and sell Green Dot-branded reloadable prepaid debit cards issued by Columbus Bank & Trust Company (the “Pilot Cards”) at approximately [*] in the United States.
A “POS Load” is a transaction in which a cardholder may load a Walmart Money Card or a GD Card Product through the GD Network by providing funds to a cashier at a point-of-sale in a Participating Store.
Green Dot shall provide POS Loads through Retailer with respect to Walmart MoneyCards and GD Card Products in Participating Stores.
The foregoing transmission of Reload Pack Data, POS Load Data, and GD Card Data (collectively, “GD Network Data”), Reload Pack Funds, POS Load Funds, and GD Card Funds (collectively, “GD Network Funds”), and such commissions is sometimes referred to herein as the “Intermediary Services,” and shall be integrated into the systems of the Parties in a manner mutually agreed upon by the Parties to reduce administrative burdens on Retailer.