Prepaid Cards Sample Clauses

Prepaid Cards. Prepaid cards terms and conditions apply and are set by the issuer of the prepaid card, not Scene LP. 6.2
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Prepaid Cards. The PHBSS has the right to lock access to the prepaid card system should it be deemed that the account is at risk of misappropriation to maintain the care support required. The PHBSS will then make payments on your behalf from the account upon request. The PHBSS has administrative access to the Prepaid Card System and will, if necessary, review the account online, make payments on your behalf and download any stored supporting documentation. This will maintain security of the account for the benefit or you and the PHBSS will discuss with you the processes that will maintain your care provision. In the event that your Prepaid Card is lost or stolen you must make arrangement to block the card either using the cardholder portal or by contacting the Prepaid Financial Services support line. You agree to report the loss to PHBSS at the earliest opportunity.
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Prepaid Cards. Anonymous prepaid cards involve a higher risk for fraud, money laundering and terrorist financing activities. As such, the Company has established procedures to mitigate such risks from occurring. In particular, we do not accept deposits originating from anonymous prepaid cards issued outside Australia. In this respect, when such a deposit method is identified by the Company, the deposited funds are immediately returned to the Client.
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Prepaid Cards. You may request a prepaid card (“Prepaid Card”) by submitting to Bank a completed appli- cation (a “Prepaid Card Application”). The issuance and your use of the Prepaid Card will be governed by the terms and conditions of the relevant card association of issuing banks and acquiring banks that process the Prepaid Card, which may include Mastercard Worldwide or UnionPay International (the “Prepaid Card Agreement”). Upon approval by Bank of the Prepaid Card Application, a Prepaid Card, together with a copy of the Card Agreement, will be delivered or made available to you. With your Prepaid Card, you will be able to load funds from your Account. You may use your Prepaid Card at participating ATMs and for point-of-sale transactions to purchase goods or services with merchants that accept Mastercard® or UnionPay Internatio- nal cards. For information regarding the participating ATM networks, please contact the Bank. We may sub- tract from your available balance the amount of any purchase, withdrawal or other item that we receive throughout the day that you or any person you authorize created or approved.
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Prepaid Cards. ‌ Prepaid parking cards are for personal use and are not transferable. They authorise the holder to use the allocated parking facilities for the defined duration. The prepaid cards are activated on the first entry into a parking facility and are valid from this point in time for the defined parking duration. They are generally valid (useable) for one year and lapse without replacement after the expiry date. We reserve the right to exchange prepaid parking cards still in the possession of the Company.
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  • Cards 2.1 The Card is a prepaid payment card which may be used to pay for goods and services at participating retailers that accept MasterCard. It is designed for use in shops and retail locations where You are physically present or for use online. Like any payment card, We cannot guarantee that a particular retailer will accept the Card – please check with the retailer before attempting the transaction if You are unsure.

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  • Cardholder Any person authorized to use a Card by the Card Issuer.

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