Payouts and Transaction History Sample Clauses

Payouts and Transaction History. Designated Bank will settle, on each business day, the gross amount of all funds received from WeChat in respect of transactions processed under this agreement, less any Chargebacks or refunds. You authorise and direct Designated Bank to pay all amounts due to you under this agreement to PayPlus, who you appoint as your agent for the purpose of receiving all settlement funds payable by Designated Bank to you under this agreement. PayPlus will pay out funds settling from Designated Bank to your designated bank settlement account in the amounts actually received (less PayPlus’s Fees as defined below) for WeChat Pay transactions submitted to the Payment Service. The payouts will be made to the bank account (“Bank Account”) you specify in your PayPlus account. The Bank Account must be located at a bank in New Zealand and held in the name of your business as you have identified it to PayPlus. You are responsible for the accuracy and correctness of information regarding your Bank Account. Funds for any given transaction will not be transferred to your Bank Account until the transaction is considered complete. Transactions will be considered complete when PayPlus has received funds in settlement from Designated Bank. The actual timing of the transfers to your Bank Account of the settling funds will be subject to the Payout Schedule as defined below. After each payout of WeChat Pay settlement funds to your Bank Account, PayPlus will update information in your PayPlus management dashboard or by email to reflect settlement. Information regarding your WeChat Pay transactions processed and settled with the Payment Services (“Transaction History”) will be available to you when you login to PayPlus’s website or by email once a month. PayPlus provide a minimum of one year of Transaction History on PayPlus’s website. Except as required by law, you are solely responsible for compiling and retaining permanent records of all transactions and other data associated with your use of PayPlus, your Transaction History and your use of the Payment Service. You acknowledge and agree that: (a) payment of the settlement funds by Designated Bank to PayPlus in accordance with your direction under this Section 6 will satisfy Designated Bank’s obligation to you in respect of settlement of those funds; (b) PayPlus is responsible for disbursing any amounts received from Designated Bank to you, in accordance with your payout arrangements with PayPlus; and (c) Designated Bank will not be liab...
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Payouts and Transaction History. We will pay out funds settling from the Payment Networks to your designated bank settlement account in the amounts actually received (less our Fees as defined below) for card transactions submitted to our Service. The payouts will be made to the bank account (“Bank Account”) you provide for your Service Account. The Bank Account must be an account located at a bank in the United States and held in the name of the business. You are responsible for the accuracy and correctness of information regarding your Bank Account. Funds for any given transaction will not be transferred to your Bank Account until the transaction is deemed complete. Transactions will be deemed complete when we have received funds settling from the Payment Networks and when we or our processing financial institutions have accepted such funds. The actual timing of the transfers to your Bank Account of the settling funds will be subject to the Payout Schedule as defined below. After each payout of card settlement funds to your Bank Account, we will update information in your Service Account to reflect settlement. Information regarding your card transactions processed and settled with the Services (“Transaction History”) will be available to you when you login to our website using your Service Account. We provide a minimum of one year of Transaction History on our website. Except as required by law, you are solely responsible for compiling and retaining permanent records of all transactions and other data associated with your Service Account, your Transaction History and your use of the Service.
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