Unique Identifiers definition

Unique Identifiers means the details of a bank account or electronic money account which it is essential that:

Unique Identifiers means any portion of an Assessment question that identifies or permits identification of Buyer, its Users, its Confirmed Suppliers, Buyer’s Confidential Information, or Buyer Data.

Unique Identifiers has the meaning given to such term in clause 16.1.

Examples of Unique Identifiers in a sentence

• In the RDFs created for the scenarios, the Unique Identifiers (UIDs) that have been created are based on “xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/”, which means that they are not real UIDs. In a real life scenario, actual UIDs have to be created that replace these fictitious UIDs. Lastly, all of the scenarios have been validated with an RDF validator [23] checking their structure, but not their semantics.

• If the Client suspects that the Beneficiary and/or its bank have provided incorrect Unique Identifiers, the Client must contact Argentex immediately by telephone or email using the contact details set out in Clause 2.1. Where a Unique Identifier provided by the Client is incorrect, Argentex is not liable for non-execution or defective execution of the Payment Transaction but will take reasonable steps to recover the funds involved in the Payment Transaction insofar as required by Applicable Regulations.

More Definitions of Unique Identifiers

Unique Identifiers means information including but not limited to a person's social security number, driver's license number, employee identification number, biometric identifiers, personal financial information, passwords or other access codes, medical records, home or personal telephone numbers, and personal email addresses.

Unique Identifiers means information unique to you that permits us to identify you, such as, for example, your social security or employer identification number.

Unique Identifiers means, as applicable, account number, sort code, bank identifier code and international bank account number.

Unique Identifiers and, together with the Sign-In Name and Password, “Access Credentials”). When creating the account, Authorized Users must provide true, accurate, current, and complete information.

Unique Identifiers has the meaning given to it in the Article 6.2

Unique Identifiers has the meaning given to such term in Clause 20.1.

Unique Identifiers means an identifier (usually a number) assigned to an individual uniquely to identify that individual for the purposes of the operations of the organisation but does not include an identifier that consists only of the individual’s name.