Remit to India Sample Clauses

Remit to India. The Customer authorizes the Bank, and any intermediary or agent bank, to debit the Account specified by the Customer, for the purpose of transferring funds to an account in India (the "Remi†ance Request") and paying any charges in connection therewith. Notwithstanding any error made by the Customer, the Customer is responsible and obligated to complete a Remittance Request once (i) the Customer has entered the applicable Security Information and (ii) such Remittance Request is received by the Bank. A Remittance Request is deemed to be received by the Bank when it is received in the form and with the content specified by the Bank from time to time. Once the Bank has received the Remittance Request, the Customer may not amend or cancel a Remittance Request. The Bank will not be liable for, and the Customer agrees to indemnify the Bank for, any loss or damages arising from any attempt made by the Bank, in its sole discretion, to amend or cancel a Remittance Request. The Customer must pay the Bank the amount specified in the Remittance Request, plus any applicable fees or charges by a debit to the Account, before the Bank will execute the request. The Customer acknowledges that the Remittance Request may not be processed on the same business day the request is made and that such Remittance Request is subject to regulatory verification processes. The Bank is not obligated to execute the Remittance Request and may, at its sole discretion, reject a Remittance Request or set limits on Remittance Requests, including without limitation, the number of Remittance Requests made by the Customer or the amount (in aggregate or otherwise) of a Remittance Request. In the event that a Remittance Request is rejected by the Bank, the Customer may be notified of such rejection by mail, telephone or through the Customer's online account. The Bank is not obligated to re-execute a Remittance Request. The Customer acknowledges that the Bank does not guarantee the Remittance Request. The Customer confirms that any Remittance Request will be made on the Customer's behalf and not on behalf of any third party. If the details of the parties bearing charges of the Bank or the agent bank are not indicated, the Bank charges will be borne by the Customer and intermediary or agent bank charges will be borne by beneficiary. The Bank is authorized to debit any one of the Customer's account for fees and charges in connection with a Remittance Request. The Customer agrees that the Bank will not be liab...
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