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"Customer will provide Cardholders and any authorized users...with (i) any required website and/or mobile interface necessary to use the Card and to manage Card accounts, and (ii) any Card disclosures or permissions required by Applicable Law.Excerpt from Marqeta's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Customer will provide Cardholders and any authorized users...with (i) any required website and/or mobile interface necessary to use the Card and to manage Card accounts, and (ii) any Card disclosures or permissions required by Applicable Law.”
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