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Hyperwallet collection \u0026 amp;#8211; Amazon officially recommend global collection method

发布日期:2022-08-26  浏览次数:   信息来源:小编
If you open Amazon's official collection and choose a bank, if you choose China, then they will recommend this hyperwallet to you, this is a service provider recognized by Amazon.
Hyperwallet is a global payment service provider, which is regulated in different jurisdictions, as shown below: Hyperwallet Systems Inc., has registered in Canada financial transactions and reports Analysis Center (number M08905000) and Canada Quebec Financial Market Authority (AMF) (number 901204), registered in the federal government, registered address C/O MCCARTHY T étrault LLP, Suite 2400, 745 Thurlow Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6E 0C5 ; HSI USA Inc., registered in the US Financial Crime Law Enforcement Network and obtained a monetary transfer dealer permit in various states in the United States (please refer to the \"license and complaint\"), registered in Utah , The New York Times Building, 620 Eight Avenue, New York, NY 10018; Hyperwallet Systems EUROPE LIMITED, has been authorized by the Financial Behavior Regulatory Authority to conduct electronic money service activities in the 2011 electronic currency regulations (number 900698), registered in England With Welsh, the number is 10215249, the registered address is Suite 211, 63 ST Mary Axe London United Kingdom EC3A 8AA; Hyperwallet System Australia Pty LTD, ABN 38 616 937 716, has registered the Australian Securities and Investment Commission, the Australian Service Australia Service 499092, the registered address is C/O MINTERELLISON, Governor Macquarie Tower, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia. In addition, Hyperwallet also cooperates with regular financial institutions and payment service providers to provide payment services. The customer's funds have independent accounts, and HyperwalletThe company's operating account is separated.
If you want to be a collection method for Australia, the steps are as follows
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Complete the registration process of Hyperwallet and apply for an Australian dollar deposit account.
Back to this page, select \"Australia\" as \"Bank of China/Region\", and then enter the deposit account detailed information provided by hyperwallet Essence
hyperwallet will directly transfer your Amazon sales income to your local bank account with local currency.
Hyperwallet What is the receiving rate?
remittance to hyperwallet
The rate of remittance to hyperwallet is
0.8%[123 [123 ].
After transferring the money from Hyperwallet to your local bank account:
After completing the registered Hyperwallet account, please refer to the \"fee\" section, so Check the cost of applicable on the Hyperwallet website. If the payment must be converted from a foreign currency (FX) to a local currency, then the Hyperwallet will use the FX exchange rate when paying the seller. This cost varies from money
Have you registered Hyperwallet?
If so, please select \"Australia\" from the drop -down menu as \"the country/region where the bank is located\", and then enter the deposit account detailed information provided by the HyperWerwallet.
If no, please register Hyperwallet immediately
Hyperwallet will pay you with the local currency of your country/region. Remove your Amazon sales income to the Hyperwallet deposit account, and then directlyTurn to your bank with local currency.
We will transfer you to the Hyperwallet website to apply for account
Important Instructions [ 123]
Through this seller platform page, the seller can access the foreign currency exchange service provided by third -party Hyperwallet. Amazon just introduces the Hyperwallet to you, whether to use the Hyperwallet service, and it will be determined by yourself. If you choose to use these services, you can directly contact Hyperwallet. Your use of Hyperwallet services is limited by its terms and conditions. Make sure you understand the rights and obligations you enjoy in accordance with these terms. Amazon may get the Hyperwallet payment fee because of introducing the Hyperwallet service to you.

hyperwallet service terms

These services these services Terms started on June 2, 2017. For more information about changes, see Article 1.2.3.

1. Foreword 1.1. About hyperwallet

1.1.1. Hyperwallet In the payment service provider, we (Party A) is committed to commercial customers for Hyperwallet (collectively referred to as \" payment party \", that is, to pay to the designated receiver (collectively referred to as \" the payee [ 123] \")) provides technical support for payment services and related functions, as well as the services that are further introduced in this article (collectively referred to as\" service \").

1.1.2. Hyperwallet operates and provides services by local subsidiaries (collectively referred to as \"). These subsidiaries, as well as their parent companies, subsidiaries and affiliated agencies collectively or collectively referred to as \" hyperwallet .\" Registered and authorized within the jurisdiction of the management agency. Generally speaking, as described in the \"Auxiliary Company and Application Law Form\", you (Party B) will receive HyperwalleA subsidiary company provides you according to your location. Nevertheless, Hyperwallet can decide to entrust any of the following services, obligations and/or requirements to its subsidiaries, agency agencies, suppliers, and contractors. Come to fulfill their obligations.

1.2. Understand the understanding of these terms

1.2.1. Or any eligible payment portal user. The term \"Hyperwallet\", \"Party A\", \"Party A\" and other related surgical symbols refer to the party that provides the service described in this agreement. Unless otherwise stipulated in this service terms, other capitalized terms should be explained in accordance with the meaning of the term.

1.2.2. The payment party has hired Hyperwallet to provide services. Before registering service, accessing payment portal (PAY PORTAL) or using or receiving services at any time, Party B must accept the funds in all service terms and related tables:

(i) \"Affiliated Company and Applicable Legal Forms \"; And

(II)\" Payment Service Form \"

Hyperwallet policy:

(iii) Privacy policy

(IV) electronic signature and communication and communication Transmission policy

The services accepted and used by Party B are constrained by the service terms. The payment party determines the applicable service, not all the terms and conditions are applicable to these services. Only those terms and conditions related to Party B are applicable. Nevertheless, these documents are very important. Party B should read and carefully consider and print or preserve copies of these service terms to record.

1.2.3. Party A has the right to modify the service terms at any time by publishing a revised version at the Pay Portal. The revised version of the service terms will take effect when the Pay Portal is announced. Party B has a responsibility for regular inspection of service terms. From the date of any modification, Party B's continuous PAY Portal and service use are deemed to have any new or modified service terms to accept any new or modified service terms. If Party B does not want to accept new or modified service terms, Party B must stop accessing Pay Portal and termination of services.

1.2.4. If there are conflicts in the terms of the form and any other parts of the service terms, the other parts of the service terms shall prevail.

2. Service

2.1. Get the service

The service allows Party B to followThe payment party's instructions obtain payment by remitting the local settlement network to Party B's bank account or Hyperwallet that then support and applicable to the application (any

\"payment method\")

. Through Pay Portal, Affiliated Corporation and Banking Networks, and Financial Services (\" Network Partners \") provide services.

2.1.1. Service must abide by the additional terms and conditions specified in the \"Payment Service Terms\".

2.1.2. You can access the service by visiting the Hyperwallet technical website, application interface/API, payment party's own platform or system, or other methods to access the service Brand or Hyperwallet's common brand (\"

Pay Portal

\"). Pay portal is part of the service described herein. 2.1.3. In order to become a qualified service user, Party B must be the payer designated by the payment party. It must meet the support of Party B's statutory age and the support of Hyperwallet.

2.1.4. In order to accept the service, Party B must complete the registration process by providing the current, complete and accurate information in accordance with the registration process in the Pay Portal The terms of service provided by or payment party in portal. Sometimes, some registration and other certification information can be directly provided to the Hyperwallet by the payment party. Repeated registration is not allowed. Party B can only register once, and each user must register separately. If a single user is detected for active repeated registration, Party A has the right to merge or terminate the registration, and refuse to provide the authority of Party B's service service without notification. If you register on behalf of the enterprise or commercial entity, Party B must be legal authorized to represent the service terms described in this article.

2.2. Restrictions

2.2.1. The service is limited by some conditions and availability, and not all services, payment methods, service functions or access services (Including Pay Portal) will be provided to Party B. The service is not provided to consumers or ordinary masses. It only provides the payment party or the specified receiver or the beneficiary who has a business relationship or its designated partner to receive the payment from the payment party.

2.2.2. The services described in this article are to pay for business activities associated with the payment party, and it is not suitable for payment for individuals and families. Through the registration service, it is confirmed that regardless of whether Party B is a wholly operation or other situations or the independent contractor of the payment party (not to receive any pre -pre -preparatoryThe salary of income tax or other individuals and families) is using services. Party B is engaged in trade and business activities to obtain income or profits.

