Sentences with phrase «required by the merchant»

Not exact matches

For starters, white - labelled e-commerce solution providers like LemonStand and BlackSquare let a wide range of merchants set up online storefronts at a fraction of the time and cost required by traditional IT channels.
There are a few exceptions to the new no signature necessary policy: if the merchant requires it or if a signature is required by law.
Or, almost no one: «The license is not required for merchants or consumers that utilize Virtual Currency solely for the purchase or sale of goods or services; or those firms chartered under the New York Banking Law to conduct exchange services and are approved by DFS to engage in Virtual Currency business activity.»
On the return of the merchant he punishes the first two by requiring that they perform the most menial tasks about the house.
The Merchant Marine Act, also known as the Jones Act was enacted in 1920 and requires that all goods transported by water between U.S. ports be carried on American - made ships with an American crew.
You save by earning rewards, the bank or credit card company makes money off merchant fees, and the merchant makes a sale that they might not have made if they required cash.
You would be required to enter your IVR One Time Password (OTP), in addition to your IndusInd Bank Credit Card credentials, when prompted by the merchant IVR.
Credit monitoring provided by Merchants Information Solutions and TransUnion (an email address is required for credit monitoring services).
Our credit card merchant requires an original signature by the cardholder on all credit transactions.
Amex Offers that require booking directly on a merchant website or on amextravel.com, won't be triggered by AskAmex transactions.
In particular, the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, commonly referred to as the Jones Act, generally requires that all vessels transporting «merchandise» between two points in the U.S. be: U.S. - built, U.S. - flagged, U.S. - owned, and predominantly crewed by U.S. citizens or residents.
The financial privacy issues are also partially addressed by the provider's merchant agreement with the credit card company which contains terms requiring them to maintain certain kinds of security with respect to your financial information (which is not to say that the provider actually follows all of the requirements of their merchant agreement scrupulously, which is why data breaches happen all the time in businesses both large and small).
«Merchants have been burnt by NFC,» she said, referring to the cost required to build out payment infrastructure to support credit cards with NFC, which are used in «less than 1 percent of transactions.»
... apparently by levying a sizeable fee to merchants and requiring loads of proof that the products are legit.
If American Express did not require merchants to abide by its anti-steering rule, it wouldn't be able to offer this form of differentiated product; it would instead be required to compete solely on price.
According to the Complaint filed in Court, the background screening firm that is subject of the class action lawsuit sold memberships to retail merchants that required each merchant to contribute suspected theft or shoplifting records of employees or customers to a database shared by all members, essentially creating a retail employment blacklist.
As law professor Tim Wu points out in his book The Attention Merchants, consumer capitalism is the most creative force in the contemporary world, able to hijack any personal or collective ideal by turning it into consumer desire, encouraging us to feel entitled to the best possible relationships that require low maintenance and offer high rewards.
Brokerages considering accepting deposits by credit card must first satisfy themselves as to the terms and conditions of acting as a «merchant» in this way, and must ensure that such deposits, in the full amount required by a contract of purchase and sale, (i.e. without service charges being deducted) are deposited promptly and retained in the brokerage trust account.
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