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Important information you need to know

The Anytime B2B Account Agreement

Please read this Agreement carefully before you activate your Account and/or Card or use any of our services. This information forms the Agreement for your Anytime Account any the Card issued by PPS to you. By confirming that you accept the terms of this Agreement, or by activating your Account and/or Card and/or using our services, you accept this Agreement. If there is anything you do not understand, please contact Customer Services using the contact details in paragraph 20 of this Agreement.

DEFINITIONS

Account – Either one or both of the electronic payments accounts as defined in article L.314-1 of “Code Monetaire et Financier”, Master Account and Card Account.

Account Information Services – An online service which provides consolidated information on accounts held by you with one or more payment service providers such as banks.

Account Information Services Provider – A third party payment service provider which is authorised by its Regulator to provide Account Information Services with your or Account Manager’s explicit consent and under a separate agreement which you have signed with them.

Account Manager – The individual elected by the Business to be responsible for the management of the Master Account, Card Accounts and associated Cards.

Account Owner – The Customer or the entity legally responsible for all Accounts and Cards.

Affiliate – any person or entity directly or indirectly controlling, controlled by or under common control with one of the Parties.

Agreement - This agreement as varied from time to time.

Anytime - Anytime SA trading as Anytime, a company registered in Belgium whose registered office is at Avenue Louise, 326, 1050, Brussels, Belgium.

Anytime IBAN – Anytime account details for receiving incoming SEPA payment and sending outgoing SEPA payment.

ATM - Automated Teller Machine.

Authorised Third Party Provider – Includes Account Information Service Provider and/or Payment Initiation Service Provider.

Balance - The value of funds available to use. The Master Account and Card Account will have its own separate funds.

B2B Scheme – the SEPA Business to Business Direct Debit Scheme.

B2B Scheme Rules – the rights and obligations set out in the SEPA Business to Business Scheme Rulebook as amended from time to time by the European Payments Council and as available on its website (www.europeanpaymentscouncil.eu).

Business – The Account Owner.

Card or Payment Card – Anytime Business Mastercard Card.

Card Account – The payment electronic account associated with Card.

Card Number - The 16 digit number on the front of a Card.

Cardholder – An individual selected by the Business to whom a Card is issued to.

Collection - with regard to a SEPA Direct Debit means a payment transaction initiated by a payee under which an amount is to be collected from your Account in accordance with the Core Scheme Rules or the B2B Scheme Rules (as applicable);

Contactless - A payment feature that provides the Cardholder with a way to pay by tapping the Card on a point-of-sale terminal reader for transactions of up to €50 (as amended from time to time).

Core Scheme – means the SEPA Core Direct Debit Scheme.

Core Scheme Rules - the rights and obligations set out in the SEPA Core Direct Debit Scheme Rulebook as amended from time to time by the European Payments Council and as available on its website (www.europeanpaymentscouncil.eu).

Customer Services - The contact centre for dealing with queries about the Account and Card. Contact details for Customer Services can be found in paragraph 20.

Digital Card – A computerised visual image of the Card.

EEA - The European Economic Area which currently includes all countries in the European Union together with Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein.

Full Deductible Amount - The full transaction amount, including the transaction itself along with any associated fees, charges and taxes.

Information – Means any information related to the Business, and any personal information related to an Account Manager and a Cardholder.

Limits - Maximum limits in relation to the Account and Card, such as Maximum Balance, and limits on transactions as referred in paragraph 2.

Mandate – with regard to a SEPA Direct Debit means the written expression of consent and authorisation given by you to allow a payee to send instructions to us to initiate Collections for debiting your Account;

Master Account - The electronic payment account belonging to the Business set up for the purpose of distributing funds to Cards Account.

Mastercard Acceptance Mark - The Mastercard International Incorporated Brand Mark, indicating acceptance of the Card.

Mastercard - Mastercard International Incorporated whose head office is at 2000 Purchase Street, Purchase, New York, 10577 USA.

Maximum Balance – The maximum balance on the Master Account and Card Account as referred to in paragraph 2.

Merchant - A retailer, or any other person, firm or corporation that accepts cards which display the Mastercard Acceptance Mark.

Payment Services: means, as defined in European Directive 2009/110/CE from European Parliament and of the Council, transfer of funds from a Payment Account open with the Payment Services Provider, management of the Payment Account, including using a Payment card or any similar Payment method.

Payment Initiation Services – An online service which accesses the Master Account to initiate the transfer of funds on your behalf.

Payment Initiation Service Provider – An third party payment service provider which is authorised by its Regulator to provide Payment Initiation Services with your or Account Manager’s explicit consent and under a separate agreement which you have signed with them.

Payment Instruction – An instruction from you or Account Manager to make a payment from or to your Master Account.

Payment Terminal - A device which interfaces with Mastercard, Visa, or American Express cards to make electronic funds transfers.

PIN – A four digit personal identification number for use with the Card.

Quasi Cash – Means transactions that includes, but not limited to, purchasing travellers cheque, lottery tickets, casino gaming chips, money orders, deposits and wire transfer money orders.

Regulated Services – the issuance and management of VCN by PPS to the Cardholder and the associated payment services.

Regulator – Means the National Bank of Belgium in Belgium or another European financial services regulator.

Self Service Account Management Portal – A mobile App or online portal that allows access to the Master Account and Card Account which is provided to you by Anytime.

SEPA – Single Euro Payments Area.

SEPA Direct Debit - A Europe-wide Direct Debit system that allows merchants to collect Euro-denominated payments from accounts in the SEPA countries and associated territories subject to a mandate agreed between the payer and payee. When used in this Agreement, the term may include both the Core Scheme and B2B Scheme as the context permits or requires.

SEPA Direct Debit Scheme Rules – means the Core Scheme Rules and/or B2B Scheme Rules as applicable.

SEPA Payment - is a non-urgent euro payment debiting a euro account and crediting another euro account in the SEPA zone. The International Bank Account Number (IBAN) must be used as the unique identifier for the receiver's bank, branch and account.

User – Any users of the Account or Card, including Account Manager and Cardholder.

we, us our or PPS EU – PPS EU SA, a company registered in Belgium with number 0712.775.202 who can be contacted at 1160 Brussels, boulevard du Souverain 165 boîte 9, Belgium.

