BUX B Sample Clauses

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BUX B. V., a public limited company incorporated under Dutch law that has its registered office in Amsterdam and is registered in the Trade Register of the Chamber of Commerce under number 58403949, hereinafter referred to as ‘BUX’; and if and as soon as you open a crypto account with BUX Alternative Investments B.V.,
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BUX B. V., a public limited company under Dutch law and with its registered office in Amsterdam, registered in the Commercial Register of the Chamber of Commerce under number 58403949, hereinafter referred to as the "BUX". You hold a securities account with BUX and in connection therewith open a Cash Trading Account ("CTA") with us. In this CTA Client Agreement you, BUX and us record arrangements concerning this CTA. This CTA Client Agreement must be read in conjunction with amongst others the CTA General Terms and Conditions. The arrangements included in these documents assume the following: • You have established a service provision relationship with BUX. You will open a CTA with us in connection therewith. By means of this CTA you place your cash that is meant for the execution of Transactions with a supervised bank. We act as if we were the custodian of your cash. • You will establish a legal relationship with us by opening a CTA. The agreements made in this connection are listed in this CTA Client Agreement. • In principle all communication concerning your CTA takes place via BUX. You may contact to BUX if you wish to give instructions or require information. You can view the balance in your CTA via your BUX Account. BUX is responsible for the correctness of this information. • You will get a claim against us in the amount of the credit balance in your CTA. In the event the balance shown in your BUX Account deviates from the balance administered by us, the latter balance will be decisive. • The CTA is not a payment account. Your CTA is intended exclusively for the execution of Transactions. In addition, you can Make a deposit to the CTA via the payment module offered by a payment service provider appointed by BUX or from your Contra Account. You can also transfer (part of) the balance in the CTA to your Contra Account. You cannot use the CTA for other purposes. • The CTA cannot have a negative balance. You can only perform Transactions if the CTA contains a sufficient balance. Several capitalised terms in this document have been given a specific meaning. You can find the meaning of the other capitalised terms in the CTA General Terms and Conditions (which form an annex to the CTA Client Agreement (Annex I).
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BUX B. V., a public limited company incorporated under Dutch law that has its registered office in Amsterdam and is registered in the Trade Register of the Chamber of Commerce under number 58403949, hereinafter referred to as ‘BUX’. As the holder of a securities account with BUX, you are opening a cash trading account (‘CTA’) with us in this connection. This CTA Customer Contract contains provisions recording the arrangements made between you, BUX and us concerning this CTA. This CTA Customer Contract must be read in conjunction with the General CTA Terms and Conditions, among other documents. The provisions contained in these documents are based on the following assumptions:  You have entered into a service agreement with BUX and are opening a CTA with us in this connection. You wish to deposit into this CTA money that you will be using for performing Transactions with a credit institution. We act as the custodians of your money.  By opening a CTA, you are entering into a legal relationship with us. The provisions relating to this relationship are set out in this CTA Customer Contract.  In principle, all communications concerning your CTA should be channelled through BUX. You may contact BUX in order to give instructions or ask for information. You can use your account with BUX to view the balance on your CTA. BUX is responsible for the accuracy of this information.  We will be indebted to you to the value of the credit balance on your CTA. If the balance shown on your BUX Account is not the same as the balance in our own accounts, the latter balance will prevail. 20191109  The CTA is not a payment account. Your CTA is intended to be used exclusively for performing Transactions. In addition, you can make a Deposit into the CTA by using the payment module offered by a payment service-provider designated by BUX, or from your Contra Account. You can also transfer all or part of the balance on the CTA to your Contra Account. You may not use the CTA for any other purposes.  The balance on the CTA may not be negative. You may perform Transactions only if there are sufficient funds in the CTA. Several capitalised terms in this document have a specific meaning. You can find the meanings of the other capitalised terms in the General CTA Terms and Conditions (attached to the CTA Customer Contract as Annex I).
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