Transaction Limit Clause Examples

Transaction Limit. Licensee may extend the maximum number of transaction records stored within the database at any given point in time beyond the License Restriction quantity by paying an additional fee of USD0.00100 (one tenth of a United States Dollar Cent) per transaction record in excess of the License Restriction quantity. Such additional transaction fees to be invoiced monthly in arrears.

Transaction Limit. Entries submitted by Customer comply with Customer’s pre-established transaction limit as described in Section 5 above.

Transaction Limit. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Agreement, in no event shall (i) the aggregate number of shares of Acquiror Common Stock issuable by Acquiror pursuant to this Agreement (the “Shares”) exceed 3,000,000 Shares and (ii) the amount of cash paid by the Acquiror exceed the Debt Amount.

Transaction Limit. 5.1. The maximum amount that Customers are allowed to perform financial transactions on IVB e- Banking. The transaction limits include: Transaction limit/ time, Transaction limit/ day and The transaction number limit/ day, which: 5.1.1. Transaction limit/ time: is the maximum amount that Customers are allowed to use in one transaction. 5.1.2. Transaction limit/ day: is the maximum amount that Customers are allowed to perform transactions in one day. 5.1.3. Transaction number limit/ day: is the maximum number of transactions that Customers are allowed to perform in one day. 5.2. Transaction limits are published from time to time at IVB’s business offices and on IVB’s website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx. 5.3. IVB can change the maximum transaction limits without the consent of the Customers. When changing the limits, IVB will publish in the shortest time on IVB website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx or through other appropriate methods to inform the Customers. In case Customers do not agree with the change from IVB, Customers may request to terminate IVB e-Banking services by using IVB’s written form.

Transaction Limit. The registration forms require a defined transaction limit, detailing liability limits, which is to be published in the respective certificate. The maximum value of such transaction limits is predefined by SwissSign. It is the sole responsibility of a third party relying upon such a certificate to verify its revocation status, legal validity, its transaction limits and applicable policies. SwissSign is not liable for any damages to any party incurred by exceeding the transaction limit, to the extent permitted by applicable law. Validity of certificates issued through the SwissSign RA are limited to one year. Relying parties shall verify that a certificate is still valid and has not expired. The relying party may choose to verify against the time the signature was created or to verify against the time of the validation. The relying party must be aware that this may lead to different results, if the time period between the creation of the signature and the validation is long.

Transaction Limit. The parties to this agreement unanimously agree that the rent shall be RMB30,259,100 per year. For details, please refer to the appendix to this contract.

Transaction Limit. No single transaction larger than nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine U.S. dollars ($9,999) may be processed through our Service at any time. This transaction limit applies to both U.S dollar transactions and non-U.S. dollar transactions. The U.S. dollar value of a non-U.S. dollar transaction will be calculated based on the current exchange rate for the currency used at the time of the transaction.

Transaction Limit. If you have a margin account, you agree not to use, and agree not to permit any user to use, a Check for a transaction in excess of your “Open-to-Buy Value” established from time to time. Your “Open-to-Buy Value” will be a dollar value based in part on the latest Liquidity Value which your Provider conclusively establishes for you. “Liquidity Value” means that amount which your Provider has determined is available to settle your Check transactions based on (i) the amount of cash in your Base Account, if any, (ii) the amount of money in the Deposit Accounts that are linked to your Base Account, (iii) the value of the Fund shares in your Base Account, and (iv) margin loans, but only to the extent of the available margin collateral value of securities in your Base Account as determined by your Provider. Your Provider may determine that the available margin collateral value for purposes of paying Check transactions is an amount less than that which could be used to purchase securities or otherwise be withdrawn from your Base Account. The available margin collateral value will fluctuate from day to day, since it depends upon securities prices and the debit balance in your Base Account, and your outstanding Check transactions received for processing. Please confer with your Provider to determine the margin collateral value available to cover Check transactions.

Transaction Limit. If you have a margin account, you or a user agree not to use a Check for a transaction in excess of your Open-to-Buy Value established from time to time. Your Open-to-Buy Value will be a dollar value based in part on the latest Liquidity Value which the Broker/Bank conclusively establishes for you. Liquidity Value means that the amount which the Broker/Bank has determined is available to settle your Check t ransactions based on (i) the value of the Fund shares in your Brokerage/Bank Accoun t, (ii) the amount of cash in your Brokerage/Bank Accoun t, i f any, and (iii) margin loans, but only to the extent of the available margin collateral value of securities in your Brokerage/Bank Accoun t as determined by your Broker/Bank. The Broker/Bank may determine that the available margin collateral value for purposes of paying Check transactions is an amount less than that which could be used to purchase securities or otherwise be withdrawn from your Brokerage/Bank Account. The available margin collateral value will fluctuate from day to day since it depends upon securities prices and the debit balance in your Brokerage/Bank Accoun t, and your outstanding Check t ransactions received for processing. Please confer with your Broker/Bank to determine the margin collateral value available to cover Check transactions.