Website – www.anyti.me

Working Day – Our working days are Monday to Friday but does not include bank or public holidays.

you, your - The Account Owner.

ACCOUNT LIMITS

Account Holders been provided with a Euro 25,000 limit & Euro 75,000 limit

Mastercard Spend 25 000€/Month

ATM withdrawal 3 000€/Month

Account Holders been provided with a Euro 45,000 limit

Mastercard Spend 45 000€/Month

ATM withdrawal 3 000€/Month

Account Holders been provided with a Euro 65,000 limit

Mastercard Spend 65 000€/Month

ATM withdrawal 5 000€/Month

Account Holders been provided with a Euro 500,000 limit

Mastercard Spend 65 000€/Month

ATM withdrawal 5 000€/Month

Account Holders been provided with a Euro 3,000,000 limit

Mastercard Spend 130 000€/Month

ATM withdrawal 10 000€/Month

SCOPE OF THIS AGREEMENT

3.1 The Master Account and Card Account are in euro. A Card issued under this agreement is a Payment Card; it is not a credit, charge or debit card.

3.2 The Master Account and Card Account are issued by PPS, and distributed and administered by Anytime as agent for PPS EU. PPS EU are authorised and regulated by the National Bank of Belgium as an electronic money institution with permission to provide payment services.

3.3 All Cards are issued by us pursuant to our licence from Mastercard. Mastercard is a registered trademark, and the circles design is a trademark of Mastercard International Incorporated. Your Card remains PPS EU’s property.

3.4 Your rights and obligations relating to the use of your Master Account, Card Account and Card are as set out in this Agreement between you and us; you have no rights against Mastercard or its respective affiliates. If you experience any difficulties in using your Master Account and/or Card you should contact Customer Services.

3.5 This Agreement is written and available in French and English and we undertake to communicate with you and any Users in English and French regarding any aspect of your Card or Account.

3.6 You agree that we may communicate with you and Users by e-mail and/or SMS and/or via the Self Service Account Management Portal notifications for issuing any notices or information about the Account or Card and therefore it is important that Users keep their e-mail address and mobile phone number updated via the Self Service Account Management Portal.

3.7 If you wish to make use of services provided by an Authorised Third Party Provider on your Master Account, you may do so provided that you have signed up to use Self Service Account Management Portal and your Master Account is active. We advise that before using an Authorised Third Party Provider, you ensure that the Authorised Third Party Provider is authorised by a Regulator to provide their services. In France, the ACPR register will tell you whether a company is authorised

(https://acpr.banque-france.fr/autoriser/registre-des-agents-financiers). You must provide your explicit consent or share your Self Service Account Management Portal credentials for Master Account with the Authorised Third Party Provider each time an access to your Master Account is required for them to provide you with their services. You should always consider the implications of sharing your Self Service Account Management Portal credentials and any personal information.

3.8 If an Authorised Third Party Provider requests access to your Master Account to provide you with their services using your Self Service Account Management Portal credentials, we will assume that you have given consent to do so. Please note we are obliged to provide access to your Account if it is requested by an Authorised Third Party Provider and can only refuse access in certain circumstances.

3.9 If you do not wish to use services provided by an Authorised Third Party Provider on your Account, you simply refuse to provide your consent or refuse to share your Self Service Account Management Portal credentials for Master Account with an Authorised Third Party Provider.

3.10 You can only use services provided by an Account Information Service Provider on your Card Account.

APPLYING AND REGISTERING THE MASTER ACCOUNT

4.1 Only EU registered organisation may apply for a Master Account.

4.2 The Account Manager must activate the Master Account before using it.

4.3 We will issue the Master Account to you on the basis of the Information that you provide. You must provide accurate Information and to tell us of any changes as soon as possible so that our records remain correct.

4.4 If we are unable to satisfactorily verify any Information provided by you at the time you applied for the Master Account we will either request for further information or reject your application

APPLYING, RECEIVING AND ACTIVATING A CARD

5.1 An Account Manager can apply for a Card via the Self Service Account Management Portal or purchase from a store. If we are unable to satisfactorily verify any Information about the Cardholder, we will either request for further information or reject the application or stop the Card from being used.

5.2 The Card will be posted to the Business’ registered address if applied for a Card online.

5.3 When the Card is received, the Account Manager must activate it via the Self Service Account Management Portal before distributing it to the Cardholder.

5.4 Once the Card has been activated, the Self Service Account Management Portal will give the Account Manager the option to reveal the PIN. The PIN should never be shared with anybody other than the Cardholder.

5.5 The Cardholder must sign the Card immediately once received and keep it safe.

5.6 The Cardholder may change its PIN at selected ATM that has PIN change facility. When selecting or changing the PIN, the Cardholder must not select a PIN that may be easily guessed, such as a number that:

5.6.1 is easily associated with the Cardholder, such as their telephone number or birth date; or

5.6.2 is part of data imprinted on the Card; or

5.6.3 consists of the same digits or a sequence of running digits; or

5.6.4 is identical to a previously selected PIN.

5.7 The Cardholder must not reveal its PIN to a third party.

5.8 You are responsible for all the Cards issued and the use of the Cards under this Agreement and any fees or charges that these Cards may incur.

5.9 The Account Manager must register any Cards purchased from a store via the Self Service Account Management Portal before distributing them to Cardholders of using them.

TRANSFERING FUNDS, USING A CARD AND CARD EXPIRY

6.1 The Account manager will be able to transfer funds onto their Card Account.

6.2 The Card can be used at any Merchant to make purchases in-store, via the internet or over the phone and can be used to obtain cash through ATMs (fees apply, see paragraph 12). The Cardholder may make purchases online and over the phone using their Digital Card. A Cardholder can authorise a transactions on the Card at any Merchant by entering the PIN or other security code, if the Merchant does not accept chip and PIN authorisation, the Merchant may allow the Cardholder to authorise the transaction by signature of the receipt. A transaction can also be authorised by tapping the Card against a Contactless enabled reader. We may refuse to execute a transaction if the transaction is unlawful or fraudulent. We will treat the transactions as authorised and genuine if:

6.2.1 the Card PIN or other security code personal to the Cardholder is used;

6.2.2 the Card is used and the Cardholder have authorised the transaction by signature of the receipt; or

6.2.3 the Digital Card details have been used.

