Website Terms & Conditions

Important: The final Terms & Conditions should be prepared or reviewed by qualified counsel for the actual Trice Pay legal entity. The existing document should not be published because it contains definitions and contractual references to other companies and appears to be adapted from another provider’s merchant agreement.

The website Terms & Conditions should be kept separate from the actual Merchant Processing Agreement that merchants sign during onboarding.

The website terms should address topics such as:

01Website use

[Section content to be prepared by counsel]

02Intellectual property

[Section content to be prepared by counsel]

03Accuracy of information

[Section content to be prepared by counsel]

04Contact-form submissions

[Section content to be prepared by counsel]

05Third-party services

[Section content to be prepared by counsel]

07Disclaimers

[Section content to be prepared by counsel]

08Limitation of liability

[Section content to be prepared by counsel]

09Applicable law

[Section content to be prepared by counsel]

10Changes to the website terms

[Section content to be prepared by counsel]

11Contact information

[Section content to be prepared by counsel]