Common use of Bona Fide Transactions Clause in Contracts

Bona Fide Transactions. Customer shall not submit any Transaction that is not a good faith Transaction. A “good faith” Transaction means a Transaction that is (i) between the Customer and its End User, (ii) for the sale of goods and/or services (or a refund for such a sale) that are Customer’s property or that Customer has the legal right to sell, (iii) submitted on behalf of Customer (and not on behalf of any third party), and (iv) legal, authorized by the End User, non-fraudulent or otherwise damaging to the Payment Network(s), and (v) enforceable, collectible, and in full compliance with these Processing Terms, applicable law, and the Payment Network Rules.

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Sources: Payment Processing Terms, Payment Processing Terms