Common use of Inducements Clause in Contracts

Inducements. 12.1. When providing a service to a Client, the Company may pay and/or receive fees/commissions or other non-monetary benefits to/from third parties as far as permissible provided that these benefits are designed to enhance the quality of the offered service to the Client and not impair compliance with Company’s duty to act in the best interest of the Client or their duty under the Conflicts of Interest Policy. 12.2. The Client is hereby informed that in the event where the Client has been introduced to the Company by a Partner (Introducer and/or Affiliate) and/or of Company’s any third party, the Company may pay a fee and/or commission to its Partners and/or the Partner directly, for services rendered calculated on the basis of the volume traded and/or First Deposit and/or Revenue Share by the Client and/or otherwise and/or on the basis of the agreement concluded between the two parties. Upon request from the Client, the Company shall disclose further details.

Inducements. 12.1. When providing a service to a Client, the Company may pay and/or receive fees/commissions or other non-monetary benefits to/from third parties as far as permissible provided that these benefits are designed to enhance the quality of the offered service to the Client and not impair compliance with Company’s duty to act in the best interest of the Client or their duty under SIBL and the Conflicts of Interest Policy. 12.2. The Client is hereby informed that in the event where the Client has been introduced to the Company by a Partner (Introducer and/or Affiliate) and/or of Company’s any third party, the Company may pay a fee and/or commission to its Partners and/or the Partner directly, for services rendered calculated on the basis of the volume traded and/or First Deposit and/or Revenue Share by the Client and/or otherwise and/or on the basis of the agreement concluded between the two parties. Upon request from the Client, the Company shall disclose further details.

Inducements. 12.1. When providing a service to a Client, the Company may pay and/or receive fees/commissions or other non-non- monetary benefits to/from third parties as far as permissible provided that these benefits are designed to enhance the quality of the offered service to the Client and not impair compliance with Company’s duty to act in the best interest of the Client or their duty under SIBL and the Conflicts of Interest Policy. 12.2. The Client is hereby informed that in the event where the Client has been introduced to the Company by a Partner (Introducer and/or Affiliate) and/or of Company’s any third party, the Company may pay a fee and/or commission to its Partners and/or the Partner directly, for services rendered calculated on the basis of the volume traded and/or First Deposit and/or Revenue Share by the Client and/or otherwise and/or on the basis of the agreement concluded between the two parties. Upon request from the Client, the Company shall disclose further details.

Inducements. 12.1. When providing a service to a Client, the Company may pay and/or receive fees/commissions or other non-non- monetary benefits to/from third parties as far as permissible provided that these benefits are designed to enhance the quality of the offered service to the Client and not impair compliance with compliancewith Company’s duty to act in dutytoactin the best interest of the Client or their duty under the Conflicts of Interest Policy. 12.2. The Client is hereby informed isherebyinformed that in the event where the wherethe Client has been introduced to the Company by a Partner (Introducer and/or Affiliate) and/or of Company’s any third party, the Company may pay a fee and/or commission to its Partners and/or the Partner directly, for services rendered calculated on the basis of the volume traded and/or First Deposit and/or Revenue Share by the Client and/or otherwise and/or on the basis of the agreement concluded between the two parties. Upon request from the Client, the Company shall disclose further details.. out of the Client's failure to comply

Inducements. 12.1. When providing a service to a Client, the Company may pay and/or receive fees/commissions or other non-monetary benefits benefits to/from third parties as far as permissible provided that these benefits benefits are designed to enhance the quality of the offered service to the Client and not impair compliance with Company’s duty to act in the best interest of the Client or their duty under the Conflicts Conflicts of Interest Policy. 12.2. The Client is hereby informed that in the event where the Client has been introduced to the Company by a Partner (Introducer and/or AffiliateAffiliate) and/or of Company’s any third party, the Company may pay a fee and/or commission to its Partners and/or the Partner directly, for services rendered calculated on the basis of the volume traded and/or First Deposit and/or Revenue Share by the Client and/or otherwise and/or on the basis of the agreement concluded between the two parties. Upon request from the Client, the Company shall disclose further details.