Online Trading Facility Sample Clauses

Online Trading Facility. The Terms and Conditions for the Online Trading Facility are incorporated by reference herein and are made an integral part of the general Terms and Conditions as if fully set forth herein:
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Online Trading Facility. The CLIENT shall not attempt to modify, tamper with, or otherwise alter in any way, or attempt to gain unauthorized access to any part of the facility or any of the contents thereof. The CLIENT will create a password to enable him/her/it to place orders and access account information using the facility. The CLIENT accepts sole responsibility for use, confidentiality and protection of the password as well as for all orders and information changes entered in the facility. PAPA SECURITIES CORPORATION shall have the absolute right to assume and rely that all transactions using such password are those of the CLIENT. The CLIENT shall be solely responsible for the security of the account, password, and use thereof at any time. The CLIENT agrees that, as a condition of using the facility, the CLIENT shall notify PAPA SECURITIES CORPORATION within twenty-four (24) hours if he/she/it: (i) does not receive an accurate acknowledgement, in any acceptable form, of any instruction or its execution or non-execution; (ii) receives acknowledgement of a transaction which he/she/it did not instruct; or (iii) becomes aware of any loss, theft or unauthorized use of his/her/its access. The CLIENT further acknowledges that he/she/it is solely responsible for any and all orders placed using the facility and for all transactions placed through the facility resulting from the use or misuse of CLIENT’s password. The CLIENT understands and agrees that PAPA SECURITIES CORPORATION: (i) has the sole discretion to restrict trading on the facility or to cancel the same, at any time and without need of prior notice; (ii) shall not be responsible for the accessibility of, transmission quality, outages to, or malfunction of, any telephone or communications circuits, computer hardware or software (including viruses and bugs) or related/incidental problems; (iii) shall not be liable for CLIENT’s inability to use the facility due to any unauthorized actions or transactions using CLIENT’s access, or for any other cause beyond the control of PAPA SECURITIES CORPORATION; (iv) reserves the right to suspend service and deny access to the facility, without prior notice, during scheduled or unscheduled system maintenance, repairs and upgrades; (v) has the right to modify or enhance the facility or any of its features at its sole discretion and without prior notice; (vii) shall not be responsible for any order that is not executed; (vii) has the right to break any executed transaction on the ground that...
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