Requirements For Processing Electronic Checks Sample Clauses

Requirements For Processing Electronic Checks. Merchant shall comply with the following conditions when processing electronic checks and agrees to complete all transactions in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and such rules of operation as may be established by SPS-EFT from time to time. Merchant shall accept only the following checks as source documents to initiate ACH debit entries through SPS-EFT; (a) All demand deposit account checks must be drawn on or payable through a federally insured depository financial institution and be machine-readable MICR-encoded with the bank routing number, account number and check serial number printed on the check; (b) Merchant shall obtain proper identification from the customer so as to verify that the customer is authorized to negotiate the check before submitting the check to SPS-EFT for authorization; (c) Merchant shall obtain a customer authorization in the form of a signed sales receipt for each check transaction submitted for electronic processing (“Electronic Check Authorization Receipt”); (d) Merchant shall scan each check through its POS terminal to initiate electronic processing and Merchant shall use an electronic printer connected to a POS terminal to generate and print all electronic check sales receipts; (e) All items, goods and services purchased in a single transaction shall be included in the total amount on a single sales receipt; (f) At the time Merchant initiates authorization with SPS-EFT, Merchant warrants that the person presenting the check has been properly identified; (g) Following SPS-EFT’s authorization of the transaction, Merchant shall ensure that the customer that presented the check signs the receipt and legibly prints his/her correct full name and telephone number by hand. Merchant shall also ensure that the sales receipt contains the following correct information: (w) the customer’s bank account number and the check number from the MICR data; (x) Merchant’s name and business address; (y) the date of the transaction; and (z) the total cash price of the sale (including all applicable state, federal or local surcharges and taxes) or the amount to be charged if a partial payment is made in cash or by credit card or the amount to be charged as the remaining balance owing after the deposit has been made. After customer signs the receipt, Merchant shall deliver to the person presenting the check a true and completed copy of the sales receipt. No check may be altered after SPS-EFT authorizes acceptance of the check. Merchan...
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