Card and Account Use Clause Samples

Card and Account Use. The Employer has authorized and requested the issuance of a Card in your name. The Card and the Account can only be used by you and should only be used for an Eligible Purpose, in accordance with the Employer’s internal policies, including (a) to make Purchases, whether you buy in person, over the phone, using the Internet or by mail order; (b) to make cash withdrawals, which constitute Cash Advances, at one of Royal Bank’s branches, at another financial institution or at an ATM; or (c) for other purposes that we may authorize from time to time. If you incur Debt by using the Card number only, without having presented the Card to a merchant (such as for a Purchase using the Internet), the legal effect will be as if you had used the Card and signed a sales draft or receipt or entered your PIN. You agree that the Card and the Account will not be used for gambling, online gaming, illicit drug transactions, or any other unlawful purpose. We may refuse to authorize certain types of transactions at our discretion. The Employer may also impose restrictions on all aspects of the use of the Card, including usage restriction to selected merchant category code groups. Different types of Commercial Cards come with different features and services. The Employer may, at its discretion, allow you to participate in and make use of additional optional features and/or services. You may not use the Card to obtain any such features and/or services unless you have received authorization from the Employer. If the Employer requests any of these optional features and/or services, Royal Bank may send you a separate document outlining any additional terms and conditions for the optional features and/or services.
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