2.2.3. In order to provide services to Party B, Hyperwallet, as Party B's reception agent, represented Party B from the payment party and remitted the receipt to Party B. Despite the following services, Hyperwallet has a product, service or activity or any payment party or a third party as a PAY PORTAL receiving payment of Party B and the Portal. The controversy paid to Party B's amount is not responsible. Other restrictions on service use have stipulated in the \"Payment Service Terms\".

2.3.

Identity certification and third -party permissions 2.3.1. For the purpose, and according to Party A's privacy policy, Party B is required to provide information. Party A can legally confirm and request Party B to confirm the accuracy and integrity of Party B's information in accordance with the steps. The purpose of Party B's service to verify the necessary screening, monitoring and investigation of Party B's information and/or requesting Party B's Portal activities to confirm that Party B's activities comply with applicable laws. Party A's requesting information provided by Party B includes Party B's name, address, date of birth, government identity number, taxpayer identity number, phone number, mailbox address, and other information that can be verified by Party B. Party A may ask Party B to provide documents containing their passports, driving licenses, or photo identity documents issued by other governments. Party A can contact Party B if there are more questions. In the case of Hyperwallet failed to obtain this information, it has the right to close, suspend, restrict or refuse to access services for any reason or no reason.

2.3.2. Party B clearly confirmed and agreed that Party B's information was announced to third -party certification service providers, online partners, government agencies, and other third parties for identity certification to meet the anti -money laundering method. The requirements of the counter -terrorism financing law, transaction monitoring and suspicious activities, or other requirements provided by Party B services. Party B confirms that the location information of the device used by Party B's access portal (Portal) can be used to determine the location and can obtain the device location at any time when logging in to Portal. Sexual use or public. Any third party who receives Party B's information has obligations to confidential information on Party B, and will not provide the information to any unauthorized party (except for authentication, meeting Party A law, management, risk requirements, services, or privacy, or privacy The purpose described in the policy).

2.4. 乙方责任

2.4.1.乙方有责任保障任何身份证明、用户名、密码、个人密码或其他乙方访问支付门户(Pay Portal)、服务或The security and control of the password used in related services. Party B has clearly confirmed and agreed that due to the failure to ensure the above security, it can lead to unauthorized transactions and/or Party B losses. Hyperwallet is not responsible for repayment or pays Party B in other forms formed by other forms. Party B agrees to immediately notify Party B's unauthorized payment portal (Pay Portal) to use or any other security damage. Unless Party A learns that the unauthorized use of the form described in the service terms, Party B shall be responsible for handling the capital transfer request received by Party B's Portal. Party B must take full security measures before downloading information from Portal. Party A is not responsible for any computer equipment or other property caused by any information caused by the use of PAY Portal or downloading any information.

2.4.2. Despite the above provisions, Party B responds to the relevant activities that occur with Party B's use of Portal (Portal), as a responsibility or inaction, including Party B to send service content through services. Party B is responsible for ensuring that Party B's network connection or other methods used by Party B can connect to Pay Portal. Party B shows that Party B's mailbox account and all email accounts sending and receiving information, and no one can access Party B's mailbox account except Party B. Party B confirms the authorized third party authority to represent Party B's specific operations on behalf of Party B will not release the responsibility of any Party B in this agreement. Moreover, Party B confirmed and agreed that Party B will not think that Hyperwallet should be responsible for the responsibility caused by a third party or inaction caused by any obtained permissions of Party B. It must defend and compensate these responsibilities for the Hyperwallet.

2.4.3. Despite the provisions of any other terms in the user agreement, Party B cannot transfer the rights of Party B to use the Pay Portal to third parties or other legal legal related to Pay Portal (Pay Portal) Or a third party authorized for fair interests.

2.4.4. Party B agrees that the services described in this article should not be used for the following purposes or the services described in the following situations:

(i) to use any of any of them for any use Illegal, deception, false, unreal, false statement, dishonesty or any acts of illegal, immorality or moral suspicious activities or the purpose of direct or indirectly related purpose in the aforementioned Party B stays in the country restricted by any of the following bills,For living, work or transactions, Hyperwallet will sometimes update these bills without notify Party B in advance: Special Economic Measures (Canada), UN Law (Canada), Overseas officials' corruption assets (Canada), Overseas Asset Control Office (\"

ofac

\") Special designated state and blockade list, or the list of foreign terrorist organizations designated by the State Department of the United States, and its revised version; or (ii) and overseas affairs and international trading laws (Canada) , Financial Sanctions Executive Office, Overseas Asset Control Office or the United Nations or any other Canadians, Americans, Australians or European government agencies related to terrorism or money laundering activities related to money laundering activities;

] (III) Any illegal, but not limited to fraud and money laundering. Party A shall report any suspicious activities to relevant legal execution agencies;

(IV) Any behavior of trying abuse, utilization or avoiding laws and regulations;

(v) Try in any form of attempt Tampered with, illegally invading, modified, framed, \"deep links\" or other areas, or tried to bypass the design characteristics of security, functions, entrances or any other service or payment portal;

] (vi) Direct or indirect, separate, or as an attempt to sell services as other services, or

(vii) Hyperwallet has the right to prohibit or other service terms.

3. Payment Portal content

3.1.

Copyright and other intellectual property rights

Payment portal (PAY Portal) contains copyright materials, trademarks and other proprietary information of Hyperwallet, as well as confidential information (collectively referred to as \" proprietary materials \"), including but not limited to text, documents, information, data, articles, images, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, images, images, images, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, photos, and photos of the , Graphics, application, video records, audio records, sound, design, characteristics and other materials (collectively referred to as the proprietary material \" content

\"). All proprietary materials are Hyperwallet, its authorized providers and third parties, and are protected by applicable intellectual property, including copyright, patent and trademark laws and treaties. Party B agrees that the overall or partial modification, publishing, copying, sending, registering or request, participating or transferring, derivative work creation or any form of use of parts of the PAY PORTAL information In the normal process of network and personal copies, personal purposes are replicated for the purpose of reserving records. Party B agrees to respect any copyright, trademark, patent and payment portal (Pay PortAl) Any with the exclusive rights of any proprietary materials. The rights rights that Party B shall be authorized by the exclusive materials shall be authorized by the exclusive material shall be authorized by the owner of the Hyperwallet or other proprietary materials.

3.2. Links and content

The link contained in Portal (Portal) will allow Party B to leave the payment portal in order to obtain other websites Access permissions, including link websites related to third -party services (\"

link website \"). These link websites are not controlled by Hyperwallet and Party A's content on any link website, the services provided by any link website, any link on the link website or unless otherwise explained on the website. responsibility. Party A only provides these websites for convenience. Party A can decide the link in Portal in the Pay Portal. Party A pays any link to the link website or the link on any third -party website to the Portal Portal in any third -party website. Essence When Party B access to the link website, the risk of access by Party B shall be borne by Party B.

The website content is for information query. Although Party A takes reasonable measures to ensure the quality and accuracy of the content, it is inevitable that errors or information that has been provided is not complete, currently or applicable to specific situations. Party A is not responsible for any errors or omissions. Party B is responsible for evaluating the accuracy, integrity and usefulness of the content obtained by the content obtained by Pay Portal or linking the website.

3.3. Brending endorsement

Anyone or their suggestions, viewpoints, information or products endorsed or authorized in Pay Portal Including but not limited to any endorsement or authorization of any payment party or other third parties.

4. Responsibility

4.1.

4.1.1. The risk is borne by Party B. Pay portal and any relevant information, content and/or materials will be provided based on the premise of \"according to the status quo\" without any guarantee. Hyperwallet does not acknowledge all the guarantee or implied guarantees, including but not limited to: the guarantee of the ownership voucher or the sale implicit guarantee, the guarantee of specific usefulness, unbalanced guarantee, and the regulations or other laws or trading habits or trading habits or trading habits or trading habits. Guarantee generated by business management,In addition to the provisions stipulated in the law of this agreement and the failure to be eliminated, restricted or modified. The guarantee of the guarantee exemption and liability restrictions should be applied to the maximum range allowed by the law. 4.1.2.由于没有上述规定的一般性限制,乙方同意Hyperwallet 不应担保或声明:(i)服务的运营应是不可中断或无错误的,或This kind of defect is corrected;

(II) service or service provider to make it available, resist virus or other damage forms; and/or,

[iii) use or service use use The result should be corrected, accurate, timely or reliable.

4.1.3. Party A takes reasonable measures to remove the virus from the Pay Portal, but it cannot ensure that Pay Portal can resist virus or other destruction software at any time.

