Pooled Account means a pooled account to which Transaction settlement funds are credited.
Pooled Account means a bank account opened by a customer, for example a legal practitioner or notary, for holding their clients’ money. The clients’ money will be commingled, but clients will not be able directly to instruct the bank to carry out transactions.
Pooled Account means a third party client asset account in which the client assets of more than one client are held;
Examples of Pooled Account in a sentence
Stripe will transfer settlement funds for Transactions, net of Fees, Disputes, Refunds, Reversals and other amounts owed to Stripe, from the applicable Pooled Account to the applicable User Bank Account within the time period stated in the Payout Schedule, unless a Payout Delay occurs and affects the transfer initiation, or Stripe exercises a right under this Agreement to withhold or delay the transfer.
You have no rights to any earnings generated by Safeguarded Funds and are not entitled to draw funds from any Pooled Account.
More Definitions of Pooled Account
Pooled Account means the account set up by the General Tribal Council or Oneida Business Committee, through resolution, for the purpose of managing undistributed funds pursuant to the Nation’s laws.
Pooled Account means the account referred to in Article 2.02 (b)(ii) of this Agreement;
Pooled Account as defined in Section 2.1(a)(i).
Pooled Account means a common investment account of the Trust for monthly Pooled Contributions that are not recorded in an Individual Account.
Pooled Account means the trust account set up by us or our agent on our behalf with the Brokers, where your assets are commingled for investment purposes if applicable.
Pooled Account means the account referred to in Article 3.03 (a) of this Agreement;
Pooled Account means a single non-interest bearing foreign exchange account with the National Bank of Cambodia or a commercial bank, as the case may be, to be managed by MOH, into which contributions to the Program may be deposited to be managed on a joint and common basis.