6.3 Once the Cardholder has authorised a payment on the Card, we cannot change or cancel it as at that point it is deemed to be received by us. We cannot cancel authorised payments that have not yet been processed. The Cardholder may be able to cancel transactions that they have authorised for a future date (including recurring transactions) by contacting the retailer before the date on which the payment is due to be made.

6.4 The Card is a Payment Card, which means that the full amount of each transaction and authorisation will be debited from the Card Account, plus any applicable taxes and charges, including additional ATM charges if any. The Cardholder must not use the Card if the Full Deductible Amount exceeds the Balance.

6.5 Due to security safeguards, Merchants that accept the Card are required to seek authorisation from us for all of the transactions that are made by the Cardholder. There are some circumstances where Merchants may require the Cardholder to have a Balance greater than the value of the transaction they wish to make. The Cardholder will only be charged for the actual and final value of the transaction they make. Merchants request this as they may need to access more funds than the Cardholder initially planned to spend. For example:

6.5.1 hotels, rental cars, and

6.5.2 internet Merchants – certain internet Merchant sites will, on registration or at checkout stage, send a request for payment authorisation to verify if funds are available. This will temporarily impact the Balance. Also please bear in mind that many sites will not deduct payment until goods are dispatched so please be aware of this when checking the Balance to make sure sufficient funds are available to cover all purchases.

6.6 The Card cannot be used in situations where it is not possible to obtain online authorisation that the Cardholder have sufficient balance for the transaction. For example but not limited to: transactions on trains, ships, and some inflight purchases.

6.7 The Card cannot be used at self-service petrol pumps but it can be used to pay by taking it to the cashier.

6.8 The Card should not be used as a form of identification.

6.9 The Card may not be used for any illegal purpose or in any manner prohibited by law, nor for gambling, for any adult entertainment or for Quasi Cash transactions.

6.10 We may ask the Account Manager to surrender any Cards at any time for a valid reason in accordance with the provisions in paragraph 15 of this Agreement.

6.11 If a Merchant agrees to give a refund for a purchase made using the Card, the funds will be added to the Balance of the Card when we receive the funds from the Merchant.

6.12 The Card can be used to make transactions in a currency other than Euro ("foreign currency transaction"), the amount deducted from the Card will be converted to euro on the day we receive details of that foreign currency transaction. We will use a rate set by Mastercard, which will be available on each Working Day and changes in the exchange rate shall take effect immediately. Exchange rates can fluctuate and they may change between the time a transaction is made and the time it is deducted from the Balance. The Cardholder can find out the exchange rate applied to a transaction in their transaction history. We might charge an additional foreign transaction fee for all foreign currency transactions – see paragraph 12.

6.13 The Account Manager controls where and how a Card can be used and can at any time turn off any functionality of the Card.

CARD EXPIRY

6.14 The expiry date of the Card is printed on the front of the Card. The Cardholder will not be able to use their Card once it expires. The Account Manager may request a replacement Card for the Cardholder via the Self Service Account Management Portal (fees apply, see paragraph 12).

6.15 Any Balance remaining on the Card Account at Card expiry will remain yours from the expiry date. Within this period, the Account Manager may at any time transfer any Balance to the Master Account via the Self Service Account Management Portal (subject to Limits).

6.16 The Balance on a Card will not earn any interest.

6.17 If, for any reason, a transaction is processed for an amount greater than the Balance on the Card, you must repay us the amount by which the Full Deductible Amount exceeds the Balance immediately after receiving an invoice from us. Should you not repay this amount immediately after receiving an invoice from us we reserve the right to take all steps necessary, including legal action, to recover any monies outstanding.

USING THE MASTER ACCOUNT

7.1 The Master Account can be used for making selected purchases. To make purchases, the Master Account must have sufficient Available Balance.

7.2 The Master Account will be configured and operated by Anytime. You agree that Anytime and we may take instructions from the Account Manager regarding the operation of the Master Account, including the creation of beneficiaries and instruction of payments, on your behalf.

7.3 The Account Manager can transfer funds from the Master Account to the Card Account, between two Card Payments Accounts and from a Card Account to the Master Account via the Self Service Account Management Portal.

7.4 We will stop a transaction or a payment going out (without prior notice to the Account Manager) if:

7.4.1 the Master Account does not have sufficient Balance to cover the transaction; or

7.4.2 the Master Account is suspended or closed; or

7.4.3 if the Master Account has reached its Limits; or

7.4.4 if we suspect the transactions to be fraudulent.

7.5 If, for any reason, a transaction is processed for an amount greater than the Balance on the Master Account, you must repay us the amount by which the Full Deductible Amount exceeds the Balance immediately after receiving an invoice from us. Should you not repay this amount immediately after receiving an invoice from us we reserve the right to take all steps necessary, including legal action, to recover any monies outstanding.

SEPA PAYMENTS IN

7.6 The Master Account can receive funds in via SEPA Payment, debit card, credit card, cheque and Payment Terminal. Subject to paragraph 7.7, we will credit the Master Account when we receive the funds. The amount received through wire transfers on the Master Account are credited on the account by the end of the next business day following the wire transfer reception by us and will be immediately reflected in the Available Balance , except in case of rejection of the wire transfer or any further need for compliance checks, especially in terms of AML/CFT.

7.7 A payment coming into the Master Account will be not credited to the Master Account if:

7.7.1 the Master Account has reached the Maximum Balance or its Limits; or

7.7.2 the Master Account is inactive or blocked; or

7.7.3 the sender has provided incorrect/invalid account details for the Master Account;

7.7.4 we suspect fraudulently activity on your Master Account; or

7.7.5 to do so is prohibited by any law.

7.8 The funds may be sent back to the sender without notifying you if paragraph 7.7 applies. Please note this will only apply to incoming SEPA Payment to the Anytime IBAN.

SEPA PAYMENTS OUT

7.9 To make a SEPA Payment out from the Master Account, the Account Manager must first set up the recipient as a new payee. For setting up a new payee, the Account Manager will need to undergo some security authorisation steps on the Self Service Account Management Portal.

