Pool Index File definition

Pool Index File means the file on the applicable Account Owner’s computer system and/or the table in the Total System Services, Inc. TS2 Account Master database that identifies the Accounts.
Pool Index File means the file on the Servicer’s computer system that identifies MasterCard and VISA accounts of the Credit Card Originator, which file is designated by the Credit Card Originator as its “Pool Index File.”
Pool Index File means the file on BANA’s computer system that identifies the Accounts.

Examples of Pool Index File in a sentence

  • The Accounts shall be identified in the Pool Index File with the designation “1994-MT” and/or “1994MT”, and the Transferor shall not instruct or authorize the applicable Account Owner to alter such file designation with respect to any Account during the term of this Agreement unless and until an Account becomes a Removed Account or a Defaulted Account.


More Definitions of Pool Index File

Pool Index File means the file on the Seller’s computer system that identifies MasterCard, VISA and American Express accounts of the Seller, which file is designated by the Seller as its “Pool Index File.”
Pool Index File means the file on the computer system used by a Transferor or an Additional Transferor to identify the Designated Accounts and which is designated "POOL INDEX FILE";
Pool Index File means the file on each of the Originators' computer system that identifies accounts of the Transferor and is designated by such Originator as its "Pool Index File."
Pool Index File means the file on the Account Owner’s computer system that identifies the Accounts. “Principal Account” shall have the meaning specified in subsection 4.02(b).
Pool Index File means the file on FIA’s computer system that identifies the Accounts.
Pool Index File means the file on SRLP's or Originator's computer system that identifies revolving credit card accounts of the Originator, which file is designated by SRLP or Originator as the "Pool Index File."
Pool Index File means the file on the Originator's System used to identify the Designated Accounts.