4.1.4. Due to the general restrictions of the above regulations, Party B further agreed that Hyperwallet should not respond to Party B responsibility:

(i) Any actor or inaction, including but not limited to but not limited to Any disputes about the amount or payment of the payment or payment of Party B failed to pay to Party B;

(II) Party B received or will receive or pass the payment of the payment by the payment portal from the payment party. Or service;

(III) Unauthorized access or Party B sending access or data modifications, any materials issued or received or failed to receive, or any transactions reached through services; [[[[[[[[[[[[ 123]

(IV) Any losses caused by paying to uns designated users due to inaccurate input information to unsure or accurate accounts;

(v) Any service interruption, including but not limited to it as if it is not limited to but not limited to it. System failure, power outage, or other interference that may affect service -related payment processes, settlement, receiving or payment;

(vi) Any third party's act or inaction, including but not limited to any network cooperation Partners or providers; and/or,

(VII) cannot fulfill the obligations of Party A due to factors outside the control of Party A.

4.2. Limited

4.2.1.

In any case, hyperwallet, its subsidiaries, agents, subcontracting Business, representatives, online partners or payment parties should not respond to Party B or any other party responsible and Party B should give up any Party B to propose any direct, indirect, punitive, specialty, attachment, correspondence or others to the above entities Litigation rights (including but not limited to profit loss or insuranceThe other forms include: (A) Party B paid the portal (PAY Portal) or service; An error, failure, or delay of any payment portal part of the components of the Portal (C) product or service of Hyperwallet or its agent, subcontractor or online partner, any payment party, third -party service provider Or the performance or failure of the link website; (d) any unauthorized or fraudulent transaction that affects Party B; or (e) due to the loss of the use of information shared by any third -party service provider, even such a number one. The three parties have been told that the above losses may be caused. This liability restrictions must be applied to claims proposed based on contracts, infringement, negligence, strict liability, or other circumstances.

4.2.2.

In any case, hyperwallet and its subsidiaries, chairman, senior staff or employee, or payment party should not deal with any third party ones As a responsibility or inaction, including but not limited to any Hyperwallet agent, subcontractor, representative, supplier or online partner, any other users of Portal, third -party service providers, websites The provider or any situation in Hyperwallet and reasonable control.

4.2.3.

In any case, hyperwallet is the overall liability for all losses in one or more reasons for Party B (including all Hyperwallet Affiliated Company , Agent, subcontractors, representatives, and online partners) should not exceed the fares paid by the more than the less than the less person in the actual direct losses caused by Party B and the reasons for losing litigation due to the affected service.

4.2.4.

Liability for eliminating certain guarantees or restrictions, or excluding attachment or correspondence damage in certain jurisdictions. Correspondingly, some of the above -mentioned restrictions can be limited by the laws of Party B's jurisdiction, and are subject to such legal service terms. In the scope of applicable legal scope that is subject to any restrictions on Party B's restrictions or service terms, and then within such restrictions or prohibitions, Hyperwallet (including all Hyperwallet subsidiaries, agents, subcontractors, representatives, representatives, representatives, representatives, representatives, representatives, representatives The overall responsibility for Party B for Party B should be to fulfill the affected transaction caused by the performance of Hyperwallet's failure to fulfill the service.

4.2.5.

For the first time in Party BAfter more than a year after the model or not shall be claimed or adopted for a lawsuit, Party B should hereby give up any claims or litigation rights related to the Pay Portal.

4.2.6.

Any provisions in this agreement shall not rule out the responsibilities stipulated by Party A's applicable law. The other parties confirmed that other parties to the agreement must rely on the liability restrictions described by this clause to act, and these restrictions are a necessary basis for reaching an agreement between the parties.

4.3. Exemption Terms

4.3.1.进行赔偿,并使其免受任何实际和相应的损失、索赔、需求或各种、自然、已知和未知、可疑未察觉、公开和未公开损害的伤害,包括所有第三方的索赔、责任、 Losses, spending, damage, fines, punishment (including the ruling fee or the amount of lawyers paid the amount and reasonable lawyer), losses caused by Party B's breach of contract, the relationship between Party B and the payment party or the loss generated by the business, or services, or services, or services Or the loss caused by Pay Portal. 4.3.2. Party B agrees to compensate all losses caused by Party A in accordance with Party A or the payment party instructions (unless these losses are caused by Party A's severe loss or intentional or fraud).

4.3.3. Party B agrees to compensate Party A any losses caused by the error information or instruction provided by Party B, regardless of whether this information or instructions are verbal or written or in the Portal (Pay Portal (PAY PORTAL ) (Unless these losses are caused by severe faults or intentional or fraud).

4.4.

Devisation

Party B agrees that Party A can at any time to replace the funds stored in Party A as the debt or owed of Party B at any time. Liabilities in Party A. Party A can exercise offset without notify Party B.

All notifications sent to Hyperwallet must be sent to the address of the legal statement through the mailing address. These addresses must be the address of the Hyperwallet affiliated company related to Party B in accordance with the provisions of the \"Affiliated Company and Application Legal Form\". 4.5. Arbitration

4.5.1.

If Party B is located in the United States, the following terms of the Arbitration Agreement are applicable to Party B, such as Auxiliary companies and applicable legal terms are described as laws in the United States.

4.5.2.

[12]3] This \"Arbitration Agreement\" includes the provisions of solving the legal claims generated by both parties and B, which requires Party B to submit the claims proposed by Party A for binding and final arbitration awards. The thirty (30) days decided to withdraw from the Arbitration Agreement. 4.5.3.

As a result, Party B should be agreed to be resolved by arbitration before an arbitration arbitration. In accordance with the mediation procedures of the Commercial Arbitration Rules and the US Arbitration Association (\"AAA\"), the arbitrator and arbitration award. No \"collective\" or similar collective arbitration is allowed. All arbitration hearing or similar procedures will be held in Austin, Texas, but Party B can choose the right to telephone or give up any hearing. 4.5.4.

The business arbitration rules and mediation programs of the American Arbitration Association can be accessed: https://www.adr.org/aaa/faces/rules ( Click the rules and click the business arbitration rules and mediation procedures). By agreeing that it is bound by the terms of the service, Party B can (A) confirm and agree that Party B has read and understood these rules or (b) the opportunity to read these rules and make any statement of an unfair or unsuitable statement for any reason for any reason. Essence 4.5.5.

Any arbitration ruling must be the ultimate and legal binding and can be ruling by courts with legal jurisdiction. 4.5.6.

Party B understands that as the exchange of Party B's consent of this clause, Party A can provide the services in the designated clauses of Party B and Party B agrees to this clause. The indispensable cause. 4.5.7.

Party B also confirmed and understood any statement: (i)

Party B has given up the right to request the jury and judge;

(ii)

Party B abandoned the court to solve the right of such disputes; and

(III)

Party B has given up as a representative, chief prosecution chief or any other representative identity, or as a member of the complaint, to participate in any arbitration or litigation rights related to such disputes Essence

4.5.8.

Unless Party B exit: (1) Party B only allows to claim to Hyperwallet as a personal identity, and shall not litage or procedure in any collective or representative. MercepCollective members come up with claims, and (2) Party B only allows rescue (including currency relief, mandatory relief, and confirmed compensator's request for personal identity).

4.5.9.

If both parts and both parties have arise, Party A fails to be satisfied with Party B and cannot quickly provide Party B with a neutral, saving saving saving The cost of cost disputes, Party A's goal is to investigate and resolve the concerns of Party B. The dispute between Party B and Hyperwallet can inform Party A through contact us and the method described in accordance with the above disputes.

4.5.10.

Any controversy or claims that have agreed to be generated or may be arising from Party B and hyperwallet, including but not limited to the Federal and Federation and the Federation and State law claims, ordinary law claims, and other claims generated in accordance with contracts, infringement, fraud, false statements or any other legal theory can only be resolved through the final and binding arbitration instead of the court. Except for Party B's claims Effective and controversy are still resolved in small claims courts and can be claimed only by personal identity (non -collective, non -representative), and Party B may be resolved through such claims courts. This \"Arbitration Agreement\" is suitable for a wider explanation.

