Examples of Bacs System in a sentence
Bacs System: means the system relating to the automated clearing and settlement of payments operated by Bacs.
Contact: means a person who is authorised to access and use the Bacs System via Bacstel-IP (either using Digital Identification Service or ASM) on behalf of a member of the Bacs System (including for the avoidance of doubt the Bank) or a Service User (as the case may be).
Commercial Computer Bureau: applies where You are a commercial computer bureau which is authorised by Us to make submissions to, receive output from or collect reports from the Bacs System on behalf of Your customers who may supply You with data in a variety of formats.
Contact: means a person who is authorised to access and use the Bacs System via Bacstel-IP (using a Bacs Approved Bureau or ASM) on behalf of a member of the Bacs System (including for the avoidance of doubt the Bank) or a Service User (as the case may be).
Primary Security Contact/PSC: means an individual authorised to access the Bacs System using ASM on behalf of Your Organisation and to whom a Contact ID and an Access Code have been issued by the Bacs System and who is authorised by Your Organisation to perform certain functions via the Bacs System including the ability to set up and maintain additional contacts.
Access Code: means the access code associated with a Contact ID as issued by the Bacs System to the relevant Contact or subsequently changed by the Bacs System or any Contact as contemplated by (amongst other documents) the Bacstel-IP Service User Guide.
Service: means facilitation of access provided to the Bacs System for the purposes of submitting a Bacstel-IP Transmission/s directly to the Bacs System via a Bacs Approved Bureau or ASM.
Direct debits and direct deposits are made using the Bacs System.
You shall not, and shall ensure that Contacts do not, do anything in connection with the Bacs System via the Service outside the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man which would or is reasonably likely to result in the Bacs System or Us being in breach of any applicable laws or regulations outside the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man.
CAF is required to accept and comply with such standard terms, conditions or rules as Bacs may impose on its users from time to time (the “Bacs terms”) in return for that access and ability to use the Bacs System (the “Bacs user right”) which may cease to be permitted, withdrawn, suspended or terminated in accordance with the Bacs terms.