Withdrawing from your Private Account Sample Clauses

Withdrawing from your Private Account. 6.3.1. You may at any time request to withdraw part or all of the Electronic Money held in your Private Account, in accordance with these Terms & Conditions. To do so, you must log into your Private Account and follow the instructions provided therein. 6.3.2. You may place a request to withdraw part or all Electronic Money held in your Private Account. Paylar shall be solely entitled to add and respectively discontinue any withdrawal method at any time and Paylar shall not give a guarantee regarding any withdrawal method available on the Website at a particular time, as long as at least one withdrawal method is available anytime. 6.3.3. Paylar will not charge for withdrawal of the Electronic Money, however, since the withdrawal request is performed by a third party (i.e. payment services providers), withdrawal is subject to third party fees. 6.3.4. You are solely responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the payment details entered for the purpose of withdrawal. In no event Paylar will be held liable for the withdrawal of the Electronic Money to the wrong account if it happened due to wrong payment details provided by you. If you withdrew funds to a wrong account, you may request Paylar to assist in reclaiming such funds, however, Paylar gives no guarantee that the efforts to reclaim will be successful, nor assume any liability thereof. 6.3.5. Paylar shall not be responsible for the withdrawal payment once the funds are received by your payment service provider as Paylar is the payer and not the payment services provider for the purpose of withdrawal.
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