Maestro Global Rules (PDF) - MasterCard

Overview
Definitions
United States Region
Overview
Set forth below are the Rule variations to the Maestro Global Rules and
additional Rules for the United States Region. In most cases, the United States
Chapter supplements part 1 of this rulebook and United States Customers must
comply with the Rules in both part 1 and Chapter 20, “United States Region,”
of this rulebook.
If a subsection in the United States regional Chapter contains the full set of
Rules applicable to United States Customers, in place of the corresponding
Chapter in part 1 of this rulebook, then this is clearly mentioned, and United
States Customers are required to comply only with the Rules in that United
States Chapter.
In all cases, Customers should refer to part 1 of this rulebook in the first instance.
The Maestro product is fully online, with a zero floor limit and real-time data
capture. Cardholders interact with attended and unattended POS Terminals and
Terminals that capture the data required for processing from the magnetic stripe
or chip on the Card.
In addition to the defined terms in the “Definitions” chapter in part 1 of this
rulebook, the following applies:
Designee
An entity, including but not limited to, a Third Party Processor or a Merchant,
that has been authorized by the Corporation to connect directly to the
Interchange System.
3.7 Provision and Use of Information
3.7.5 Confidential Information of Third Parties
In addition to the Rules in Chapter 3, “Common Obligations,” Rule 3.7.5 in part
1 of this rulebook, the following apply:
Solely for the purposes of this Rule 3.7.5:
1. “Work Product” will mean any report(s), specifications, documentation,
or other deliverables (including any updates and modifications thereof)
developed (in whole or in part) by Fair Isaac Corporation and provided
to the Customer.
2. “Service” will mean the MasterCard Alert containing at-risk accounts from
the Account Data Compromise (ADC) program.
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