Exhibit 96: Search Term Merchant Portfolio Purchase Agreement" (MPPA) and a related processing agreement. Card Connect (a Fiserv company) had sold a portfolio of merchant accounts to Shift4. Disputes arose about earn-out payments, the calculation of "Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR),

Document Type: Merchant Portfolio Purchase Agreement" (MPPA) and a related processing agreement. Card Connect (a Fiserv company) had sold a portfolio

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Okay, let's break down the case Card Connect, LLC v. Shift4 Payments, LLC and address your specific requests. I will reconstruct, to the best of my ability given the available public record data, the emails you are requesting, but there will be limitations.

Important Caveats and Disclaimers:

Case Background:

Card Connect, LLC v. Shift4 Payments, LLC was a contract dispute in the Delaware Court of Chancery. The core issue was a disagreement over the interpretation of a "Merchant Portfolio Purchase Agreement" (MPPA) and a related processing agreement. Card Connect (a Fiserv company) had sold a portfolio of merchant accounts to Shift4. Disputes arose about earn-out payments, the calculation of "Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR)," and the transfer of certain merchants.

Key Exhibits and Email References (Based on Court Documents):

The court opinion and other filings refer to numerous exhibits, including email exchanges. Here's what I can gather about potentially relevant emails, based on the publicly available information:

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From: [Redacted]
To: [Redacted]
CC: [Redacted]
Subject: RE: Question

Is the below correct? All of the [V-series] resid[ual]s will remain with [Card Connect] for
those accounts even if the V-series is removed and a new one is assigned to
the account? Is that bc these retard merchants cant get boarded via API link?

The court opinion goes on to state that further email in the chain are included, and the recipient wrote:

From: [Redacted]
To: [Redacted]
CC: [Redacted]
Subject: RE: Question

Yes this is correct.

The Court states that this e-mail exchange was in reference to "an effort to create a distinction between V-Series Groups and V-Series Merchants" and that this distinction played a role in the later disagreements. This shows that the employees were trying to understand the implications of classifying merchants in particular ways.

Since there are no other details of these emails available in the unsealed dockets, I have no other information to provide.

Summary of Available Data: * The court's opinion is very detailed on the emails that it deemed to be most relevant and of the most importance. * The only complete entry is Exhibit 49 quoted above. * All other exhibits are sealed.

I have provided the one verbatim email excerpt available in the public record, and provided context about its relevance to the case. I have also noted other instances where emails were referenced, but their contents remain unavailable.

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