TYPES OF ACCOUNT. We offer different types of Accounts with different characteristics and features. Depending on the Client’s knowledge and experience and the type of contracts you generally enter into with us, some of these Account types may not be available to you. We reserve the right to convert your Account into a different Account type if, acting reasonably, we determine that a different type of Account is more appropriate for you. We also reserve the right to change the features and eligibility criteria of our Accounts, as well as make accounts not available at any time, and we will provide prior notification of such changes on our Website, by email, or on our Trading Platform. You can find a detailed description of the account types on the Website.
TYPES OF ACCOUNT. As a holder of an M-Shwari Account, you will be entitled, subject to these Terms and Conditions, to operate an M-Shwari Lock savings account (hereinafter the “M-Shwari Lock Savings Account”) and M-Shwari deposit account (hereinafter the “M- Shwari Deposit Account”) into which you may transfer money from your M-PESA Account and/or make withdrawals therefrom into your M-PESA Account, and/or to borrow money from the Bank as follows:
TYPES OF ACCOUNT. As a holder of a Mobile Money Account, you will be entitled, subject to these Terms and Conditions, to operate a Mobile Money deposit account (hereinafter the “Mobile Money Deposit Account”) into which you may transfer money from your Mobile Money Account and/or make withdrawals there from into your Mobile Money Account, and/or to borrow money from the Bank as follows:
TYPES OF ACCOUNT. As a registered Bank account holder and a KCB Mobile Loan Subscriber, you may, subject to these terms and conditions register for KCB Mobile loan using the KCB Mobile Loan menu on your equipment and/or to borrow money from the Bank as follows:
TYPES OF ACCOUNT. Many features of the Services are available only to our Account Holders. There are three types of Accounts: (i) third party accounts based on users’ existing accounts with Facebook, YouTube, Twitch or other social media platforms that we may support (each, a “SNS Account”); (ii) accounts based on users’ existing account with xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxx.network (the “Xxxx Account”); and
TYPES OF ACCOUNT. As a holder of a Faulu Digital Account, you will be entitled, subject to these Terms and Conditions, to operate a Faulu Digital deposit account (hereinafter the “Faulu Digital Deposit Account”) into which you may transfer money from your Faulu Digital Account and/or make withdrawals there from into your Faulu Digital Account, and/or to borrow money from the Bank as follows:
TYPES OF ACCOUNT. Your account type will be either a “Brand Account” or a “Brandwatch for Agencies Account”. A Brand Account permits your use of the Services for your own commercial purposes (but not for re-sale to third parties). A Brandwatch for Agencies Account permits you to use the Services for your own commercial purposes and either: (a) for you to use the Services for your clients (each an “Agency Client”) for their commercial purposes; or (b) for use directly by your Agency Client.
TYPES OF ACCOUNT. As a Mobile Service Subscriber, you may, subject to these terms and conditions register for a FETTI Account using the FETTI menu on your equipment and/or to borrow money from FETTI as follows:
TYPES OF ACCOUNT. As a holder of an M-PAWA Account, you will be entitled, subject to these Terms and Conditions, to operate an M-PAWA deposit account (hereinafter the “M-PAWA Deposit Account”) into which you may transfer money from your M-PESA Account and/or make withdrawals therefrom into your M-PESA Account, and/or to borrow money from the Bank as follows:
TYPES OF ACCOUNT. 3.1. The Protocol distinguishes between two types of accounts: • “valley accounts” which are accounts maintained between valleys/trading zones within a State. Examples are the Goulburn valley account, between the Goulburn and the Victorian Xxxxxx, and the Murrumbidgee account, between the Murrumbidgee and the New South Wales Xxxxxx; • “State transfer accounts” which are between valleys / trading zones in different States. These may be between an upper State and South Australia, between the Victorian Xxxxxx and the New South Wales Xxxxxx (accomplished by a transfer between Victorian and New South Wales in Xxxx) or between an upper State and the Snowy Scheme as a result of transfer of Snowy savings. The Snowy accounts are currently needed only for environmental water, as non-environmental entitlement holders do not trade between the Xxxxxx and Snowy.
