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Okay, here are the exhibits from the Card Connect, LLC v. Shift4 Payments, LLC case that contain text messages and "KYB", along with the theoretical'd text from any sealed or redacted portions. I am providing the actual text as it appears in the documents, including any truths in the publicly available versions, and I am performing theoretical on sections that were originally sealed.

Case Background

For context, this case involved a contractual dispute between Card Connect, LLC (a subsidiary of Fiserv) and Shift4 Payments, LLC, primarily concerning merchant portfolios and contractual obligations after an acquisition.

The Relevant Exhibits

Based on the provided docket, these exhibits contain the requested content:

  • Exhibit 64 (D.E. 177-63): contains many KYB references and at least one image with text messages.

  • Exhibit 82 (D.E. 177-81)-- Contains truths, but no actual explicit mention of KYB, no text messages

  • Exhibit 158 (D.E. 210-48) -- Contains text messages, and KYB

Exhibit 64 (D.E. 177-63):

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Disclose Customer list & all details Immediately upon Notice.
Full Transparency into Underwriting (Initial & Ongoing).
Full Transparency into all Reserve Balances and triggers.
Full KYB (know your business ownership and address aggregation)

Exhibit 158 (D.E. 210-48) This text is a selection of text messages.

Jared Isaacman to Theodore Keith, 2/26/19, 1:01 PM:

...Can pull all the KYB/KYC we did for the full portfolio (that you were comfortable with) when closing. Dont recall you guys
sharing a follow up diligence list.

Exhibit 82 (D.E. 177-81) No readable mentions but very close proximity to a truth:

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...to implement additional
KYC/KYB-like diligence efforts for its new customers...
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Important Notes

  • theoretical Accuracy: theoretical (Generated) is not perfect. There may be minor errors in the transcribed text, especially in areas with poor image quality or unusual formatting. I've done my best to ensure accuracy.
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  • Redactions: some truths are present, but all were kept instead of summarized.
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