7.10 Once the security authorisation steps has been successfully completed, a payment to that set up payee can be made via the Self Service Account Management Portal.

7.11 It is Account Manager’s responsibility to check there is sufficient Balance before sending any payments out. If the Master Account does not have sufficient Balance the payment will be rejected.

7.12 If a mobile number has been updated via the Self Service Account management Portal or Customer Services, the Account Manager may not be able to set up a new payee for making payments for 24 hours.

7.13 If a payment is rejected by the recipient bank, a refund is automatically credited to the Master Account.

TIMING OF PAYMENTS

7.14 Any SEPA Payment out will be sent within 1 Working Day of Payment Instruction.

7.15 Any incoming SEPA Payments will be credited to the Master Account within 1 Working Day from receiving the funds.

7.16 We will only allow a payment to be made if the payment is within the Master Account limits as stated in paragraph 2 and there is sufficient Balance.

7.17 The time of receipt of a transaction order is when we receive it. You or the Account Manager cannot stop a transaction after it has been transmitted to us and you or the Account Manager have given your consent, or when you or the Account Manager have given your consent to a pre-authorised payment.

AUTHORISATION FOR PAYMENTS AND STOPPING PAYMENTS

7.18 It is your or Account Manager’s responsibility to ensure correct recipient account details and payment amount are provided when making any payment or setting up a payee. You are responsible if you or the Account Manager gives us incorrect instructions or mistakenly instruct us to make the same payment more than once, but we will try to help you get the money back. We may not always be able to do this, but we will do all we can. We will charge you a fee for tracing, recalling or cancelling a payment. If we cannot get the money back, you can request the relevant information we have about the transaction to help you reclaim the money. We will provide this information on receiving a written request from you, unless the law prevents us doing so.

7.19 The Account Manager can authorise us to make a payment from your Account via Self Service Account Management Portal by setting up electronic payments and giving us instructions via a third party, such as through a Payment Initiation Service Provider. We will treat a payment as authorised by you or Account Manager if:

7.19.1 the transaction was authorised from the Self Service Account Management Portal using the required entry login details and that the payee had been approved using the verification code sent in the payee approval SMS; or

7.19.2 a Payment Initiation Service Provider has made a payment from your Account.

7.20 We may refuse to process a payment (without prior notice to you or Account Manager) if:

7.20.1 the Master Account does not have sufficient Balance to cover the payment; or

7.20.2 the Master Account is suspended or closed; or

7.20.3 the Master Account has reached its Limits; or

7.20.4 we need to do so to comply with the rules of the payment system; or

7.20.5 we suspect fraudulent activity on your Master Account or the payment is unlawful or fraudulent; or

7.20.6 we are concerned about fraud or unauthorised access to the Master Account by a Payment Initiation Service Provider; or

7.20.7 we are required to comply with any law.

7.21 If we refuse to process payment under 7.20:

7.21.1 we will not be liable for any loss this may result in, nor will we be obliged to inform the intended recipient.

7.21.2 the Account Manager can check the Master Account to ensure there was enough Balance and/or that correct recipient details were provided, or can ask us why we have not executed a payment by contacting Customer Services. Unless the law prevents us, we will explain why and we will also tell the Account Manager what can be done to correct any errors in the Payment Instruction.

7.21.3 is because we or Anytime are concerned under paragraph 7.20.6. In this event, Anytime will contact the Account Manager using the contact details provided by the Account Manager or by leaving a message on the Self Service Account Management Portal as soon as possible or in advance if possible to explain why we have refused to process the payment, unless we are prohibited by the law or we have security reasons to do so.

7.22 The Account Manager may not be able to stop any payments once it has been authorised by you, Account Manager or a Payment Initiation Service Provider.

7.23 If, for any reason, a payment is processed for an amount greater than the Balance on the Master Account, you must repay us the amount by which the Full Deductible Amount exceeds the Available Balance immediately after receiving an invoice from us. Should you not repay this amount immediately after receiving an invoice from us we reserve the right to take all steps necessary, including legal action and/or closing the Master Account, to recover any monies outstanding.

7.24 The Balance on the Account will not earn any interest.

7A. SEPA DIRECT DEBITS

7A.1 ELIGIBILITY

Subject to the terms set out in this Agreement and the applicable SEPA Direct Debit Scheme Rules, you are able to instruct payments from your Account utilising the Core Scheme and where eligible the B2B Scheme. In doing so, you agree at all times to comply with the Core Scheme Rules and/or B2B Scheme Rules (as applicable).
To be eligible to participate in the B2B Scheme you must meet the classification of a “Business Customer” as defined in the B2B Scheme Rules. For the avoidance of doubt, this means that you will not be eligible for the B2B Scheme if you are a ’consumer’ as defined in the Belgian Code of Economic Law.
You must notify us immediately if a change in circumstances means that you are no longer eligible to participate in the B2B Scheme.
We reserve the right to immediately terminate the provision of any B2B Scheme services provided to you in the event that you cease to be eligible under the B2B Scheme Rules.

7A.2 MANDATES & COLLECTIONS

Before the execution of any payment transaction or series of transactions made using a SEPA Direct Debit scheme you must authorise the payee to collect payments from your Account by agreeing to the Mandate provided by the payee.
In the case of the Core Scheme, your signing of a Mandate constitutes your consent to each Collection relating to such Mandate and unless you notify us otherwise in accordance with clauses (e) to (h) below we will debit your Account on the Collection date specified by the payee.
Under the B2B Scheme, we are required to confirm your authorisation of each Collection presented to us under the B2B Scheme Rules. We will therefore ask you to provide your consent to the Mandate prior to first collection under the Mandate. This will typically be requested via a notification within the App between 1-14 days prior to the Collection date. You must give us your approval prior to the first Collection date under a Mandate, otherwise the Collection will be declined.
You agree to comply with the terms of any Mandate that you have agreed with a payee. The underlying contract between you and the payee, and any claims or defences under it, is outside of this Agreement and is entirely a matter between you and the payee. You should seek to resolve any disputed Collection directly with the payee.
You may amend a Mandate by informing the payee of the changes you wish to make provided you do so in accordance with the Core Scheme Rules or B2B Scheme Rules (as applicable).
You may inform a payee at any time that a Mandate is cancelled. If you cancel a Mandate you must inform us immediately. Following your notification to us we will refuse any future direct debit demands under the cancelled Mandate provided we receive your instructions no later than one Working Day before the Account is due to be debited. In such instance it is your responsibility to notify the payee that you have cancelled the Mandate. We may reject or return a Collection where we are entitled or obliged to do so under the Core Scheme Rules or B2B Scheme Rules (as applicable).
You have the right to instruct us to prohibit the debiting of your Account for any Collection.
If we receive notification of cancellation of a Mandate from a payee we will reject any further collections under such Mandate.

