Sale Currency definition

Sale Currency means the currency being bought by us and sold by you;

Sale Currency means the currency which you shall sell to us.

Sale Currency means the currency of the Sale Monies in an FX Contract.

Examples of Sale Currency in a sentence

• For Spot Contracts, we complete the FX Service as soon as we have instructions from you and cleared funds in your Sale Currency, so you must tell us straight away if there is an error between the deal confirmation and your instructions.

• In the event of a Spot Trade, the Client will pay the Sale Currency in full into the Client Nominated Account for value no later than the close of business the following Working Day.

• The standard amount of the Initial Payment is 10% of the Sale Currency Monies.

• We may in addition charge you a cancellation fee of 0.05% of the total amount of the Sale Currency for each working day between the cancellation event and payment of our administration fee and our costs in closing out our position.

• The Balance will be the Sale Currency Monies less the Initial Payment.

More Definitions of Sale Currency

Sale Currency means the sums in a designated currency payable by you to us in respect of a Trade including, without limitation, any Margin or Margin Call.

Sale Currency means the sums in a designated currency payable by the Client to VFX in respect of a Trade including, without limitation, any Margin or Margin Call

Sale Currency means the sums payable by the client to Capital Currencies in relation to the service

Sale Currency means the currency being bought by WorldFirst and sold by the Client;

Sale Currency means the sums payable by the Client in consideration of the Trade including, without limitation, any Margin or Margin Call.

Sale Currency means money in the currency you have contracted to sell as set out in the Contract Note relevant to the Trade;

Sale Currency means the currency being sold by Tasman FX and purchased by the Client;