4.5.11. Party B and Hyperwallet agreed that both parties can submit claims to any other party, and in any alleged collective lawsuit or representative lawsuit or program as a proceedings or procedures, Prosecutor or collective lawsuit. Unless Party B and Hyperwallet agree, arbitrators may participate in more than one party's claim arbitration and may not be chaired by any other form of consolidated, agent or collective litigation procedures. Similarly, arbitrators can rulks only the beneficial reliefs (including currency relief, forced relief, and confirmed compensator's request) for unilaterally for relief, and only provide relief required for the claimer within the necessary scope. Any remedy cannot affect other Hyperwallet customers.

4.5.12. Party B can choose to send an withdrawal notice by Party A, including Party B's name, address, telephone number and for logging in to the payment portal (Pay Portal) 's mailbox address (for application exit) to reject the arbitration of the agreement. The withdrawal notice must be stipulated within 30 days after Party B accepts the service terms. Party B must withdraw from the notice to HIS U.S. Co., Ltd., the receiving department: the legal department, No. 11401, Austin Century Oak Avenue, Texas, room 400, postcode 78758. This clause is concluded in accordance with the transactions involving inter-trade trade and is subject to the Federal Arbitration Law 9 U.S.C.1-16.

5. The contract is terminated

5.1. Specific or termination service

hyperwallet All or part of the service, including the service of Pay Portal. Once the above incident occurs, the use of Party B's access and/or affected services shall be suspended or terminated immediately (depending on the specific situation).

5.2. Close the payment portal account

5.2.1. Party B can contact Party A at any time to close Pay Portal. Once the Pay Portal account is closed, Party A will cancel any unsuccessful transaction and Party B shall transfer any remaining funds or balances in accordance with Party B's payment method in a limited time (determined by Hyperwallet). Party B confirms that if Party B continues to associate with the payment party and Party B chooses to close its Pay Portal account, Party B will not receive any payment from the payment party, unless the Pay Portal account is reopened or applied for a new new account Pay Portal account. 5.2.2. Party B must not use the Pay Portal account to avoid the investigation. During the survey of Party A, Party B tries to close its PAY Portal account, Party A can hold any funds or balances for 180 days to protect Hyperwallet, its subsidiaries, any online partner or No.I. The three parties are not damaged by the risk of revocation, refund, claim, expenses, fines, or other liability. Party B agrees to cooperate in any investigation of any suspicious illegal, fraud or improper activities and is responsible for all obligations on Pay Portal, even if the Pay Portal account has been closed.

5.3. Fund payment

If Party B cannot access its Pay Portal account and its account is regarded as an unattended law or abandoned in accordance with applicable laws. Hyperwallet can close Party B's Portal account and any of the remaining funds in Party B's Portal account will be withdrawn to the owner of the fund in accordance with the payment service terms. If the payment party is the owner of the fund, it will be retreated to the payment party or necessary, and the funds will be paid in accordance with the applicable unmanned property law. If Party B is an owner, the fund will return the main mailing address or necessary of Party B, and this will beThe funds are paid. Hyperwallet will determine the refund of Party B according to the personal information of Party B in Portal. Party A shall take reasonable measures to contact Party B before transferring all the funds of Party B. If Party B's funds have been paid and Party B wants to claim the Pay Portal funded by this pen. Party B can contact Party A to learn whether the funds have been paid.

6. The rest

6.1. Communication

6.1.1. Contact by electronic. Within the maximum allowance, Party B agrees to receive any communication, agreements, policies, progress, specifications, reports, previous information and transaction information, documents, laws and regulations notifications, disclosure matters, and other types or properties provided by Party A provided by Party A. (Collectively referred to as \"communication\"), electronic contacts related to paid portal and services instead of written connections.

6.1.2.除了上述的电子通讯外,乙方理解并同意甲方可利用自动拨号电话或者预先记录的信息或者文本信息通过已提供给甲方的电话号码来联系乙方(i ) Notice on services, Portal accounts (Portal) or Portal of Portal (II) on Consultation of Party B; and/or (III) to investigate and prevent fraud. Apply for standard telephone records and text information.

6.1.3. Party B understands and agrees that Party A can determine the monitoring and records of the telephone session with any party of Party B or representing Party B without notice or warning. Party B confirmed and understood that without separate notifications or warnings, the communications with Hyperwallet could be listened or recorded.

6.1.4. If Party B has any questions about service, payment portal, transaction questions and/or need technical support, Party A recommends that Party B contacts the Hyperwallet Support Center, telephone 1-877-546- 8220 (North America) 1-604-638-6657 (global), or write email to the mailbox address support@hyperwallet.com.

6.2. Jurisdiction

6.2.1. If Party B accepts the content of the service content accepted in accordance with the provisions of the affiliated company and applicable legal provisions, it will not affect the principle of legal conflicts in accordance with the principle of legal conflict. Then this service terms are under the jurisdiction of the application of law corresponding to the subsidiaries and explain it according to it. U.S. law applications, all according to service terms or compatibilityGuan's claims and disputes should be resolved through restrained arbitration and other terms described in the Arbitration Agreement. For the application of the England and Wales Law, the courts of England and Wales must have exclusive jurisdiction to solve any disputes or claims caused by or related to their targets or establishment (including non -contract claims and disputes). The application of Canada France is submitted to the Court of British Columbia provinces and the court's jurisdiction and the court's judgment on the service terms. In exclusive jurisdiction, the court has the right to rulks and determine any lawsuit, prosecution or other litigation procedures caused by or associated with the PAY Portal.

6.2.2.

In the scope of applicable laws and arbitration provisions in accordance with the applicable service terms, the parties will give up their respective jury rights unconditionally, Or any collective lawsuit rights that are directly or indirectly caused by the service terms, any relevant documents and/or related parties related to the service clause.

6.3.

Third party beneficiaries

Party B confirmed and agreed Any third party beneficiary of any contract; (ii) If Party B is using the service to receive payment from the payment party, then the payment party is only responsible for paying Party B, and any controversy caused by Party B is not allowed to pay Party B. Solution between the payment party. According to the \"1999 British Contract Law\" (third party rights) and other laws that implement service terms, the personnel of the non -service clause will not have any rights. If there is no separate explanation in this agreement, the payment party and its subsidiaries are the third -party beneficiaries of the service clauses, so they enjoy the rights and interests and confirmed that they can execute the terms of the agreement. 6.4.

Discovery Statement Party A failed to stop Party B from violating the obligations of Party B in the service terms Or the right of similar defaults

6.5. Transfer

Before the written consent of Hyperwallet, Party B shall not transfer, replace or transfer Party B in the service terms in other forms Any rights or obligations in. Without the consent of Party B, Party A can transfer and/or replace any rights and obligations in the service terms in other forms. 6.6. The effectiveness of the protocol

If the liability restrictions include in accordance with the applicable law and the liability restrictions described above, any one of the service terms will be determined to be invalid Or if you cannot execute it, the other terms of the service terms willStill remains effective. Unless there are other regulations in this agreement, this service terms are deemed to be a complete agreement on Party B and HyperWerwallet on services and payment portals, and this agreement will replace all the previous and present, whether in the form of electronic form, verbal way, or Written communication and proposals on services and payment portals between Party B and Hyperwallet. The title in the service terms is only for the convenience of all parties, without legal or contract significance. The service terms and all related documents are drafted in English, which meets the wishes of all parties. If Party B is reading other languages \u200b\u200bin this agreement, when it is ambiguous with other languages, it is subject to English text.

\"Payment Service Form\"

1. Application

These \"payment service terms\" are attached to the terms of service terms The table, the table explains the additional terms suitable for some payment services and functions, and provides these attached tables through services and payment portals and provided by the Hyperwallet subsidiaries. Party A has the right to modify this attached table by publishing a revised version at the Pay Portal at any time. The revised version of the free payment portal (PAY Portal) will take effect when it is announced. Unless otherwise stipulated in the service terms of this article, other capitalized terms should be explained in accordance with its meaning in the service terms.

2. Payment service description

The service allows Party B to receive the payment method from Party B through the payment method. Transfer to its bank account to receive payment.

If Party B is a qualified service user in accordance with the service terms and once Party B's payment method information (such as bank account information) and priority to choose the payment method to complete the registration, whether it is Party B or the registration completed by the payment party, in Hyperwallet After the payment instructions are completed within the scope of the fund collection and the payment party, Party B may receive such funds by instructions by the payment party by instructions. Party B can choose a payment method for each payment or set the default collection method for any Party B's receipt. The collection method includes Hyperwallet that only the funds of the payment party are remitted to Party B through remittances.

