Transaction Order definition

Transaction Order means an order placed by Client for FXC to conclude a Transaction.

Transaction Order means the occasional contractual relationship based on a written agreement between a customer and a service provider pertaining to the services of the service provider falling within its professional activities;

Transaction Order means either (a) the Confirmation Order with respect to the Plan, or (b) both (i) the Confirmation Order with respect to the JV Plan and (ii) the 363 Order, as applicable.

Examples of Transaction Order in a sentence

• Any single Transaction Order may refer only to buying or selling of one particular Financial Instrument.

• For any Transaction Order or other act made by Client, from which charges might arise, the amount charged to the Client shall be counted accordingly to the relevant list of charges, which was valid at the time of entering Transaction Order or other act, from which the charges might arise.

• A valid Transaction Order can only be modified before its execution, unless stated otherwise herein.

• Client hereby acknowledges that any Transaction Order shall be executed only when Client has sufficient amount of funds on Client Account to establish Transaction Margin, otherwise the Transaction Order will be rejected.

• A position shall be opened by placing a Transaction Order which contains all necessary parameters and upon its acceptance by the Company.

More Definitions of Transaction Order

Transaction Order means the Confirmation Order or the 363 Order, as applicable.

Transaction Order means the instruction given to AM by the Client for executing the Transaction.

Transaction Order means a user instructing a financial institution or electronic financial company to process an Electronic Financial Transaction in accordance with the Electronic Financial Transaction Agreement.

Transaction Order. Instructions sent by the client through the financial instruments provided by the company to loss limits. "Stop Out or Call Margin": it is a mandatory order issued by the company for the mandatory closure of one or all of the client's open transactions, which is systematically issued due to lack of sufficient margin in the client's account or account.

Transaction Order. Instructions sent by the client through the financial instruments provided by the company to open a transaction, exit the transaction, increase or decrease it, condition transaction orders or adjust profit and loss limits. "Stop Out or Call Margin": it is a mandatory order issued by the company for the mandatory closure of one or all of the client's open transactions, which is systematically issued due to lack of sufficient margin in the client's account or account. "Trading account" - working on a single platform, for the client in the context of financial instruments provided by the company in which not all transactions and their history and all positions and blocked, profit and loss, orders apply conditional bargaining and All business. Transactions and orders made by the customer are recorded. "Trading platform": MT4, MT5 and WEB TRADER software provided by the company, whose task is to collect information on financial markets by professional methods for online trading, as well as trading, deletion, entry and exit, correction, dissemination and announcement of the messages of the company to the client will be used.

Transaction Order means instruction given by the Cardholder authorizing the Bank to make payment to one/more Payee Corporation(s).

Transaction Order means a temporary relationship established by contract between a customer and a service provider pertaining to the services of the service provider falling within its professional activities;