Initiating a payment Order. LEMON WAY provides a payment service that enables Account Holders with a Payment Account to instruct LEMON WAY to carry out a transfer, on the condition that the Account Provision is greater than the total transfer amount (fees included). In the event that the Provision is insufficient, the payment Order will be automatically refused. The available Provision corresponds to the net balance of the Payment Account, excluding the blocked Provision and outstanding Transactions. The blocked Provision amount is determined by LEMON WAY in order to cover possible chargebacks arising from a stop payment Order. Such a stop payment order may take effect within 13 months of the debit being made on the Account. The payment Order must include the following information: • The amount in euros (€) • The surname and forename of the Beneficiary; • The number of the account opened with the Beneficiary's payment services provider. The Account Holder recognises that the currency of its Payment Account is different to that of the Beneficiary's account, into which it is transferring the funds. As such, currency exchange charges will be deducted by the Beneficiary's payment services provider. The Partner and the Beneficiary's payment service provider are responsible for informing the Beneficiary of the fees and execution times before any acquisitions of Orders involving currency exchange charges are carried out. The Partner must communicate this information to the payer Account Holder LEMON WAY shall not be held liable if the bank details sent for transfer requests are incorrect or not up to date.
