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4.4 Review of Solicitations
4.5 Display on Cards
Marks
4.4 Review of Solicitations
The Corporation reserves the right to review samples and approve or refuse to
approve use of a Solicitation. Amended samples, if required as a result of this
review, also must be forwarded to the Corporation for review.
A Customer that allows any of its Cardbases access to the Corporation must
begin issuing Cards in compliance with the Identity Standards within nine (9)
months and must be in full compliance within thirty-six (36) months of the date
that the Cardbase(s) first had access to the Corporation.
The Marks may be placed on cards in combination with other local/regional
POS debit mark and/or local/international ATM mark.
The Marks may co-reside on a Debit MasterCard card.
The Marks may not be placed on any:
1. debit card that does not qualify as a Card; or
2. credit card.
Customers must not place any other Competing EFT POS Network debit marks
on their participating Cards. The Corporation may decide at its option to extend
this prohibition to individual institutions, for all their Cards.
Acceptance of cards not bearing the Service Marks cannot be guaranteed.
NOTE
Additional regional Rules on this topic appear in Chapter 15, “Asia/Pacific
Region,” and Chapter 16, “Canada Region,” and additional regional Rules and
regional Rule Variations on this topic appear in Chapter 17, “Europe Region,”
Chapter 18, “Latin America and the Caribbean Region,” and Chapter 20, “United
States Region,” of this rulebook.
4.5.1 Maestro PayPass Identifier on a Mobile Payment Device
The Maestro PayPass identifier must be displayed each time the account is
accessed.
The Maestro PayPass identifier may co-reside in the same user interface as
local/regional POS debit marks, any MasterCard Marks, and/or competing debit
and credit marks, subject to the following:
1. The Maestro PayPass identifier must be given at least equal prominence.
2. The Maestro PayPass identifier must be at least as large as the marks of any
competing debit and credit marks.
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