E-wallet Sample Clauses

E-wallet a unique means of recording the customer's electronic money with the electronic money provider - Pay Unicard, the usage of which is regulated by the Agreement;
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E-wallet the account of the Company where Transactions and Transaction Amounts are reflected.
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E-wallet. The E-wallet is an e-money account. You may load the E-wallet with e-money using different payment methods (see Section 5.3). No interest is payable to you on the balance of funds held in the E-wallet; nor does the balance of funds held in the E-wallet constitute a deposit. The E-wallet may be used to transact. In order to use the E-wallet to transact, you must first load funds onto the E-wallet (please see Section 5.3). Once loaded with funds, you may send funds from the E-wallet to another payment account. Each time you transact using the E-wallet or the Card, the balance of funds held in the E-wallet will be debited by the amount of the transaction plus any applicable fees. In addition to GBP, you may load your E-wallet with funds in different Supported Currencies. We do not support all foreign currencies. Please see the list of on website for those currencies that we do support. Please note that the funds held in your E-wallet are NOT protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme; however, we follow the requirements of the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 which are designed to ensure the safety of funds held on accounts such as this.
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E-wallet. The E-wallet is an E-Money account, which will be funded by MarTrust via the Funding Arrangement with your Employer or through transfers from other E-wallet holders who are part of the MarTrust Seafarer Programme (for example: your fellow crew members). You cannot add funds to your E-wallet yourself from an external bank account. • No interest is payable to you on the balance of funds held in the E-wallet; nor does the balance of funds held in the E-wallet constitute a deposit. • The E-wallet does not provide you with any form of overdraft feature, you must only spent those funds loaded to the E-wallet, and any such spend must have regard to Fees payable. Please note 6.8 Shortfall in respect of situations where a transaction may complete where you have insufficient funds in your E-wallet. • The E-wallet may be used to transact (for example: with other E-wallet holders in the MarTrust Seafarer Programme; to other payment accounts or, if you have one, using the Card). You will need funds in your E-wallet to do this. • Each time you transact using the E-wallet or the Card, the balance of funds held in the E- wallet will be debited by the amount of the transaction plus any applicable Fees. • In addition to USD, you may load your E-wallet with funds in different Supported Currencies. We do not support all foreign currencies. A list of supported currencies is available in the MarTrust App.
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E-wallet. To use the KINTO Go e-wallet (“e-wallet”), the Client shall be a natural person or a company/legal subject and shall have correctly completed the registration procedure. To this purpose, the Client declares and ensures to be acting on one’s own behalf and not as representative or agent of third parties. In case the Client uses the e-wallet, TFSI will pay the Services by using the credit available on the KINTO Go e-wallet, which can be charged by credit card or through the other payment methods accepted by KINTO Go. There is no daily expense limit for the KINTO Go e-wallet. The registered Client can charge the credit for the following amounts: € 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200. The Client will receive an e-mail reporting the recharge details and the new balance available. 3.1 Credit return and refunds Unused e-wallet credit will be returned by TFSI upon explicit request of the Client within 7 days from the recharge date and only if it has not been used by the Client; credit return for credits topped up through PayPal will be charged to a fix rate of € 0.35 for refund request processing. In all the other Cases, the balance is returned with a fixed penalty of € 2.50. TFSI reserves the right to decline a refund request (so-called cancellation) for a purchased item, if: i. the Client sends repeated refund requests in a short timeframe; ii. the Client fails to fulfil the obligations arising from these General Terms and Conditions; iii. there is a reasonable suspect that the Client is fraudulently using the Service or that the Account is being fraudulently used by third parties. In the last case, TFSI reserves the right to communicate such behaviour to the competent authorities. TFSI accepts a refund request (so- called cancellation) for the purchased item and does not apply any extra cost/commission, if the mistaken purchase is not caused by the Client; in all the other Cases, the refund will be subject to evaluation in concert with the Service Provider (for example: transport company, parking areas manager). In the last case, shall the request be accepted, a refund extra cost of € 2.50 will be applied. It is to be noted that credit return for credit prepaid through PayPal will be charged by TFSI to a fix rate of € 0.35 for refund request processing. Reimbursement of the costs of a Trenitalia ticket will be made according to the modalities, terms, and conditions set, from time to time, by Trenitalia, available on the website xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. Where applicable, a part ...
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E-wallet microprocessor (chip), software of personal computer, other software and technical facility in which E-Money is stored and / or providing access to it, which allows the Subscribers to make payments, transfers and other transactions with E-Money.
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E-wallet. The following provisions apply to the e-Wallet: a. Persons registered as Investors with the Platform shall open an e-wallet (the “e- Wallet”) with the Platform; i. Funds maintained in the e-Wallet will be held by the Escrow Agent on trust for such Investor on the terms and conditions set out herein. ii. Funds maintained in the e-Wallet may only be used by Investors for subscribing in Notes and for no other purpose. iii. A person must be registered as an Investor before it can establish an e-Wallet with the Platform. Funds remitted into the e-Wallet by a person who is not registered as an Investor are strictly prohibited, will be rejected and all bank charges shall be borne by such person and such conduct may be reported to the MAS at the discretion of the Escrow Agent. iv. An Investor may only remit funds into its e-Wallet from the designated bank account approved by CG and the Escrow Agent. Such registered bank account must be the Investor's own bank account and must not belong to or be beneficially owned by any third party. All payments into the e-Wallet must be made by FAST, GIRO or such other electronic means as CG may permit from time to time in its sole discretion. (Payment into the e-Wallet via cheque, cashier’s order or any other mode of payment will not be accepted.) All bank charges incurred as a result of such remittance will be for the account of the Investor. An Investor must notify CG and the Escrow Agent through the Platform prior to remitting any funds into its e-Wallet. v. If there is no activity in an Investor’s e-Wallet for more than six (6) months (or such other period as CG and the Escrow Agent may determine in their sole discretion), CG shall be entitled to instruct the Escrow Agent to remit all or part of the funds in the Investor’s e-Wallet to the Investor’s designated bank account. vi. No interest shall be paid to an Investor on any monies maintained by the Investor in its e-Wallet. i. An Investor will be able to view the outstanding balance on, and the transaction history in respect of, the Investor’s e-Wallet online through the Platform (“e- ii. The Investor must notify CG (either via email or through the Platform) of any error or omission in his e-Statement failing which the e-Statement shall be deemed to be conclusive and binding on the Investor. Notwithstanding this, CG and/or the Escrow Agent shall be entitled to amend the e-Statement at any time to correct any manifest error. vii. The Investor may at any time withdraw any fu...
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