FT Instructions definition

FT Instructions refers to Instructions or Proper Instructions, as applicable and as defined in an applicable Agreement, made in the name of the Client in relation to a payment order as defined in UCC 4A, whether such payment order is a Fed wire payment order or other funds transfer, including a book transfer.
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Examples of FT Instructions in a sentence

  • BBH will act on FT Instructions received through sFTP without duty of further verification unless the Authorized Person(s) notifies BBH in writing that its credentials have been compromised.

  • As a prerequisite to receiving FT Instructions via sFTP, BBH and the Client shall have conducted testing and confirmed that the FT Instructions sent via sFTP can be processed in good time and order; once such testing and confirmation is satisfactory to the Client and BBH, BBH will act on FT Instructions received via sFTP.

  • The Client agrees that the totality of the Designated Security Procedures elected by the Client and its Authorized Persons are authorized by the Client for FT Instructions.

  • BBH does not recommend the sending of FT Instructions by facsimile, telephonic, e-mail or other Client Designated Security Procedure.

  • The Authorized Person(s) may upload FT Instructions through a secure file transmission protocol (“sFTP”), which includes multi-factor authentication processes and encryption of the complete transmission.

  • BBH may decide to no longer accept FT Instructions using a particular Designated Security Procedure, or to do so only on revised terms.

  • The Client and BBH agree that BBH will verify the authenticity of the Client’s FT Instructions pursuant to the Designated Security Procedures elected by the Client.

  • BBH will act on FT Instructions received through sFTP without duty of further verification unless the Client notifies BBH in writing that its credentials have been compromised.

  • The Client may upload FT Instructions through a secure file transmission protocol (“sFTP”), which includes multi-factor authentication processes and encryption of the complete transmission.

  • As a prerequisite to receiving FT Instructions via sFTP, BBH and the Authorized Person(s) shall have conducted testing and confirmed that the FT Instructions sent via sFTP can be processed in good time and order; once such testing and confirmation is satisfactory to the Authorized Person(s) and BBH, BBH will act on FT Instructions received via sFTP.