Common use of Access Codes Clause in Contracts

Access Codes. For security, identification and verification purposes, when using the bank’s service channels, you will make use of a variety of access codes to identify yourself, such as your access number, Personal Identification Number ("PIN"), Mobile Banking Personal Identification Number (“MOPIN”), card number, account number, User ID and Password, etc. These are all called your "access codes". You are responsible for keeping your access codes secret. Only you may use your access codes. You must not give/show your access codes to anyone else, including anyone who is from the bank or claims to be from the bank. Do not keep your access codes together with other Banking documents or any devices you use to gain access to the bank’s service channels. (e.g. your cellphone). The customer has the right to demand the return of any physical devices we provided to its users. The customer, however, is not entitled at any time to use, have any knowledge about or access to any user’s access codes. When the customer repossesses such physical access device it must notify the bank in writing or via the helpline, and the card or device must be destroyed or returned to the bank. You must also follow the tips for creating/safeguarding your access codes, as published in the bank’s Security Centre from time to time. You may not register for the service or access the service channel using someone else’s access codes, information or device. Because we deal with you remotely (non-face-to-face) you authorise us to act on and accept all instructions/transactions (“transactions”) that occur after your access codes have been entered or applied. We are entitled to assume that all such transactions have been authorised by you, even if such transactions took place without your knowledge or consent or were not authorised. This will not apply to transactions that occur after you have requested that we disable any access code. You must tell us immediately if you know or suspect that your access code(s) have been lost, stolen or may be misused. If there is a dispute about this, the duty is on you to prove that you notified us accordingly. After we have disabled your access codes we can reject instructions received after such access codes were disabled. We may also (if possible) suspend or reverse instructions received (but not yet processed) before the access codes were disabled. We may refuse to process instructions/communications or can disable your access, if you don’t meet the verification criteria required by us from time to time.

Access Codes. For security, identification and verification purposes, when using the bankBank’s service channels, you will make use of a variety of access codes to identify yourself, such as your access number, Personal Identification Number ("PIN"), Mobile Banking Personal Identification Number (“MOPIN”), card number, account number, User ID and Password, etc. These are all called your "access codes". You are responsible for keeping your access codes secret. Only you may use your access codes. You must not give/show your access codes to anyone else, including anyone who is from the bank Bank or claims to be from the bankBank. Do not keep your access codes together with other Banking documents or any devices you use to gain access to the bankBank’s service channels. (e.g. E.g. your cellphone). The customer has the right to demand the return of any physical devices we provided to its users. The customer, however, is not entitled at any time to use, have any knowledge about or access to any user’s access codes. When the customer repossesses such physical access device it must notify the bank Bank in writing or via the helpline, and the card or device must be destroyed or returned to the bankBank. You must also follow the tips for creating/safeguarding your access codes, as published in the bankBank’s Security Centre from time to time. You may not register for the service or access the service channel using someone else’s access codes, information or device. Because we deal with you remotely (non-face-to-face) you authorise us to act on and accept all instructions/transactions (“transactions”) that occur after your access codes have been entered or applied. We are entitled to assume that all such transactions have been authorised by you, even if such transactions took place without your knowledge or consent or were not authorised. This will not apply to transactions that occur after you have requested that we disable any access code. You must tell us immediately if you know or suspect that your access code(s) have been lost, stolen or may be misused. If there is a dispute about this, the duty is on you to prove that you notified us accordingly. After we have disabled your access codes we can reject instructions received after such access codes were disabled. We may also (if possible) suspend or reverse instructions received (but not yet processed) before the access codes were disabled. We may refuse to process instructions/communications or can disable your access, if you don’t meet the verification criteria required by us from time to time.

Access Codes. For security, identification and verification purposes, when using the bank’s service channels, you will make use of a variety of access codes to identify yourself, such as your access number, Personal Identification Number ("PIN"), Mobile Banking Personal Identification Number (“MOPIN”), card number, account number, User ID and Password, etc. These are all called your "access codes". You are responsible for keeping your access codes secret. Only you may use your access codes. You must not give/show your access codes to anyone else, including anyone who is from the bank or claims to be from the bank. Do not keep your access codes together with other Banking documents or any devices you use to gain access to the bank’s service channels. (e.g. E.g. your cellphone). The customer has the right to demand the return of any physical devices we provided to its users. The customer, however, is not entitled at any time to use, have any knowledge about or access to any user’s access codes. When the customer repossesses such physical access device it must notify the bank in writing or via the helpline, and the card or device must be destroyed or returned to the bank. You must also follow the tips for creating/safeguarding your access codes, as published in the bank’s Security Centre from time to time. You may not register for the service or access the service channel using someone else’s access codes, information or device. Because we deal with you remotely (non-face-to-face) you authorise us to act on and accept all instructions/transactions (“transactions”) that occur after your access codes have been entered or applied. We are entitled to assume that all such transactions have been authorised by you, even if such transactions took place without your knowledge or consent or were not authorised. This will not apply to transactions that occur after you have requested that we disable any access code. You must tell us immediately if you know or suspect that your access code(s) have been lost, stolen or may be misused. If there is a dispute about this, the duty is on you to prove that you notified us accordingly. After we have disabled your access codes we can reject instructions received after such access codes were disabled. We may also (if possible) suspend or reverse instructions received (but not yet processed) before the access codes were disabled. We may refuse to process instructions/communications or can disable your access, if you don’t meet the verification criteria required by us from time to time.

Access Codes. For security, identification and verification purposes, when using the bankFNB’s service channels, you will make use of a variety of access codes to identify yourself, such as your access number, Personal Identification Number ("PIN"), Mobile Banking Personal Identification Number (“MOPIN”), card number, account number, User ID and Password, etc. These are all called your "access codes". You are responsible for keeping your access codes secret. Only you may use your access codes. You must not give/show your access codes to anyone else, including anyone who is from the bank FNB or claims to be from the bankFNB. Do not keep your access codes together with other FNB Banking documents or any devices you use to gain access to the bank’s FNB service channels. (e.g. e-Reg Card or Telephone Banking Card or your cellphone). The customer has the right to demand the return of any physical devices we provided to its users. The customer, howeverincluding the Telephone Banking card or e-Reg Card, but the customer is not entitled at any time to use, have any knowledge about or access to any its user’s access codes. When the customer repossesses such physical access device it must notify the bank in writing or via the helpline, and the card or device must be destroyed or returned to the bank. You must also follow the tips for creating/safeguarding your access codes, as published in the bankFNB’s Security Centre from time to time. You may not register for the service or access the service channel using someone else’s access codes, information or device. Because we deal with you remotely (non-face-to-face) you authorise us to act on and accept all instructions/transactions (“transactions”) that occur after your access codes have been entered or applied. We are entitled to assume that all such transactions have been authorised by you, even if such transactions took place without your knowledge or consent or were not authorised. This will not apply to transactions that occur after you have requested that we disable any access code. You must tell us immediately if you know or suspect that your access code(s) have been lost, stolen or may be misused. If there is a dispute about this, the duty is on you to prove that you notified us accordinglyhave done this. After we have disabled your access codes we can reject instructions received after such access codes were disabled. We disabled and may also (if possible) also suspend or reverse instructions received (but not yet processed) before the access codes were disabled. We may refuse to process instructions/communications or can disable your access, if you don’t meet the verification criteria required set by us from time to time.