Examples of using Verification instrument in English and their translations into Polish
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Use of the payment verification instrument.
The payer may transmit his consent for the purposes of Article 41 using a payment verification instrument.
To make sure that the personalised security features of a payment verification instrument are not accessible to parties other than the holder of the payment verification instrument;
Article 46Obligations on the payment service userin relation to payment verification instruments.
In cases where specific payment verification instruments are used for the purposes of transmitting consent,
In relation to payment verification instruments.
Where, for the use of a given payment verification instrument, the payee requests a surcharge or offers a reduction,
Article 43 Use of the payment verification instrument 1.
Payment verification instrument" means any personalised device(s) and/or set of procedures used
This could encourage carelessness among holders of payment verification instruments e.g. payment card and PIN.
However, the payment service provider may block the payment verification instrument only if he has previously made bona fide efforts to contact the holder of the payment verification instrument in order to verify whether fraud has been taking place.
Recommendation(97/489/EC) providing for the protection of customers using electronic payment verification instruments, such as payment cards.
Moreover, once a user has notified a payment service provider that his payment verification instrument may have been compromised, the user should not be required to cover any further losses stemming from unauthorised use of that instrument. .
The onus is thereby on the payment service provider to furnish evidence that the holder of the payment verification instrument did in fact order the payment.
Where, for the use of a given payment verification instrument, a payment service provider
providing for the protection of customers using electronic payment verification instruments, such as payment cards.
the payment service provider may reserve the right to block the use of a payment verification instrument even within the agreed spending ceiling provided that, in its view,
the onus is on the payment service provider to furnish evidence that the holder of the payment verification instrument did in fact order the payment.
To refrain from sending an unsolicited payment verification instrument, except where a payment verification instrument already held by the payment service user is to be replaced because it has expired
misappropriation of the payment verification instrument or of its unauthorised use.
payment service user is to take in order to keep safe a payment verification instrument, the risks involved if the steps are not taken
ultimately have an adverse impact on those payment service users who do handle their payment verification instrument with the requisite care.
Article 46 Obligations on the payment service user in relation to payment verification instruments The payment service user shall meet the following obligations:( a)( b)
fail to notice the loss of the payment verification instrument but duly notify the loss the moment it comes to their attention.
The payment service user shall bear the loss, up to a maximum of EUR 150, resulting from the use of a lost or stolen payment verification instrument and occurring before he has fulfilled his obligation to notify his payment service provider under Article 46( b). Member States may reduce that maximum amount further provided that such reduction does not apply to payment service providers authorised in other Member States.
fail to notice the loss of the payment verification instrument but duly notify the loss the moment it comes to their attention.
to in paragraph 2, the use of a payment verification instrument recorded by the payment service provider shall not, of itself, be sufficient to establish either that the payment was authorised by the payment service user or that the payment service user acted fraudulently or with gross negligence with regard to his obligations under Article 46.
in the EESC's view, provided users handle their payment verification instrument with the requisite care
In order to provide an incentive for the payment service user to notify his provider of any theft or loss of a payment verification instrument without undue delay
The payment service user shall bear the loss, up to a maximum of EUR 150, resulting from the use of a lost or stolen payment verification instrument and occurring before he has fulfilled his obligation to notify his payment service provider under Article 46b.