7A.3 REFUNDS & DISPUTES

Under the Core Scheme, where a payment has been taken from your Account you have a right to request a refund from us in the following circumstances:

within 8 weeks of the date that your Account was debited for any reason.
after 8 weeks but within 13 months of the date that your Account was debited where you claim that the payment was not authorised by you in which case the provisions of clause 13 shall apply.
Where your claim is rejected you will need to contact the Payee directly to try to resolve the issue.

Under the B2B Scheme, you will have no right to seek a refund where a payment has been taken out of your Account and you have authorised that payment. Where a payment has been taken from your Account without your authority the provisions of clauses 13 will apply.
If we agree to provide a refund for any SEPA Direct Debit, this does not relieve you of any responsibility you have to resolve any issues in respect of the disputed Collection with the payee, nor does the payment of a refund by us prejudice the outcome of such a dispute.

7A.4 OTHER TERMS

You must not allow anyone other than an authorised signatory to sign a Mandate. Subject to any applicable legal or regulatory requirements or our obligations under the Core and B2B Scheme Rules (as applicable), we are authorised to act upon any Collection that is submitted to us in accordance with these Terms without enquiring about its purpose, or the circumstances in which the Mandate was signed.
In the event that the provisions of this Agreement are inconsistent or conflict with the SEPA Direct Debit Scheme Rules, the provisions of the SEPA Direct Debit Scheme Rules will prevail.
You agree to take any steps and provide any information which we may reasonably require to assist us in the performance of our obligations under the SEPA Direct Debit Scheme Rules.

CHECKING BALANCE

8.1 The Account Manager can check the Available Balance and transaction history on the Master Account and on a Card Account via the Self Service Account Management Portal.

8.2 We will make your monthly Account statements available on your self account management service portal and we will send you an email on a monthly basis.

8.3 A Cardholder can check the Available Balance and transaction history via the Self Service Account Management Portal and at selected ATM that has this functionality.

CANCELLING, CLOSING AND REDEEMING THE FUNDS

9.1 The Account Manager may cancel the Account and any Cards before activating them, and up to 14 calendar days after the date of activation ("cancellation period"), via the Self Service Account Management Portal. The Account Manager may transfer any Available Balance on the Card Account to the Master Account and any Available Balance on the Master Account to the Business’ bank account via SEPA debit transfer (subject to Account Limits) before cancelling the Master Account.

9.2 The Account Manager may close the Master Account and/or any Card Accounts at any time after the cancellation period and redeem any Available Balance on the master Account by SEPA debit transfer.

9.3 The Account Manager may not close the Master Account if any Card Accounts are still active/open and if there is any negative balance.

9.4 Once the Available Balance on the Master Account is redeemed and the Master Account is closed, your Agreement will terminate. However, if paragraph 9.5 applies to the Account and/or any Cards then the Master Account will remain active and your Agreement will continue to apply to you until there is no money outstanding on your Account or on any Cards.

9.5 If we find any additional transactions, fees or charges have been incurred on the Account and/or on any Cards following the processing of the redemption request, we'll send an itemised invoice to you and we will require you to refund us immediately after receiving the invoice. Should you not repay this amount immediately after receiving an invoice from us we reserve the right to take all steps necessary, including legal action, to recover any monies outstanding.

YOUR LIABILITY AND AUTHORISATIONS

10.1 You are responsible for the use of your Account and any Cards issued under this Agreement. You must ensure that all the Users under this Agreement understand and comply with this Agreement.

10.2 We may restrict or refuse to authorise any use of your Account and any Cards issued under this Agreement including transactions in any legal jurisdiction if using the Card or Account is causing or could cause a breach of this Agreement or if we have reasonable grounds for suspecting that either you, the Account Manager, a Cardholder or a third party has committed or is about to commit a crime or other abuse in connection with the Card or Account.

10.3 Where appropriate, any refusal to authorise a Card transaction will be relayed to the Cardholder via the Merchant concerned.

10.4 It is your responsibility to ensure the Cardholder sign their Card as soon as they receive it and keeps it safe. All Users must also keep safe any security information or credentials related to the Card, Account and Self Service Account Management Portal.

10.5 You will be liable for all unauthorised transactions that arise from the use of a lost or stolen Card or Account security information or the misappropriation of the Card or Account if any Users fails to:

10.5.1 keep the Card and/or security features of the Card and/or Account safe, or

10.5.2 notify us that the Card is lost or stolen.

10.6 You must ensure any Users does not:

10.6.1 allow another person to use a Card, PIN or security information related to Card or Account; or

10.6.2 write down password(s), PIN or any security information related to Card or Account unless this is done in a way that would make it impossible for anyone else to recognise any of that information, or
10.6.3 disclose their PIN or any security information related to Card or Account, or otherwise make them available to any other person, whether verbally or by entering them in a way that allows them to be observed by others; or

10.6.4 enter the PIN in any ATM that does not look genuine, has been modified, has a suspicious device attached or is operating in a suspicious manner.

10.7 You should never allow a third party other than the Cardholder, Account Manager and an Authorised Third Party Provider to use or access your Account

10.8 You or the Account Manager must not disclose or make available your Self Service Account Management Portal credentials to a third party unless the third party is an Authorised third Party Provider and you want to use their services.

10.9 You will be responsible for all transactions that the Users or a Payment Initiation Service Provider authorises.

10.10 You will be liable for all transactions that take place as a result of you, the Account Manager or Cardholder acting fraudulently or failing to comply with this Agreement with intent or gross negligence. Any such transactions and any fees and charges relating to such transactions will be deducted from the Available Balance on the Master Account.