3. General payment terms

3.1.

Bank account

The party or payment party (depending on the specific situation) transferred the payment to its bank account, and confirmed that it was the owner of the bank account and the accuracy and the right to start the bank account information provided to Party A Bank accounttrade. Hyperwallet will send electronic lending to Party B's account bank through a bank liquidation network and/or telegram according to the amount specified by the payment party, unless the available funds are insufficient. Party B agrees that Party B's bank transfer request is regarded as authorized HyperWallet to transfer transfer to Party B accounts or deposit accounts, including adjustments to any lending and debit transactions. Party A allows Party B or Party A to use other methods to deal with any specific transfer, such as electricity exchange. Once Party B provides its transfer authorization, electronic transfer cannot be canceled, unless Party B allows Party A and its banks to cancel the transfer of transfer.

The transfer of transfer takes 2-5 working days to transfer to Party B's bank account. In some cases, Party A can notify Party B's expected transfer processing time by paying Portal. Although Party A can clarify the time period when the funds reach the designated bank of Party B, Party A is not responsible for the delay caused by any bank liquidation network or Party B that cannot be traded and does not guarantee that Party B can obtain receipt on the day when Party B's bank receives transfer. Essence Party B must provide Party A's correct bank information that he wants to transfer. If Party B has entered the wrong bank account information, Party B agrees that Hyperwallet will not be responsible for claims and losses caused by incorrect execution of any transaction, including but not limited to errors or other forms of funds transferred to the bank account. Party B's banks and/or banks related to the bank's liquidation network may charge a recovery fee or other fees related to trying transfer. If such expenses are incurred or other Hyperwallet fees are charged, these expenses will be transmitted to Party B and deducted from Party B's Portal balance or other amounts paid to Party B.

Party A is not responsible for the following situations: Party B has not enough transfer amount, Party B's bank account cancellation, transaction exceeds the amount or number of Party A or Party B's bank, and Party B's bank does not accept transaction bills. Or participating in electronic fund transactions, transactions have not performed, banks B's banks return transactions or Party A notify Party B's transactions in other ways. Party A has no responsibility for Party B's banks about transferring to Party B's bank account, including the amount that offsets Party B's amount of banks owed to the bank due to account overdrafts, to pay or other forms. 3.2. Currency

In specific cases, Party A can obtain the funds paid by Party B in the form of payment direction in different types of currency. The obtained currency depends on the funding demand of the payment party. Party B shall not redeem funds in Party B's payment portal for the purpose of obtaining funds from different currencies (except in the collection method, select currency for receipt) and Party B shall not use multiple currencies for speculation for speculation trade. Party B can only be related to requesting related operations through the collection method.It can be required to receive funds in the form of different currencies in the Pay Portal. If Party B requests the nature of different currencies to receive funds in its Portal, the exchange rate includes the transaction fee to determine when the transaction is processed and deducted from the transaction amount. When Party B starts the transaction, the expenses and exchange rates suitable for Party B transaction will be informed of Party B in Pay Portal. Party B is responsible for all risks related to receiving collection in any currency.

4. Add limit

Due to the large number of factors that exceed the control range of Party A, any service, expenses, exchange rates and Party B possibilities and timing of receiving any payments and opportunities It may be affected, limited, delayed, or limited, including but not limited to the funds paid by the payment party, the selected collection method, the requirements of the network partner, the monetary usability, regulations and respected requirements, state and delivery restrictions, time zone differences, time zone differences And socio -economic and governmental factors. Hyperwallet does not guarantee the availability of any payment method and does not make or guarantee any specific service level, expenses, exchange rates, availability, and receiving time range, and will not be responsible for any negative impact, limitation, delay or restrictions.

Party B hereby proves that only uses the name of the PAY Portal account holder to use the service to use services. Hyperwallet is prohibited from using services by impersonating any person or entity, or false claims to be used as a person or entity. If the payment party loads the payment to Party B's Portal account, Party B can only transfer these funds to a bank account or other allowed Party B as the collection method of nominal holders. Party B shall not transfer funds to third -party accounts, such as corporate accounts (even if there is the name of Party B on the account). Party B is not a name holder to transfer or use other payment methods or other payment instructions. Party A can regard these operations as fraud.

Party B does not allow the amount in the PAY Portal account to increase the amount in the Portal account or transfer any funds out/transfer to anyone other than himself. Strictly prohibit the use of services for personal transfer. Party B is not allowed to use services to manage a variety of currencies for existing transactions or establishing forward contracts. Party A has the right to decide to refuse or restrict payment at any time, including but not limited to the focus of anti -money laundering or risk management. Party A can fully decide to refuse to accept any user's registration or complete the instruction of any payment party or Party B asks to use services for payment.

5. Reject transaction

Party A has the right to decide to refuse any transfer or other requests. The reasons for rejection include but not limited to information that is not enough, errors or failure, or itsParty A is regarded as suspicious activities. Party A will notify any rejection operation of Party B through the contact information provided or in the personal data of Party B. Regardless of whether the problem can be corrected, Party A (under possible) will explain the reasons for rejection. Party A will not notify Party B such a refusal to be illegal or other laws.

Service will be limited by transaction. These restrictions can be dynamically adjusted according to Party B's ID cards and any other standards required by Party A. Party A can require Party B to provide information or other information that can verify its identity, address or other information before allowing to withdraw or reprint. Party B agrees to maintain cooperation with Party A in any such requirements.

6. Cancel transaction

Due to the limitations of specific requirements and rules during the transfer to receiving method (such as telegram). Transfer and redemption are inseparable. If Party B believes that an error occurs during the transfer, please notify Party A immediately.

7. Responsibility for transfer error

Party B must ensure that the payment information input is correct and complete when transferring the transfer. The risks that failed to provide accurate information to Hyperwallet were borne by Party B. Party A is not responsible for the steps taken by Party B's instructions to transfer the transfer and depend on the information provided by Party B. As Party B provides errors or inaccurate payment information, Party A is not responsible for the existing expenditure funds in error or inaccurate payment methods.

Party B is responsible for ensuring that all Pay Portal information includes but not limited to any bank account number, bank account provider information, bank card information, coins selected, etc. before sending. If any such information is inaccurate, Party B's funds can be debit or loan the wrong account, bank card or other methods and irrevocable.

If Party B believes that an error occurs during the transfer process, please notify Party A immediately.

8. Dispute resolution

\"History \" \"Historical Records\" in Portal in Portal will show Payment information, transfer information through Pay Portal. Party B shall regularly check its transaction history and find any unauthorized transactions, unauthorized modifications, suspicious activities, errors, illegal behaviors or other complaints, please contact Party A as soon as possible.

In order to submit claims for unauthorized or incorrect transactions, Party B must notify Party A as soon as possible after the transaction date. Although Party B has notified Party A, Party B understands that Party A cannot revoke and correct unauthorized or incorrect transactions.

After contacting Party A, Party A, with Party B and the payment party, conducts necessary cooperation to resolve Party B's complaints. Party AParty B is required to provide written complaint information and additional information in order to investigate Party B's complaints. If Party B is the US residents listed on the Hyperwallet.com website \"permission and complaints\" and a remittance service listed in the payment service clauses, and Party B believes that its problems have not been resolved after contacting Party A. , Party B can directly contact the government department listed on the \"license and complaint\" part of the \"permit and complaint\" on the website of hyperwallet.com.

9. Term Terms

9.1. cost

The cost of service is as follows as follows Column:

Unit/Details

cost The expenses incurred each withdrawal fee Reaching 2%(USD) of the total payment Hyperwallet has the right to decide to change or adjust the cost in other forms under other forms by the payment party. Party A will announce the latest expenses in Portal. In addition to another instructions, the cost should take effect immediately. Party B can contact Party A at any time to consult the cost or cost.

(each time Party B received the payment fee) [123 ]

Add currency conversion fee (when applicable, as described below)

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These expenses are determined by the payment party and Hyperwallet. Party B accepts the service terms and agrees to pay for all applicable fees related to the payment method that can be used or selected by Party B. If Party B does not agree with the fee described by Pay Portal, Party B can cancel its Pay Portal account in accordance with the instructions on the service terms.

