Mobile Wallets Clause Samples

The 'Mobile Wallets' clause defines the terms and conditions under which mobile wallet services can be used for transactions within the agreement. It typically outlines which mobile wallet platforms are accepted, the responsibilities of each party regarding security and authentication, and any limitations or restrictions on usage. For example, it may specify that only certain digital wallets (like Apple Pay or Google Pay) are permitted, and that users must ensure their devices are secure. This clause ensures clarity around the use of mobile wallets, helping to allocate risk and prevent disputes related to payment methods.
Mobile Wallets. We may, at our sole discretion, allow you to use your Card on various third-party mobile wallet applications. If you choose to add your Card to a mobile wallet, you will be bound by Tangerine’s Terms for that service, up-to-date copies of which can be found and are made available to you on our
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Mobile Wallets. If Cardholders are provided the ability to provision Cards to a mobile wallet (such as Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, etc.) on a mobile device (or handheld computer) such as smartphones, e-readers, tablets, or other electronic devices, Company should consider that there is risk of loss that may result from wireless transmission or loss of the mobile device. Bank is not responsible or liable for any function, malfunction, delays or other problems, or any resulting loss, damage, or liability from enrollment in or use of a mobile wallet or use of a Card on a mobile device.
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Mobile Wallets. The parties shall have the rights and obligations with respect to the provisioning of Mobile Wallets and the facilitating of certain transactions by Mobile Wallets as set forth in Schedule 3.2(f) (Mobile Wallets).
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