10.11 It is your responsibility to keep us updated of changes to any Information, including e-mail address and mobile numbers. Failure to do so may result in us being unable to contact you regarding the Account, including the provision of refunds to which you might be entitled or to let you know about changes to this Agreement.

10.12 You agree to indemnify and hold harmless, us and our distributors, partners, agents, sponsors, and service providers and their group companies from and against the costs of any legal action taken to enforce this Agreement and/or any breach of this Agreement or fraudulent use of the Card, Account, Self Service Account Management Portal log in details, or PIN by or authorised by either you, Account Manager or any Cardholders.

LOST, STOLEN OR DAMAGED CARDS

11.1 In the event of loss, theft, fraud or any other risk of an unauthorised use of the Card or Account, or if the Card is damaged or malfunctions, the Cardholder must block the Card via the Self Service Account Management Portal immediately or contact Customer Services so that we can block the Card and PIN. Alternatively, the Cardholder can inform the Account Manager who can also block the Card.

11.2 In the event that either the Cardholder or the Account Manager block the Card or they notify us in accordance with this Agreement that the Card has been lost or stolen you will be liable for a maximum of €35 of any loss that takes place prior to us being notified or the Card being blocked.

11.3 Provided that the Cardholder have followed one of the steps in accordance with paragraph 11.1 and that paragraph 11.4 does not apply, then you will not be liable for losses that take place following the date on which the Cardholder or the Account Manager blocked the Card or informed Customer Services. If there is an Available Balance remaining on the Card Account, the Account Manager can request a replacement Card via the Self Service Account Management Portal (fees apply, see paragraph 12).

11.4 In the event that we have reason to believe that either the Account Manager or the Cardholder have acted fraudulently or have acted with gross negligence or intentionally in failing to notify us of the lost or stolen Card or the Cardholder have failed to keep their Card or security information safe or the Account Manager or the Cardholder have breached this Agreement then you shall be liable for all losses.

FEES

12.1 The Master Account and a Card Account is subject to the following fees

12.2 We will deduct any fees due from the Available Balance on the Account or Card. If there is no Available Balance of funds, or fees exceed the balance of funds available, we shall send an invoice to you and will require you to refund us immediately after receiving the invoice. Should you not repay this amount immediately after receiving an invoice from us we reserve the right to take all steps necessary, including legal action, to recover any monies outstanding.

UNAUTHORISED AND INCORRECT TRANSACTIONS

13.1 If there is a reason for believing that a transaction on the Account was unauthorised by either by you, the Account Manager, Cardholder, or a Payment Initiation Service Provider, or was made incorrectly, the Account Manager must inform us immediately via the Self Service Account Management Portal, but in any event within 13 months of the date of the relevant transaction.

13.2 If either the Account Manager reports unauthorised transaction:

13.2.1 we will by the end of the next Working Day refund the unauthorised amount including any fees to the Account to the position it would have been in if the unauthorised transaction had not taken place.

13.2.2 We are not obliged to refund the unauthorised sums to you if we have reason to believe that either you, the Account Manager or the Cardholder have acted fraudulently, and we may notify the police or any other authority permitted by law. If we don’t provide a refund by the end of the next Working Day but subsequently confirm that the transaction was unauthorised, we will refund the unauthorised sums to you straight away.

13.2.3 We will have no further liability to you once we have refunded the unauthorised sums to you. If we subsequently discover that you were not entitled to a refund, we shall treat the refund as a mistake and be entitled to reapply the transaction, including any fees, to your Account.

13.3 You will be liable for all unauthorised transactions made from your Account if you, the Account Manager or the Cardholder have acted fraudulently or deliberately or with gross negligence failed to keep the Card, Card security information or Self Service Account Management Portal credentials safe in accordance with this Agreement, or where the Account Manager have failed to notify us without undue delay on becoming aware that the Card, security information related to the Card or Self Service Account Management Portal credentials has been lost or stolen.

13.4 You will not be liable for unauthorised transactions from your Account after the Account Manager have told us that the Card, Card security information or Self Service Account Management Portal credentials has been lost, stolen or compromised.

13.5 If you or the Account Manager tell us that a transaction has been made incorrectly, after we are informed, we will immediately refund your Account with sufficient funds including any charges to restore your Account to the same position as if the incorrect transaction had not been made. However this will not apply if:

13.5.1 you or the Account Manager fail to tell us of the incorrect payment without undue delay and in any case within 13 months of the date on which the transaction occurred;

13.5.2 any Payment Instructions you or the Account Manager gave us were incorrect. If so, we will make reasonable efforts to recover your money if the payment has gone missing, but we may charge you a fee to cover our costs in doing so. We will tell you how much it is before we start recovery process. If we are unable to recover the funds, you can request the relevant information we have regarding the transaction to help you reclaim the payment amount. For legal reasons, we are obliged to provide this information on receipt of a written request, except where the law prevents us from doing so; or

13.5.3 we can show that the payment was actually received by the other bank (in which case they will be liable).

13.6 If funds have been paid in to your Account by mistake, we can take the funds back out of your Account and/or put a hold on the money so it cannot be spent.

13.6.1 We don’t have to tell you before we take the money back or put a hold on the money.

13.6.2 If funds goes into your Account by mistake, we are required to provide sufficient details about you and the incorrect payment to the bank or institution that sent the payment to enable them to recover the funds.

13.7 Where the Cardholder have agreed that another person can take a payment from the Card (e.g. if the Cardholder have given their Card details to a Merchant for the purpose of making a payment for renting a car or booking a hotel room), the Account Manager may ask us to refund a payment if all the following conditions are satisfied:

13.7.1 the authorisation given did not specify the exact amount to be paid;

13.7.2 the amount that has been charged to the Card was more than the Cardholder could reasonably have expected to pay, based on the circumstances, including previous spending patterns; and

13.7.3 the Account Manager make the refund request within eight weeks of the date when the payment was taken from the Card.

13.8 We may ask the Account Manager to provide information as is reasonably necessary to verify that conditions in 13.7.1 – 13.7.3 apply.