In addition, online partners and other third parties to promote services can charge additional fees to transactions, and this fee will be deducted from the payment funds. If Party B provides inaccurate payment information and transactions, Hyperwallet can collect payment refusal fees by receiving banks or financial institutions receiving transaction requests. The refusal fee of these payment is responsible for Party B and deducted from the available funds in the Portal account of Party B. Any bank processing fee or goods received by Party B’s banks or any other payment providers that have no direct connection with HyperwalletThe currency exchange fee or intermediary fee shall be borne by Party B. Party B also undertakes SMS service fees, data service fees, and other similar telephone or network service fees generated by Party B through computer, mobile devices and other devices.

9.2.

Access

The fee paid by Party B can be: i) Once Party B executes the transaction, the applicable cost is deducted from the specific transaction amount (For example, if Party B is required to receive payment from the payment party through Pay Portal and transfer it to Party B's bank account, then the amount of transfer is determined by Party B, which is appropriate to transfer the payment to local banks. The cost); II) automatically deducted from the available funds of the PAY Portal account of Party B. At the time of application, Party B authorizes all the expenses from the funds of Party A from the funds of the transfer capital or the Portal account of Party B.

9.3. Change

9.4. Currency

All the costs determined by the payment party; The payment portal of the Pay Portal account will be collected, so the currency exchange fee will be charged. 10. Applicable to Canadian and the United States

10.1.

remittance

in in In the United States and Canada, and in addition to Hyperwallet, there is a clear consent of Hyperwallet through payment service clauses, Hyperwallet executes the payment instructions as the agent of the payment party and the funds of the payment party are remitted to its designated receipts. As the agent of the payment party, the balance in the Pay Portal account does not represent all the storage values \u200b\u200bof Party B, but it is the property of the payment party until Party B actually received through its collection method. Nevertheless, Party B can request Party A to remit payment of any payment method and/or executing any additional option services such as the payment method and/or the product sales of any payment portal.

10.2. Storage value

In some states in the United States and regions that are clearly allowed by HyperwalletThe Pay Portal account balance can be regarded as a storage value and can be owned by Party B. In these cases, Hyperwallet will treat the Pay Portal account balance as a storage value and pay the Pay Portal account for Party B. Unless Hyperwallet confirms the balance of Pay Portal accounts, Party B will not be regarded as a storage value and owned by Party B. When the Hyperwallet confirms the storage value when the Pay Portal account is confirmed by Party B's Portal account, although it has the right to decide the Pay Portal account of Party B, Party B does not need to guarantee its Pay Portal account deposit. There is a balance to accept the service. If Party B does hold the balance, then this balance is deemed to be the non -borne claims proposed to Hyperwallet, not being guaranteed by the federal deposit insurance company and no other policy insurance applicable to any Pay Portal account balance. Party B confirms that the service and payment portal described herein (Portal) is not a bank account and Hyperwallet is not a financial institution. The funds in the Pay Portal account or the funds associated with it will not pay any profitable to Party B.

Hyperwallet will merge the balance between Party B and other users and protect these funds in accordance with the applicable US inter -state capital transfer method. Party A will separate these concentrated funds and Party A's corporate funds and will not use these balances for Party A's operating expenses or other enterprise purposes. Party A will not take the initiative to provide these balances to creditors who are unable to repay debt.

11. Applicable to Europe

11.1. Foreword

Applicable to Europe for Europe The additional clauses are established by Party B and Hyperwallet system European Co., Ltd. (as an affiliated company of Hyperwallet) in order to conduct electronic currency transactions and receive remittance services from such subsidiaries. According to the electronic currency terms, Party A (if it is explicitly stated in the Pay Portal account by the payment party), Party A will provide Party B's electronic currency account with Hyperwallet.

As described in the service terms, in some specific cases, Party A needs to use its electronic account or Party A to allow Party B to verify the identity of Party B before the payment method.

Under the reasonable requirements of Party A, Party B must provide more information to complete Party A's verification or execution of payment or redeem from Party B's payment methods.

11.2. What can Party B use its electronic currency account?

Party B can use the electronic currency account to receive the payment party by paying Party A, and Party A has remitted the payment to Party B's electronic currency. Party B can use the balance held in the electronic currency account by Hyperwallet's permission to:

through a collection method that Party B can obtain in accordance with specific terms, conditions and restrictions; /Or

Buy the goods or services provided by the payment; and/or Receive payment and/or pay to other users from other allowed electronic currency account holders.

Party B shall not deposit funds in its electronic currency account (whether through cash or bank card). Only by paying the electronic currency account of Party B through the payment direction. Any payment must be made by Party B's existing electronic currency balances (such as funds received from other Hyperwallet users). Party B can inquire about its redemption funds and/or refund in the Pay Portal account. Party A will update the information daily.

11.3.

Security

As described in the service terms, Party B must take all reasonable measures to ensure any identity certificate, user name, user name, Passwords, personal passwords, or other Party B access to the payment portal (PAY Portal), service or associated services, the security and control of the password, so it is impossible for others to use this information to log in to Party B's payment portal /electronic currency currency Account. If Party B believes that someone is using its own electronic currency account without permission, please notify Party A as soon as possible.

11.4. Restrictions

  • 11.4.1. The expenditure limit
  • Party B agrees to Party A in the Hyperwallet account of Party B When setting the expenditure limit and Party A do this, Party B will be notified.
  • 11.4.2. Stop payment

Party A can stop payment transactions, if:

Party B has no enough amount in its electronic account to complete the transaction; Payment transactions exceed the expenditure limit set by Party A;

Party A can reasonably consider and discover that an unauthorized or party is undergoing illegal acts or if Party A is Party A. When payment is allowed, acts that violate the law will occur; and/or

The payment transaction will violate or violate the terms in the service terms in other forms.

11.5. Payment serviceManagement Regulations 2009

According to the services obtained by Party B from the payment party, some of the above -mentioned payment methods are deemed to be a remittance service for European supervision and does not indicate that Party B has electronic currencies of Party A or its affiliated agencies. In this case, part 5 of the British Payment Service Management Regulations, 54 (1), 55 (3), (4), 60, 62, 64, 67, 75, 76, and 77 Terms of Service. According to Article 59 (1), the maximum notification time for an unauthorized or incorrect execution of the transaction is 2 months ... 12. Applicable to Japan

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  • 12.1. Shuno-Daiko service
  • Provide services in Japan according to the \"Shuno-Daiko\" service mode. According to this service model, Hyperwallet will receive payment from the payment party on behalf of Party B and remit the payment to Party B. But in a certain range, Hyperwallet will receive payment from the payment party. Hyperwallet instead of the payment party is responsible for remitting these payment to Party B.
  • \"Terms\"

There are no capitalized terms in the service terms below explained in accordance with the following content:

[ 123] \u0026#8220; Affiliated Company

\u0026#8220; refers to any entity controlled by Hyperwallet, which is controlled by Hyperwallet at any time, depends on the specific situation. The \"control\" adopted in this term refers to the legal ownership, beneficiary ownership, or Hengping ownership directly or indirectly in this kind of entity.

\u0026#8220; BACS

\u0026#8220; refers to the electronic transfer method used in financial institutions operated by BACS payment plan Co., Ltd. in the UK.

\u0026#8220;

working day \u0026#8220; refers to the federal festivals in the United States or the legal holiday in Britain, Canada, or a British bank, From one to Friday, 6:00 am to 5:00 pm (Pacific Standard Time).

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EEA
\" The European Economic Zone consists of the following countries: Australia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, the Netherlands,, the Netherlands, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovak, Slovenia, Spain, Spain, Spain, Switzerland and Britain.

\"

Hyperwallet System European Co., Ltd. \" refers to a collection party in the European Economic Zone who receives electronic currencies or remittances directly from the Hyperwallet system.

\u0026#8220;

The distribution agency \u0026#8220; refers to financial institutions or other authorized institutions that issue bank cards.

\u0026#8220;

Online partners \u0026#8220; Service providers and other providers.

\u0026#8220;

Receiving method \u0026#8220; refers to one or more methods for paying payment, such as banks, telegrams, transfer to credit cards or borrowing Cards, checks, cash extraction, or other Hyperwallet support methods.

\u0026#8220;

Personal information \u0026#8220; refers to the identity certificate and first option information in the Pay Portal account.

\u0026#8220;

sepa \u0026#8220; refers to a single euro payment area, that is, a payment integrated initiative of bank transfer (at the euro) in the EU region.

