A TUT has the following functions Sample Clauses

A TUT has the following functions. 3.1.1. it may be used to pay for any education course available via the Tutellus platform, 3.1.2. payment for a particular course available via the Tutellus platform may be made both in TUTs and fiat, however when made in TUTs the payer shall be entitled to a discount of up to 10% and a loyalty-bonus (consisting of a remission of 5%-10% of the TUTs paid for a course), 3.1.3. it will be used for certain, although not all, payments to content providers, specifically payments made on account of sales to students of paid courses and sales of subscriptions, 3.1.4. when a student obtains a payment for completing a course, a part of that payment may be made in TUTs if the student so elects (see clause 3.4), 3.1.5. it will be used for payments by recruiters who seek access to lists of students who have completed courses on the Tutellus platform. Such payments may be made only in TUTs, 3.1.6. it will be used to distribute a portion of payments referred to at 3.
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