Submission of Payment Orders Sample Clauses

Submission of Payment Orders. A Payment Order will be deemed to be submitted once it is inputted and authorised as prompted on the Platform. If the Payment Account requires joint signatory rights to process payments the Payment Order will be deemed to have been submitted to Finductive for processing once the authorised signatories have authorised the Payment Order.
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Submission of Payment Orders. A Payment Order will be deemed to be submitted once it is inputted and authorised as prompted on the Platform. In order to make a Payment Order, the Account Holder has to provide Finductive with the following information: a) Beneficiary Name b) Beneficiary International Bank Account Number (IBAN) (or account number if resident in non-IBAN countries) c) Bank Identifier Code (BIC) d) Beneficiary Address e) Currency and Value f) Payment description and g) Other supporting documents as requested. All Payment Orders are initiated through the Portal. At the end of the process of a Payment Order on the Portal, the Account Holder will be provided with an irrevocable instruction to sign. This will be the Account Holder’s consent for us to process the Payment Order. If the Payment Account requires joint signatory rights to process payments the Payment Order will be deemed to have been submitted to Finductive for processing once the authorised signatories have authorised the Payment Order. Information pertaining to a particular Payment Order, including the applicable fees and charges are available before a payment is made. The Account Holder may however, at any time, make a request to Finductive in order to obtain the following information on an individual Payment Order: a) the maximum execution time b) the charges payable by the Account Holder c) a breakdown of the amounts of the Fees and any charge
Submission of Payment Orders. A Payment Order will be deemed to be submitted once it is inputted and authorised as prompted on the Platform. In order to make a Payment Order, the Account Holder has to provide Finductive with the following information: a) Beneficiary Name b) Beneficiary International Bank Account Number (IBAN) (or account number if resident in non-IBAN countries) c) Bank Identifier Code (BIC) d) Beneficiary Address e) Currency and Value f) Payment description and g) Other supporting documents as requested. All Payment Orders are initiated through the Portal. At the end of the process of a Payment Order on the Portal, the Account Holder will be provided with an irrevocable instruction to sign. This will be the Account Holder’s consent for us to process the Payment Order. Information pertaining to a particular Payment Order, including the applicable fees and charges are available before a payment is made. The Account Holder may however, at any time, make a request to Finductive in order to obtain the following information on an individual Payment Order: a) the maximum execution time b) the charges payable by the Account Holder c) a breakdown of the amounts of the Fees and any charge
Submission of Payment Orders. A Payment Order will be deemed to be submitted once it is inputted and authorised as prompted on the Platform. All Payment Orders are initiated through the Portal. At the end of the process of a Payment Order on the Portal, the Account Holder will be provided with an irrevocable instruction to sign. This will be the Account Holder’s consent for us to process the Payment Order. Information pertaining to a particular Payment Order, including the applicable fees and charges are available before a payment is made. The Account Holder may however, at any time, make a request to Finductive in order to obtain the following information on an individual Payment Order: a) the maximum execution time b) the charges payable by the Account Holder c) a breakdown of the amounts of the Fees and any charge
Submission of Payment Orders. A Payment Order will be deemed to be submitted once it is inputted and authorised as prompted on the Platform. All Payment Orders are initiated through the Portal. At the end of the process of a Payment Order on the Portal, the Account Holder will be provided with an irrevocable instruction to sign. This will be the Account Holder’s consent for us to process the Payment Order. If the Payment Account requires joint signatory rights to process payments the Payment Order will be deemed to have been submitted to Finductive for processing once the authorised signatories have authorised the Payment Order. Information pertaining to a particular Payment Order, including the applicable fees and charges are available before a payment is made. The Account Holder may however, at any time, make a request to Finductive in order to obtain the following information on an individual Payment Order: a) the maximum execution time b) the charges payable by the Account Holder c) a breakdown of the amounts of the Fees and any charge
Submission of Payment Orders. Payment Orders may be transmitted to us by any means that we approve, including oral, written, or electronic communication. We may transfer funds by using any commercially reasonable funds transfer system, and the transfer may be made in whole or in part through the automated payments network operated by the Federal Reserve System called Fedwire. We are authorized to record electronically all oral Payment Orders and confirmations. Payment of a Payment Order may be made to a person or account on the basis of an identifying number provided by you in the Payment Order even if it identifies a person different from the person named in the Payment Order. If the Payment Order identifies a bank to which the Payment Order is to be issued by an identifying number, we may rely on the number as the proper identification of the other bank even if it identifies a bank different from a bank identified by name in the Payment Order. Payment Orders may be transmitted to us during Business Days when we are open for the receipt, processing and transmittal of Payment Orders and cancellations and amendments of Payment Orders. You agree to not issue a Payment Order that instructs us to execute the Payment Order on a Business Day that is later than the Business Day on which the Payment Order is received by us, and we may execute any Payment Order on the Business Day of its receipt even though it specifies a later execution date, unless we agree to follow such instructions.

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