Common use of Usage Fees Clause in Contracts

Usage Fees. DST will charge Customer fees per record made available, including all “header” records and “trailer” records, in accordance with the following fee schedule. Typically, a single header record is used to designate the beginning of data for a Recipient within a given File and a single trailer record is used to designate the end of data for a Recipient within a given File. One to many records may be included between the “header” and “trailer” records. Most Files consist of two (2) to three (3) records per account, each 160 bytes of information being a separate record. Accordingly, by way of example, if Customer sends an Account Position File for two Recipients, one with 25 accounts and one with 50 accounts, the following records would be billable to Customer.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Agency Agreement (Federated Hermes Sustainable High Yield Bond Fund, Inc.), Agency Agreement (Federated Hermes Project & Trade Finance Tender Fund), Agency Agreement (Federated Hermes Income Securities Trust)

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Usage Fees. DST will charge Customer fees per record made available, including all “header” records and “trailer” records, in accordance with the following fee schedule. Typically, a single header record is used to designate the beginning of data for a Recipient within a given File and a single trailer record is used to designate the end of data for a Recipient within a given File. One to many records may be included between the “header” and “trailer” records. Most Files consist of two (2) to three (3) records per account, each 160 bytes of information being a separate record. record.1 Accordingly, by way of example, if Customer sends an Account Position File for two Recipients, one with 25 accounts and one with 50 accounts, the following records would be billable to Customer.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agency Agreement (Franklin BSP Private Credit Fund)

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