Power of Attorney from Business Customers for Viseca Payment Methods, including Administrator in "one" digital service

The following provisions supplement those of the Power of Attorney (POA) set forth in the relevant card application for business customers:

General provisions

This POA forms an integral part of the valid payment method agreement (e.g. credit card agreement) between the card issuer and the principal under this POA. The POA granted by the principal to the authorised representative in the card application applies to all acts, declarations and measures made or taken, as applicable, in oral and written form, including those issued in verifiable text format (e.g. e-mail), as well as in digital form (e.g. in "one" digital service).The POA shall remain valid until the principal's revocation, issued in writing or in verifiable text format, has been received by the card issuer.

The POA shall remain valid until the principal's revocation has been received by the card issuer. The revocation must be made in writing or in verifiable text form.

As a general rule, changes to the POA and/or the authorised representative must be reported immediately to the appropriate customer service of the card issuer in writing or in verifiable text format.
 

Account-opening data for online access to "one" digital service for agents

The principal may appoint up to three (3) authorised representatives per company for online access of the "one" digital service at the same time. Every new authorised representative must be reported to the card issuer on a separate POA-form. Existing POAs can be extended to the "one" digital service. 

To register the user account in "one" digital service, once the POA signed by the principal has been received, the authorised representative will receive an e-mail from the card issuer at the e-mail address indicated in the POA form. The authorised representative must subsequently identify himself/herself during the registration process.

For confidentiality reasons, the authorised representative may ONLY use the personal business e-mail address of the principal. Using a private e-mail address or connecting to a privately utilised "one" digital service is not permitted.

The login data provided by the card issuer to the authorised representative is personal, non-transferable and may not be disclosed. The authorised representative is personally responsible for the careful use, storage and confidentiality of this login data. 

The POA shall be governed by substantive Swiss law, excluding its conflict-of-laws rules. The principal and the authorised representative acknowledge the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts located where the card issuer has its registered office, subject to any places of jurisdiction required by law.