Mercury made two minor formatting changes to its Mercury Terms of Service, detected on August 21, 2026. The first change added a space before the period in a sentence about contacting Mercury regarding cashback questions. The second change added the text 'Opens in new tab' after a link to the JAMS website describing arbitration procedures. These are editorial and formatting adjustments with no operational impact on the substantive terms.
Mercury made two formatting corrections to its Terms of Service. One change added a space before a period in a sentence about contacting Mercury regarding cashback inquiries. The other clarified that a link to the JAMS arbitration website opens in a new tab. These are editorial changes that do not modify the substantive terms governing your rights, obligations, or use of Mercury's services.
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This change consists of two minor formatting corrections: punctuation spacing and link behavior notation. Neither modification affects substantive policy language, contractual obligations, or regulatory compliance posture. No institutional action required.
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