Common use of ENTRY INTO A CONTRACT Clause in Contracts

ENTRY INTO A CONTRACT. 7.1. Your Order constitutes a request from You for Us to negotiate a Payment Transaction with You. Our response to Your Order represents a legal offer from Us to You to enter a Payment Transaction subject to certain conditions set out in the offer from Us. This offer must be accepted by You, following which the Contract is formed subject to these Terms. Confirmation of the Contract shall be emailed to You (the “Booking Confirmation”) by Us after the Contract has been formed. 7.2. The Contract can be concluded by following the means of placing an Order set out at Clause 6, notwithstanding which, We reserve Our right to engage with You by whatever means We reasonably deem most appropriate. In each instance, Your acceptance (and in all cases acceptance by You means by the Users), by whatever means, serves as Your acceptance of these Terms as governing the offer made by TransferMate to enter the Contract for a Payment Transaction. Please note that where Dual Authorisation has been set up by You, then acceptance shall mean the acceptance by a second User. 7.3. Non-negotiation of Orders: 7.3.1. We reserve the right to request further documents and information before entering negotiations with You in respect of an Order; 7.3.2. Payment Transactions are subject to a minimum and maximum transaction value determined by You and approved by Us, and We may decline to negotiate an Order which falls outside of these value points, notwithstanding that prior Orders of equivalent value were not declined; and 7.3.3. We may notify You of Our refusal to negotiate an Order without giving any reason. We will have no liability to You as a result of doing so.