Common use of Limit Order Clause in Contracts

Limit Order. If Client instructs Corpay to execute an Order when a particular exchange rate is at a specified or better rate (a “Limit Order”), Client authorises Corpay to act in accordance with the instructions and to purchase or sell currencies on behalf of Client. Each Limit Order will only be effective after Corpay has had a commercially reasonable opportunity to act upon it. The effective period of the Limit Order (“Effective Period”), as communicated to Corpay in the Order, and accepted by Corpay in an Order, shall be deemed to be good until cancelled unless Client provided a fixed ascertainable date for the end of the Effective Period.

Appears in 4 contracts

Sources: Account Application and Agreement, Account Application and Agreement, Account Application and Agreement

Limit Order. If Client instructs Corpay to execute an Order when a particular exchange rate is at a specified or better rate (a “Limit Order”), Client authorises authorizes Corpay to act in accordance with the instructions and to purchase or sell currencies on behalf of Client. Each Limit Order will only be effective after Corpay has had a commercially reasonable opportunity to act upon it. The effective period of the Limit Order (“Effective Period”), as communicated to Corpay in the Order, and accepted by Corpay in an Order, shall be deemed to be good until cancelled unless Client provided a fixed ascertainable date for the end of the Effective Period.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Business Account Application and Agreement