Opening a Swan Account Sample Clauses

Opening a Swan Account. After carrying out the necessary checks, XXXX accepts the opening of the Account or, if necessary, refuses it on a discretionary basis, without giving reasons or the right to compensation, and indicates its decision to the End Customer. The opening of an Account is done on the basis of the information transmitted by the End Customer or the Partner (after agreement of the End Customer) to SWAN. The End User guarantees that this information is true, accurate and complete. In the case of non-professional use, the End Customer guarantees that he is a capable adult with a valid identity document (national identity card, passport or residence permit in particular). In the case of use for professional purposes, the End Customer guarantees: that they are a legal person or a natural person of full age, capable, acting for their own account for professional purposes (commercial, industrial, craft, liberal or agricultural); that its representative has all necessary authorisations to open and use the Swan Account. For the opening of the Account, SWAN may ask to collect the information and documents listed below, in whole or in part: When the End Customer is a legal or natural person acting for professional purposes : its name, legal form, capital, address of its registered office, description of its activity and identification number; an extract from the official register establishing its legal existence and containing the above information; a copy of a valid official identity document of the legal representative and their telephone number; a copy of the articles of association; any appropriate document or evidence enabling the identification of persons involved in the use of the Swan Account, i.e. the beneficial owners within the meaning of banking regulations (which are understood in particular, within the meaning of Articles L 561-2-2 and R 561-1 of the French Monetary and Financial Code, as the natural person(s) who hold, directly or indirectly, more than 25% of the Company's share capital or voting rights or who exercise, by any other means, a power of control over its management, administrative or executive bodies or over the general meeting of its shareholders); the details of an account opened in an establishment in the European Union or the European Economic Area; a description of its activity; its last tax return or its equivalent in foreign law; any other supporting documents required by XXXX. When the End Customer is a natural person not acting for profess...
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