Online security

As is the case with other methods of payment, there is no such thing as total security when it comes to card fraud. However, if you fulfil your duty of care as a cardholder (e.g. immediate blocking of any stolen card), Viseca will cover any damages arising from the fraudulent use of your card by third parties.

Your duty of care as a cardholder essentially consists of the following:

• Check your invoices and informing us in writing of any discrepancies within 30 days.

• Keep your PIN secret (not writing it down or disclosing it to third parties).

• Keep your card in a safe place.

• Instruct Viseca to block your card immediately if it is lost.

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Only use your card for purchases from vendors you trust. Indications as to whether you can trust the vendor include clear information about data encryption as well as the provider’s postal address, e-mail address, phone number and general terms and conditions. Print out your order or the merchant’s homepage, or make a note of the URL. Keep all documents in a safe place. Make sure that you shop on websites that display “https” in the URL. When you are on an “https” website, your browser will include the padlock icon in the browser toolbar. When paying online, use the 3-D Secure facility if the website allows this. When making purchases, always check the merchant’s general terms and conditions before entering your payment card information and concluding your order. Certain services often roll over automatically. You should also take into account the applicable notice periods for terminating these services.

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Never enter sensitive data on publicly accessible computers (e.g. in internet cafés), either when placing orders or when accessing “one”. Your data may be stored via keyloggers, for example.

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Check the URL. Wherever possible, open specific websites via the bookmarks you have made for them.

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Keep all proof of your purchase, e.g. e-mails, postal receipts and courier receipts. You will need this documentation if you encounter any discrepancies or want your money back. If the delivered product does not correspond to your order (discrepancy, defect, incorrect delivery), you will have to prove this accordingly – involving the input of an independent, certified third party (e.g. specialist store, expert) if necessary.

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