Ineligible Transactions Clause Samples
The 'Ineligible Transactions' clause defines specific types of transactions that are not permitted or do not qualify under the terms of an agreement. Typically, this clause lists activities or transactions that fall outside the scope of acceptable use, such as those involving prohibited goods, illegal activities, or transactions with sanctioned entities. By clearly outlining what is not allowed, the clause helps prevent misuse of the agreement and protects the parties from legal or regulatory risks associated with unauthorized or high-risk transactions.
Ineligible Transactions. Chargeback Protection Tool does not apply to chargebacks involving transactions where the item received by the buyer is not what they ordered (“Significantly Not as Described”). Chargeback Protection Tool also does not apply to items or transactions that are ineligible for PayPal’s Seller Protection program (“Ineligible Transactions”). The list of the ineligible items or transactions for PayPal’s Seller Protection program are adopted and incorporated by reference, and can be found here.
Ineligible Transactions. Any of the following (collectively, “Ineligible Transactions”) are not Eligible Transactions and will not count towards your earning of a Program Reward:
a. Any transaction where you transfer your UGLYCASH’s Visa Prepaid Card balance to a digital wallet, including without limitation to a Venmo, PayPal, Stripe, Cash App, or any other digital wallet provider (“Digital Wallet”) including mobile versions and mobile applications of such Digital Wallet.
b. Eligible Transactions cannot be combined, accrued or transferred from multiple Accounts or other sources into a single Account.
c. Any purchase or transaction that is reversed including without limitation, by ACH return (as that term is defined under the NACHA Rules) or is canceled, disputed, reversed, or otherwise rejected for any reason.
d. Transactions that are not considered eligible purchases, including but not limited to: balance transfers; cash advances or cash-like transactions; traveler's checks, foreign currency, money orders, or wire transfers; lottery tickets, casino gaming chips, racetrack ▇▇▇▇▇▇ or similar betting transactions; any checks that access your account; interest charges; unauthorized or fraudulent charges; and fees of any kind, including an annual fee, if applicable.
Ineligible Transactions. The Chargeback Protection Tools do not apply to Chargeback claims, items or transactions that are ineligible for PayPal’s Seller Protection program (“Ineligible Transactions”). The list of the ineligible items or transactions for PayPal’s Seller Protection program are adopted and incorporated by reference, and can be found here. Chargeback Protection tools also do not apply to transactions (1) processed through Other Payment Technology Services, such as Google Pay and Apple Pay; or (2) where a merchant uses a processor connection other than ▇▇▇▇▇ Fargo or PayPal Millennium.