Financial elements Sample Clauses

Financial elements. It is agreed between the Parties that MANGOPAY shall calculate each month the “Partner’s Total Revenue”. The Partner's Total Revenue shall correspond to the amounts paid by the Customers to the Partner (acting for the account of the Provider) in accordance with the pricing conditions laid down in the FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT FOR PAYMENT SERVICES as agreed between the Partner (acting for the account of the Provider) and its Customers. MANGOPAY shall transfer each month to the Partner the difference between the Partner’s Total Revenue and MANGOPAY’s remuneration (“MANGOPAY Transaction Fees”). Such difference constitutes the fees paid by the Provider to the Partner. The MANGOPAY’s remuneration is determined in accordance with the following2 : All MANGOPAY Transaction Fees exclude VAT. EURO GBP Other currencies (USD/CHF/ NOK/DKK/PLN/ SEK) All currencies Means of payment Participation Volume Visa Sofort Mastercard Carte Bleue Giropay Paylib Visa Mastercard Visa Mastercard Maestro Diners Mistercash-Bancontact Less than 100 000 equivalent euros per month 1,8% of the 1,8% of the participation participation volume plus volume plus 0,30€ 0,18€ per per participation participation 1.9% of the participation volume plus £0,20 per participation 2,5% of the participation volume plus 0,25€ per participation 2,5% of the participation volume plus 0,25€ per participation Between 100 001 equivalent euros and 499 999 equivalent euros per month 1,6% of the 1,6% of the participation participation volume plus volume plus 0,30€ 0,18€ per per participation participation 1,8% of the participation volume plus £0,20 per participation 2,3% of the participation volume plus 0,25€ per participation 2,3% of the participation volume plus 0,25€ per participation Above 500 000 equivalent euros per month 1,3% of the 1,3% of the participation participation volume plus volume plus 0,30€ 0,18€ per per participation participation 1,60% of the participation volume plus £0,20 per participation 2,0% of the participation volume plus 0,25€ per participation 2,0% of the participation volume plus 0,25€ per participation In the event of a Customer exercising his right of cancellation in accordance with the Partner’s General Terms and Conditions of Sale, MANGOPAY shall completely refund the Customer with the amount of the participation within 72 hours. Participation Volume PLN EURO PL24 IDEAL 0.80€ per participation Less than one hundred thousand (100 000€) per month 2.5% of the participation volume plus 0,45PLN...
Sample 1
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Financial elements. 3.1. The WOOPPAY operator renders services of an information technology nature for a fee, while the amount of remuneration paid by the Merchant is established by the Application for Accession. 3.2. At the time of the conclusion of this Contract, in accordance with the requirements of the tax legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the turnover for the sale of the services of the WOOPPAY Operator is exempt from value- added tax. 3.3. The procedure for the movement of Electronic money in the WOOPPAY System is determined in accordance with the Rules. 3.4. The currency of the agreement is Kazakhstani tenge (tenge). 3.5. The WOOPPAY operator provides the Merchant on a monthly basis, on the basis of daily reports, with an act of completion and an invoice no later than the 10th (tenth) day of the month following the reporting one. The Merchant undertakes to send the signed act or a reasoned refusal to sign it to the WOOPPAY Operator within 10 (ten) business days from the date of receipt of the certificate of completion. Otherwise, the act is considered signed, the obligations of the WOOPPAY Operator are fulfilled in full. If there are discrepancies in the data of the Parties and it is impossible to establish and eliminate the reasons for such discrepancies within 14 (fourteen) calendar days from the moment the Merchant sends a reasoned refusal to sign the act of work performed, the data of the WOOPPAY Operator are taken as a basis for mutual settlements until the reasons for such discrepancies. After their elimination, the Parties adjust the amounts of mutual payments and submit documents with adjustments if necessary. 3.6. The Merchant can set and change the maximum commission charged from the Client when making payments through the Agents' software. At the same time, changes in the size of the commission may be made by the Merchant with the consent of the WOOPPAY Operator no more than 1 (one) time in 6 (six) months with prior written notice to the WOOPPAY Operator no later than 30 (thirty) days. The new amount of the commission comes into force upon the expiration of thirty (30) days from the date of such notification, unless a longer period is specified by the Merchant.
Sample 1
Financial elements. It is agreed between the Parties that MANGOPAY shall collect the statistics for electronic money sales and calculate each month the “Partner’s Total Revenue”. The Partner's Total Revenue shall correspond to the aggregate amount of e-money sold by the Issuer to the Customers that is subsequently used to enter into Payment Transactions through the Platform. MANGOPAY shall transfer each month to the Partner the difference between the Partner’s Total Revenue and MANGOPAY’s remuneration (“MANGOPAY Transaction Fees”) as electronic money issuer and manager of the Programme. Such difference constitutes the fees paid by the Issuer to the Partner for the distribution of e-money. The MANGOPAY’s remuneration is determined in accordance with the following2 :
Sample 1
Financial elements. For the provision of the Services, the Partner shall pay a fee to MANGOPAY as described in Xxxxx- xxx 5. MANGOPAY shall issue an invoice to the Partner, on an aggregated basis at the end of each month for the fees charged to the Partner in relation to its operations for the month.
Sample 1

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