\u0026#8220;

Service Terms \u0026#8220; refers to the applicable clauses of the acquisition and use of the jurisdiction and payment portal (Portal). HyperWerwallet will provide and provide and provide and provide and provide and provide and provide it from time to time. Update service and payment portal.

\"Affiliated Company and Application Legal Form\"

Area

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Hyperwallet Affiliated Provider Texas, USA Receiving address: No. 11404, Austin Century, Texas, Room 401 , Postcode 78758 England The Hyperwallet Systems is a company registered in accordance with the Federal Federal Law according to law. The registered address: 745, Vancaolo Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, room 2400, zip code: V6E 0C5. Receive address: No. 300-950, Grand Valley Street, Vancouver, Legal Department, Zip Code: BC: BC: BC V6Z 1L2. Effective date: June 2, 2017 2. Use the collected personal verification information

Management Terms

[ 123]

Laws of the Jurisdiction of Service

The address of the legal notification

[ 123] The United States

HSI American Co., Ltd.

HSI American Co., Ltd.According to the laws of Utah, the company, registered address: No. 620, Eighth Avenue, New York, and 10018 postcode. Headquarters Address: No. 11404, Austin Century, Texas, Room 401, Zip Code 78758. HSI American Co., Ltd. is an institution with a formal permission to carry out fund transfer in different states in the United States. For a full list, please see the license and complaint.

Europe

HyperWallet System Europe Co. ] Hyperwallet System European Co., Ltd. is a company registered in England and Wales (the company's registered number 10215249), registered address: Manchesterstininfield, the United Kingdom, 2nd floor of the third Hudman Square, postcode M3 3EB.

Its headquarters is located on San Marie Ax 63 Street, London, Room 211, Zip Code: EC3A 8LE.
Hyperwallet system European Co., Ltd. is authorized by the British Financial Supervision Bureau in accordance with the electronic and currency management regulations 2011 (refer to the financial service registration website www.fca.gov.uk/register No. 900698) mechanism.

Receive address: San Marie Ax 63 Street, London, Room 211, legal department, postcode: EC3A 8LE.

The country where Canada or any other Hyperwallet serves

Hyperwallet System Company

Its headquarters is located: No. 950, Vancouver, Vancouver, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, No. 300, Vancouver, Vancouver, No. 300, Z6Z 1L2. Hyperwallet Systems is a transfer of transfer and money registered in accordance with the \u0026 lt; stolen money stolen goods (money laundering) and terrorist finance laws (refer to M08905000) registered in accordance with \u0026 lt; stolen money.Financial service companies with foreign currency exchange business. \u0026 gt;

British Columbia Province

Hyperwallet privacy policy

] Hyperwallet focuses on the confidentiality of Party B's information. Party A will collect their information when Party A's commercial customers (collectively referred to as \"payer\") and their designated payee (payer) and services. Party A's website: www.hyperwallet.com (\"website\"), this privacy policy introduces the method of Party A's collection, use, and disclosure of Party B's information. In this privacy policy, Party A will sometimes mention \"Party B\". \"Party B\" can be used to visit the party on Party A's website, one or more users of Party A, or the receiver.

Hyperwallet represents the payment party operating website and Portal. Party B can confirm the payment portal (Portal) or using or receiving services by browsing Party A's website, registering services at any time, to confirm that it accepts all the clauses applicable to Party B. Party B has clearly agreed that Party A will use and disclose Party B's personal information and require Party A to do so in the way of privacy policies.

1. The collection of personal verification information

Party B information will be collected directly from Party B and can be directly provided by the payment party. Party B can call Party A's customer service, recorded communication, website and Portal to directly collect information on Party B. This information can include Party B's name, family address, phone number, personal mailbox address, Party B forwarding address (such as address during travel), previous residence address, billing and account information (such as credit card or bank card number), Party B posting the first options , Delivery description, transaction records, service parameters and other non -public information, or the privacy information about Party B in accordance with the applicable law. In addition, Party B is sometimes required to provide information about Party B's interests, occupations and backgrounds through payment portal or other methods. For example, users who pay the portal (Pay Portal) are required to complete the questionnaire survey in order to better complete the personal information of Party B and understand the publishing, products or services that users are interested in.

Party A can use personal verification information to representThe payment party conducts payment transactions, responds to Party B consultation or request, and provides customer support.

Party A can also use the information collected to improve the website and Portal and analyze. Party A can remove some information of Party B. Party A can use and disclose \"de -identification\" information without restrictions. For example: Party A can create a reported, statistical, statistical, and comprehensive data to make reports on website and Portal, and will not identify any single user in the report. Party A can also use personal verification information:

Establish a personal identity and obtain the contact information of Party B for Party B;

Prevent errors and fraud;

Provide Party B services in order to supplement the company's website or pay port (Portal), the service can be provided by the payment party, Party A or other payment party, including online partners;

Develop and manage the company website website And Portal (Portal);

Published a newsletter and other materials for the company's website or Portal to the company's website or Portal email and email list, including Third -party mailing stores and email service providers;

understand and respond to Party B's needs and preferences, including contacting and conducting questionnaires, research and evaluation with Party B;

Illegal activities, and the terms of the Pay Portal (PAY PORTAL); Development, strengthening, marketing, sale, or other forms to provide company websites and Portal products and services; [123 123 ]

It is deemed to be licensed and complied with any law (including contracts) or regulatory requirements or regulations;

The services or services that are interested in the product or service that can be obtained or used by Party B can be obtained or used. The content or advertisement is pushed to Party B; and

Acts for the purpose of any Party B agreed.

  • 3. Disclosure of personal information
  • Party A can share the personal verification information of Party B according to the following goals:
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  • Sharing with the payment party. Party B shall consult the payment party how they will use any personal information, because once the information is disclosed to the payment party, Party B's personal verification information is not subject to the monitoring of Party A.
  • Shared with Party A's contractor and service provider. Contractors and service providers help Party A to manage, implement or push the company's website or pay the portal (PAY Portal) or provide a company website or Portal) Supplementary services, including push information to Party B. According to this privacy policy and other provisions of Party A in the contract, Party A will require such parties to protect and determine the use of Party B's information.
  • Shared with Party A's subsidiaries or subsidiaries in order to provide joint information content, products and services.
  • Sharing with the provider. This provider provides necessary information about Party B and the payment party in order to provide third -party services selected by Party B.
  • When conducting sales, concessions or other transfer services, Party A can share Party B's information. In this case, Party A will ask any buyer or transfer party Party B information.
  • Shared with law enforcement agencies, government officials or other third parties as:
  • responding to the requirements of law enforcement or applicable laws, court orders or government regulations; or [or [or [ 123]
  • Reporting suspicious illegal or fraud activities, preventing personal damage or financial losses, and investigating acts that violate this privacy policy or pay the portal (Portal).

4. Marketing advertise Provide Party B's information to other parties with marketing (\"third -party marketing\"). If Party B has agreed, Party B can choose to withdraw at any time. In order to exit Party A to use Party B's personal information for third -party marketing or advertising, Party B shall submit a written request to PrivacyOfficer@hyperwallet.com and put the \"exit marketing advertisement\" in the title bar.