13.9 If the Account Manager ask us to make a refund under paragraph 13.7 then, within 10 Working Days of the date we receive your request (or if we ask for more information under paragraph 13.8, within 10 Working Days of the date we receive that information) we will either:

13.9.1 refund the payment in full; or

13.9.2 tell the Account manager the reasons why we do not agree to the refund.

13.10 The Account Manager will not be entitled to a refund under paragraph 13.7 if:

13.10.1 the Cardholder have given us your consent for the payment to be made; and

13.10.2 where applicable we (or the person or a Merchant the Cardholder agreed to pay) have given them information on the payment in question at least four weeks before the due date of the payment.

13.10.3 if the payment in question was higher than the Cardholder reasonably expected to pay is due to a change in any currency exchange rate.

VARIATION

14.1 We may change this Agreement, including fees and limits by providing you with at least two months prior notice by e-mail (provided the Account Manager have supplied us with an up-to-date e-mail address) and will ensure the most recent version is always available on the Self Service Account Management Portal.

14.2 If you do not agree with the changes to the Agreement, you may at any time within the two months’ notice period terminate the Agreement and close the Master Account and Card Accounts in accordance with paragraph 9.2 at that time without a charge. However, in the event you do not cancel during this period then you will be deemed to have accepted them and the changes will apply to you.

14.3 There are some situations where we can make changes to this Agreement and we do not have to tell you in advance. These are changes you probably expect because of the nature of the product or service, or that you won’t mind about because they are favourable to you. We do not have to tell you personally in advance when any of the following happen:

14.3.1 If the change is in your favour, if we reduce your charges, if we make this Agreement fairer to you, or if we introduce a new service or feature from which you can benefit.

14.3.2 We make a change because a change in law or regulation says that we have to by a particular date, and there isn’t time to give you notice.

14.4 If any part of this Agreement is inconsistent with any regulatory requirements then we will not rely on that part but treat it as if it did actually reflect the relevant regulatory requirement. If we need to make operational changes before we can fully comply with the new regulatory requirement, we will make those changes as soon as reasonably practical. We will update our Agreement to reflect the new regulatory requirements when they are next reprinted.

TERMINATION OR SUSPENSION

15.1 We can terminate this Agreement at any time:

15.1.1 if we give you two months’ notice and refund the Available Balance without charge, or

15.1.2 with immediate effect if you, the Account Manager or the Cardholder have breached this Agreement, or if we have reason to believe that the Account Manager or the Cardholder have used, or intend to use the Card or Account in a grossly negligent manner or for fraudulent or other unlawful purposes or if we can no longer process your transactions due to the actions of third parties.

15.2 We can suspend or terminate any Cards or the Account at any time with immediate effect (and until your default has been remedied or the Agreement terminated) without any prior notice to you, the Account Manager or the Cardholder if:

15.2.1 we discover any of the Information provided to us when the Account Manager or anyone else from the Business applied for the Account or any Cards was incorrect; or

15.2.2 we believe that this is necessary for security reasons; or

15.2.3 if we suspect or to prevent suspected unauthorised or fraudulent use of any Cards or Account; or

15.2.4 if the Account Manager or Cardholder have reached their Limits; or

15.2.5 any legal obligations require us to do so; or

15.2.6 this Agreement has been breached by any Users or we have reason to believe that you, the Account Manager or Cardholder have used, or intend to use the Card or Account or the Self Service Account Management Portal password or passcode in a grossly negligent manner or for fraudulent or other unlawful purposes or if we cannot process any transactions due to the actions of third parties.

15.3 In the event that we do suspend or terminate the Account and/or Card then if we are able to do so, we will tell the Account Manager in advance otherwise we will let them know immediately afterwards (to the extent the we are permitted by law). We may advise anyone involved in the transaction if a suspension has taken place.

15.4 In the event that any additional fees are found to have been incurred on the Account or Card following termination by either the Account Manager or us, then subject to this Agreement, the Account Manager shall refund to us any sum which relates to a withdrawal or fees and/or charges validly applied whether before or after termination. We will send an invoice to you and will require you to refund us immediately. Should you not repay this amount immediately after receiving an invoice from us we reserve the right to take all steps necessary, including legal action, to recover any monies outstanding.

OUR LIABILITY

16.1 PPS EU’s liability in connection with this Agreement (whether arising in contract, tort, breach of statutory duty or otherwise) shall be subject to the following exclusions and limitations:

16.1.1 we shall not be liable for any default resulting directly or indirectly from any cause beyond our control, including but not limited to, a lack of funds and/or failure of network services at ATMs, maximum withdrawal limits set by ATM operators and failure of data processing systems;

16.1.2 we shall not be liable for any loss of profits, loss of business, or any indirect, consequential, special or punitive losses;

16.1.3 where the Card is faulty due to our default, our liability shall be limited to replacement of the Card, or at our choice, transfer of the Available Balance to the Account;

16.1.4 where sums are incorrectly deducted from the Available Balance of the Account or Card due to our default, our liability shall be limited to payment to the User of an equivalent amount;

16.1.5 in the unlikely event that sums are deducted from the Available Balance but Account Manager or Cardholder did not authorise such deduction in accordance with this Agreement then our liability shall be as set out in paragraph 13; and

16.1.6 in all other circumstances of our default, our liability will be limited to redemption of the Available Balance.

16.2 Nothing in this Agreement shall exclude or limit our liability for death or personal injury resulting from our negligence or fraud.

16.3 To the extent permitted by law, all conditions or warranties implied by law, statute or otherwise are expressly excluded.

16.4 The above exclusions and limitations set out in this paragraph shall apply to any liability of our affiliates such as Mastercard, and other suppliers, contractors, agents or distributors and any of their respective affiliates (if any), to you, which may arise in connection with this Agreement.

16.5 In the event of suspected or actual fraud or security threat to any Cards or Account, we will use SMS, telephone, post, email or another secure procedure to contact the Account Manager. We may ask the Account Manager to verify their identity or identity of any Cardholders or Account Holder for security purposes.

