Examples of Merchant Settlement Account in a sentence
Any fees or costs not deducted by Paynovate from amounts due to the merchant shall be deducted from the Reserve Amount in the Merchant Settlement Account.
The balance of the Merchant Settlement Account shall be paid on a net basis, i.e. after deduction of all amounts due under the Merchant Contract on the day of transfer, including all amounts due for settlement of all Payment Transactions (including fees, amounts due as Chargebacks and the Rebates and the Reserve Amount as described in Article 7.2 (Reserve) of these General Conditions and the Purchase Order.
The merchant shall execute all documents and take all actions as requested by Paynovate or the financial institution with which the Merchant Settlement Account is opened for the purpose of implementing this Section (Merchant Settlement Account), including the execution of all bank account mandates and/or collateral agreements, if any.
The merchant irrevocably authorizes Paynovate to initiate debit/credit entries to the Merchant Settlement Account for the purpose of settling all Payment Transactions and Chargeback Amounts, and for the payment of any fees or taxes due under the Merchant Agreement.
Paynovate shall maintain, during the term of the Merchant Agreement, a Merchant Settlement Account.
The credit value date for funds credited to the Merchant Settlement Account shall be no later than the Business Day on which the amount of the Payment Transaction is credited to Paynovate.
Paynovate shall transfer the balance in the Merchant Settlement Account to the account in the Merchant's name, the details of which have been provided to Paynovate in the Application Form within the timeframe agreed in the Purchase Order.
The Reserve Amount held in the Merchant Settlement Account shall remain in the Merchant Settlement Account for one hundred and eighty (180) days following the Termination Date, as described in these Terms and Conditions or in the Merchant's last Payment Transaction submitted to Paynovate, provided, however, that the Merchant shall remain liable to Paynovate for all liabilities arising beyond such one hundred and eighty (180) day period.
In the event of the merchant's insolvency, the Reserve Amount held in the Merchant Settlement Account shall be available for insolvency administration only after one hundred and eighty (180) days to the extent permitted by law, and subject to further liability of the merchant’s additional liability to Paynovate under these Terms and Conditions occurring between the time of Merchant's insolvency event and the expiration of the one hundred eighty (180) day period.