Transactional Fees definition

Transactional Fees means the Fees charged on all Licensee Sales processed through the Company’s Service starting on the Commencement Date and Continuing for the Agreement Term.

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Transactional Fees as defined in Section 2.6(e) hereof.

Transactional Fees means fees which we may charge for providing banking and other financial services to you; “Unit” means a Section(s) together with an undivided share in the Common Property apportioned to the Section(s);

Examples of Transactional Fees in a sentence

• Thereafter, the Annual Fees will be billed annually in advance and Transactional Fees will be billed quarterly in arrears.

• Commencing in 2012-13, Output funding to CIMA was reduced; this reduction was supplemented by reclassifying as Entity revenue, CIMA Transactional Fees charged for administrative services provided by the Authority to the Financial Services Industry.

• Thereafter, the Annual Escrow Agent fee will be billed in advance and Transactional Fees will be billed in arrears.

• To complete the purchase, Buyer agrees to pay one half of all Transactional Fees, Escrow Fees, FCBB-136 Storage Fees, Lease Assignment Fee or any Transfer Fees relating to the sale and transfer of the assets of the business or lease.

• The key initial cardholder terms for new Accounts will be: Standard APR 27.24% Variable (Prime + 23.74%) 27.24% Variable (Prime + 23.74%) Default APR None None Transactional Fees: - APR for Cash Advances - Foreign Transaction Not Applicable Either $10 or 5% of the amount of each cash advance, whichever is greater.

More Definitions of Transactional Fees

Transactional Fees means the Fund’s pro rata share of any transaction fees, origination fees, commitment fees, acquisition fees, disposition fees, financing fees, investment banking fees, breakup fees, or similar consideration (whether payable in cash or in kind) which are received by Realterm in connection with the closing (or failure to close) of a Portfolio Investment or a prospective but unconsummated investment for the Fund, including but not limited to broken deal fees, topped bid fees, and cancellation fees, monitoring fees, and directors’ fees, but specifically excluding Additional Fees, the Management Fee and the management fee, carried interest or other compensation authorized to be received by the General Partner, the Manager and their respective Affiliates pursuant to Section 4.5(b)(i). For purposes of this definition, the “Fund’s pro rata share” means that portion of any such fees which bears a ratio to the entirety of such fees that is equal to the fraction, expressed as a percentage, (x) the numerator of which is the aggregate Capital Contributions to the Fund invested or proposed to be invested in such Portfolio Investment or unconsummated investment for the Fund, as the case may be, and (y) the denominator of which is the amount of the aggregate investments or proposed investments of the Fund, all Related Investment Funds and any other investment vehicle controlled by the Manager or its Affiliates in such Portfolio Investment or unconsummated investment for the Fund, as the case may be.

Transactional Fees means a portion of rewards in ETHs that may be generated by Validators on the amount of ETHs you staked on the Validators for the Validation Services that are distributed by the Blockchain;

Transactional Fees means the fees for the use of the Services.

Transactional Fees as defined in Section 2.6(e).

Transactional Fees means fees which we may charge for providing banking and other financial services to you;

Transactional Fees. The Inbound unit charge (including the standard inspection charge) is $[**] per unit; Outbound unit charge is $[**] per unit. Returns processing is $[**] per unit. Minimum throughput will be calculated at [**]% of monthly volume estimated, with consideration given to seasonality.

Transactional Fees means usage based Charges made by Experian in respect of the Checks made by the Client to the Product.