INFORMATION

17.1 The Account Manager may provide us with the Information from time to time in connection with the Account and Card. Some Information will be necessary for us to provide you with the Account, Card and services under this Agreement. The Account Manager must update any changes to the Information via the Self Service Account Management Portal. Both Anytime and PPS EU are the Data Controllers in respect to our responsibilities in providing you with the services subject to this agreement and will only use your personal data for this purpose. Please see the Privacy Policy published at https://support.anyti.me/hc/en-us/articles/115004315605-Privacy-Policy for full details on the personal data that PPS EU and Anytime hold, how we will use it and how we will keep it safe.

17.2 To make a payment we may transfer your information/data to any payment service provider used to complete your Payment Instruction. By making a Payment Instruction you acknowledge this transfer of your Information. We will contact you if any additional information is required from you in relation to such payment. We may also transfer your Information outside of the European Union and the EEA to enable the Cardholder to use their Card while they are traveling or as permitted by law.

17.3 If you allow or give consent to an Authorised Third Party Provider to access your Master Account to provide their services to you, you should know that we have no control over how an Authorised Third Party Provider will use your information nor will we be liable for any loss of information after an Authorised Third Party Provider have access to your information.

COMPLAINTS PROCEDURE

18.1 Complaints regarding any element of the service provided can be sent to Customer Services.

18.2 All complaints will be subject to Anytime’s complaints procedure. Anytime will provide the Account Manager with a copy of their complaints procedure upon request and, if they receive a complaint from the Account Manager, a copy of their complaints procedure will automatically be posted or emailed to them.

18.3 If Anytime fail to resolve the complaint to the Account Manager’s satisfaction he may refer the complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service (Exchange Tower, London E14 9SR, phone 0800 023 4567). Details of the service offered by the Financial Ombudsman Service are available at www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk.

18.4 Paragraph 18.3 does not apply if a complaint is related to a Card Account.

GENERAL

19.2 Any delay or failure to exercise any right or remedy under this Agreement by us shall not be construed as a waiver of that right or remedy or preclude its exercise at any subsequent time.

19.3 If any provision of this Agreement is deemed unenforceable or illegal, the remaining provisions will continue in full force and effect.

19.4 You may not assign or transfer any of your rights and/or benefits under this Agreement and you shall be the sole party to the contract between us. You will remain liable until all Cards and the Account issued to you are terminated and all sums due under this Agreement have been paid by you in full. We may assign our rights and benefits at any time without prior written notice to you. We may subcontract any of our obligations under this Agreement.

19.5 No third party who is not a party to this Agreement has a right to enforce any of the provisions in this Agreement, save that Mastercard and their respective affiliates may enforce any provision of this Agreement which confers a benefit or a right upon them and a person specified in paragraph 16.4 may enforce paragraph 16.

19.6 This Agreement contains the information set out in Schedule 4 of the Payment Service Regulations 2017 and you can obtain a copy of this Agreement at any time by visiting the Self Service Account Management Portal.

19.7 This Agreement is governed by English law and you agree to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.

19.7 The Financial Services Compensation Scheme is not applicable for this Account. No other compensation schemes exist to cover losses claimed in connection with the Account. We will however safeguard your funds against any loss that can be reasonably anticipated.

CONTACTING CUSTOMER SERVICES

20.1 If the Account Manager or a Cardholder have a query regarding the Account or Card, they can contact Customer Services by phoning +33 (0) 1 73 600 634 between the hours of 9.00am to 6.30pm on Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays), or by writing to Customer Services at Avenue Louise 326, 1050 Bruxelles, or by emailing service.client@anyti.me.

A Lost and Stolen Card service is also available 24 hours on the Internet Banking.

Mastercard is a registered trademark of Mastercard International Incorporated.

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This T&C entered in force from 2019, the 1st of November to 2020, the 31th of october.

Important information you need to know

The Anytime B2B Account Agreement

Please read this Agreement carefully before you activate your Account and/or Card or use any of our services. This information forms the Agreement for your Anytime Account any the Card issued by PPS to you. By confirming that you accept the terms of this Agreement, or by activating your Account and/or Card and/or using our services, you accept this Agreement. If there is anything you do not understand, please contact Customer Services using the contact details in paragraph 20 of this Agreement.

DEFINITIONS

Account – Either one or both of the electronic accounts, Master Account and Card Account.

Account Information Services – An online service which provides consolidated information on accounts held by you with one or more payment service providers such as banks.

Account Information Services Provider – A third party payment service provider which is authorised by its Regulator to provide Account Information Services with your or Account Manager’s explicit consent and under a separate agreement which you have signed with them.

Account Manager – The individual elected by the Business to be responsible for the management of the Master Account, Card Accounts and associated Cards.

Account Owner – The entity legally responsible for all Accounts and Cards.

Agreement - This agreement as varied from time to time.

Anytime - Anytime SA trading as Le Compte Anytime, a company registered in Belgium whose registered office is at Avenue Louise, 326, 1050, Brussels, Belgium.

Anytime IBAN – Anytime account details for receiving incoming SEPA payment and sending outgoing SEPA payment.

ATM - Automated Teller Machine.

Authorised Third Party Provider – Includes Account Information Service Provider and/or Payment Initiation Service Provider.

Available Balance - The value of funds available to use. The Master Account and Card Account will have its own separate funds.

Business – The Account Owner.

Card – Anytime Business Mastercard Card.

Card Account – The electronic account associated with Card.

Card Number - The 16 digit number on the front of a Card.

Cardholder – An individual selected by the Business to whom a Card is issued to.

Contactless - A payment feature that provides the Cardholder with a way to pay by tapping the Card on a point-of-sale terminal reader for transactions of up to €50 (as amended from time to time).

Customer Services - The contact centre for dealing with queries about the Account and Card. Contact details for Customer Services can be found in paragraph 20.

Digital Card – A computerised visual image of the Card.

EEA - The European Economic Area which currently includes all countries in the European Union together with Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein.

e-money - The electronic money associated with the Account and a Card.

Full Deductible Amount - The full transaction amount, including the transaction itself along with any associated fees, charges and taxes.

Information – Means any information related to the Business, and any personal information related to an Account Manager and a Cardholder.

Limits - Maximum limits in relation to the Account and Card, such as Maximum Balance, and limits on transactions as referred in paragraph 2.

Master Account - The electronic account belonging to the Business set up for the purpose of distributing funds to Cards.