Originator definition

Originator means the sender of the first payment order in a funds transfer.
Originator and “Originators” have the meaning set forth in the Purchase and Sale Agreement, as the same may be modified from time to time by adding new Originators or removing Originators, in each case with the prior written consent of the Administrative Agent.
Originator has the meaning set forth in the preamble to the Agreement.

Examples of Originator in a sentence

  • Therefore, to qualify as an Originator of such Entries, Company hereby warrants to Financial Institution that for each such ACH Entry submitted for processing, Company has obtained all authorizations from the Receiver as required by the Rules, by Regulation E or other applicable law, and this Agreement.

  • By initiating ACH transactions, you specifically adopt and makes to us all representations and warranties of an Originator under the NACHA Rules, including that you will not initiate Entries in violation of the NACHA Rules or applicable law.

  • No Originator: Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Director of Facilities, Operations & Planning Account No.: 42-821017-710000-55110-10 If yes, please specify and attach a copy of current License.

  • The system shall provide the capability for editing o Subject or Title, o Author or Originator, o Addressee(s), and o the Other Addressee(s) metadata fields before filing.

  • Yes Originator: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Account No.: 12-805922-090100-54300-10 If yes, please specify and attach a copy of current License.


More Definitions of Originator

Originator has the meaning set forth in the Sale Agreement.
Originator means, with respect to any Receivable, Santander Consumer.
Originator is defined in the Preamble.
Originator means each Person from time to time party to the Sale Agreement as an Originator.
Originator means either of the following:
Originator means an entity which:
Originator means, with respect to any Receivable, either Santander Consumer, CitiFinancial, HSBC or Triad, as applicable, and “Originators” means, together, Santander Consumer, CitiFinancial, HSBC and Triad.