“If you add your Revolut card to a device, anyone with access to that device will have access to your Revolut Card. If you share your OTP, anyone who you share it to may also use it to access your Revolut Card or account. When you do either of these things, you have authorised that device or person to make payments using your Revolut card...”
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This provision means that payments made by a third party who accesses a device to which the card is added are treated as authorised by the cardholder, which affects liability for those transactions.
Readers who add their Revolut card to a device accept that any person who can access that device is authorised by them to make payments with the card.
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"If you add your Revolut card to a device, anyone with access to that device will have access to your Revolut Card. If you share your OTP, anyone who you share it to may also use it to access your Revolut Card or account. When you do either of these things, you have authorised that device or person to make payments using your Revolut card...Excerpt from Revolut's Terms of Service
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This provision means that payments made by a third party who accesses a device to which the card is added are treated as authorised by the cardholder, which affects liability for those transactions.
Readers who add their Revolut card to a device accept that any person who can access that device is authorised by them to make payments with the card.
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