    5 Cookies (data stored on the user's local terminal)/ passive information collection.
  • The company's website and Portal (PAY Portal) can use \"cookies\" to collect non -personal information, such as the type of network browser and operating system used by Party B, the domain name of Party B's website, the date of view and the date of view and the viewing date and viewing date, and The duration, the number of views, the average time spent on the company's website and Portal, the number of \"Cookies\" collected by the Portal (Portal), and the collection of \"cookies\" collected. \"Cookies\" is a feature of the network browser software, allowing network server to identify the computer of the URL. In addition to the verification purpose described in this privacy policy, Party A or payment can use information in the URL or Portal and share it with the organization that has a commercial relationship with Party A or the payment party to measure The usage of the URL and Pay Porta, the functions and content and content of Pay Porta are convenient for Party B to use. Party B can reset its browser to accept or refuse to accept \"COOWhen Kies \", notify Party B. Nevertheless, if Party B refuses to accept\" cookies \", Party B cannot use some characteristics obtained in the URL or Portal. , Party B can voluntarily submit personal information through the following goals to pass the URL or Portal: conduct online transactions, consultation questions, obtain information, check or download publications, participate in competition activities, and questionnaires. The payment party has learned that Party B is a registered user of a certain online service, and we may pay the following information to merge and store the following information: Party B uses the website or Portal Other online and offline information collected. All information of the collection, use and disclosure of all information is limited by this privacy policy and applicable privacy law from the URL and Portal.
  • Except for this, In addition, Party A can place \"Cookies\" in Party B's equipment with the purpose of scam surveillance in order to use Pay Portal to connect Party A's application in the future. To the attributes of addresses and other technical equipment to third -party services, third -party services can determine whether the device has performed fraud or malicious transactions in the past, such as reporting identity, account acquisition, or malicious software attack. Rejects or reviews transactions that occur on personal computers, mobile phones or other devices. If Party A believes that the equipment has conducted fraud or malicious transactions with Party A, it can report to the third party. These \"cookies\" or \"tokens\", then Party B cannot certify its device or complete certain transactions by paying the portal.
  • Party A will only share information about Party B's equipment with third parties. It may be used or misappropriated by others and may not identify Party B or leak the transaction information of Party B to a third party. Party B must input disposable code in its device to verify its equipment. Party A or other parties represented by Party A can send confirmation codes to Party B through emails or text information.
  • 6. Cross -border transfer
    • Personal verification information of Party B Store in Canada and the United States, can also store and process Party B's personal verification information in any other countries or countries where Party A has a service provider or the country where the payment party is located. Party B agrees to transfer its personal information to countries except the countries where Party B lives, including the United States, and other countries may provide data protection regulations different from Party B countries.See Article 11 of the National Privacy Shield Framework.
    • 7. Data preservation
  • During the time period required by Party A, Party A will save Party B's personal verification information in order to provide Party B services. Since then, it is carried out in accordance with the requirements or requirements permitted by the applicable law.

8. Data access, correction and deletion

Party B has the right to access the preserved personal verification information and set some restrictions on the use and disclosure of these personal data. If Party B wants to access personal data or request to use or disclose personal information, please visit the company's website or log in to Portal and click \"Personal Information\", and then \"latest information\", or contact Party A Privacyofer@hyperlet.com. Nevertheless, if Party B decides to remove or does not provide some personal information, Party B cannot use the services provided by the company's website or pay the portal, including receiving funds from the payment party. Party B can request detailed personal verification information, and Party A will request a reasonable fee for this. Some individual verification information in Party B's personal data will only be updated in the payment party system. In this case, the payment can provide information to Party A, so Party A can update Party B's personal information in its system.

9. Confidential measures and contact with Party A

Party A will take reasonable measures to protect Party A's information controlled and controlled by Party A. Personal authentication information related to Portal (Portal), and protects this information will not be lost, misuse and unauthorized access, disclosure, tampering or damage. The network transmission that Party B should understand is not completely secure or wrong. Especially the emails sent between Party B and Party A are unsafe.

10. Modify the privacy policy

In order to enable the privacy policy to comply with the requirements of the law, the rules and regulations, the business conditions and other purposes to adapt to the modification, Modify it. In the case of modification of privacy policy, the amendment of the privacy policy will be announced in the company's website and Portal (Pay Portal) and have a notice that it has been modified. Users can choose to revoke the consent of collecting, using, or disclosure of their personal verification information.

11. The EU-the United States and Switzerland-US Privacy Shield Framework


Hyperwallet obey the European Union, the United States and Switzerland, the US Privacy Shield Framework, The content of this framework is the collection, use and preservation of personal information transferred from the European Union and Switzerland to the United States. Hyperwallet has been obtainedCertification of Private Protection Principles. If the terms in this privacy policy are conflict with the principle of privacy shields, the privacy shield principle shall prevail.
Details of more privacy shield principles (\"Privacy Shield\") and Certificate of Party A (according to HIS US Co., Ltd.), please visit https://www.privacyShield.gov/.

Privacy protection participated by Hyperwallet is suitable for personal data restricted by this privacy policy (see Article 1) and personal data transferred from Europe or Switzerland to the United States. Hyperwallet will abide by the principle of privacy shield notification, free choice principle, principle of transfer of accountability, confidentiality principles, data integrity and purpose restriction principles, access principles, and the principles of pursuit, execution and responsibility on these personal data

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123] When Party A's management business is necessary, it will restrict the collection and use of personal data, including handling payment transactions, preventing fraud, and providing customer services. Party A can disclose personal data to its service providers, business partners, payers, and other parties to help Party A with business. According to the Privacy Shield, Hyperwallet is responsible for keeping confidential personal data it received and then transferred to a third party described in the principle of privacy shields. In particular, according to the EU -the United States and Switzerland -the US Privacy Shield framework, Hyperwallet is responsible for the personal data of the EU and Swiss data subjects they receive to third parties, unless Hyperwallet proves that its damage to the data is caused by the damage to the data. As a result, there is no responsibility. \u003d Please note: In some cases, if the government authorities have legal requirements, including the requirements of national security or legal implementation, Hyperwallet will disclose personal data.

12. Questions, complaints, pursuit and contact information

In order to comply with the principle of privacy shields, Hyperwallet promises to collect the personal data of Party A and Switzerland Or use the problem to respond. The EU or Swiss data subjects that are consulting or complaints about this privacy policy should contact Hyperwallet as soon as possible.

The complaint proposed by individuals living in the European Union or Switzerland cannot be directly resolved by Hyperwallet, Hyperwallet has chosen to carry out the EU data protection agency and the Swiss federal data protection and information committee (collectively referred to as \"DPAS\") Cooperation and compliance with DPAS informal jurors on information and suggestions on these unsuccessful complaints (such as further explanation in the principle of privacy shields). Please click here to get the contact information of the relevant European Union DPA and the Swiss DPA here.

If Hyperwallet and DPA cannot resolve Party B's complaints, Party B can propose binding arbitration to privacy jurors. Hyperwallet is constrained by the US Federal Trade Commission's investigation and execution of power.

Recent Update Date: June 29, 2017

Electronic signature and communication transfer policy The \"Electronic Signature and Communication Policy\" described How to connect through electronic ways. Within the maximum allowable, Party B agrees to accept Party A through electronic methods rather than written ways to provide any communication portal and service -related communication, agreements, policies, progress, specifications, reimbursement, reports, past information and transactions Information, documents, laws and regulations notifications, disclosure matters, and other types or properties (collectively referred to as \"communication\"). Party A will informed Party B and/or send it to the main mailbox address listed by Party B to pay the Portal Portal through emails by publishing these electronic communication in Portal.

During the period when Party B holds or access services in other forms, Party B agrees to provide Party A and maintain it. The email address transmits electronic communication to Party B, and if Party B's mailbox address is changed, Party A must be immediately informed. Party B understands that keeping the mailbox address is effective as the prerequisite for Party A's information. Party B is responsible for ensuring the contact information in the personal information of Pay Portal, including e -mail and mailing address at any time and can be used at any time, and Party B is responsible Any loss caused. Whenever, Party B can update personal information by logging in to the PAY Portal.

For users of the United States and any user under the jurisdiction of the United States, Party B further confirmed and agreed that Party B agreed to receive the electronic communications that receive inter -trade transactions. And both parties to B believe that the bill is used to the greatest extent to verify the ability of Party A and Party B to conduct transaction through electronic methods.

Party B understands and agrees: (i) the terms of service will be established in the form of electronic, (ii) Party B meets the access requirements of the minimum below, and (iii) agree to have the final nature until Party B supports the support of Hyperwallet to support the support of Hyperwallet. The center of the center withdrew the consent, contact information 1-877-546-8220 (North America) or 1-604-638-6657, or via email support@hyperwallet.com. If Party B does not agree or cancels the consent at any time, Party B will not be allowed to access the Pay Portal or receive services.

Within 180 days of providing electronic communication to Party B, Party B can obtain any paper copy (including the copy of this agreement). It is 950, Vancouver, Vancouver, Vancouver, Columbia, Room 300, Z6Z 1L2. Make sure that there are Party B's name and Portal user ID and address in the written request. Party A will charge Party B's record request fee, freight and processing fee in order to print paper copies and mail to Party B; Party B can also print and download copy freely from Pay Portal.

Party B must have the following hardware and software requirements to receive electronic communication:

(i) a personal computer; Packs 1 and 2 Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Vista, Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows 10, or Mac OS 10.X or higher versions; (III) Browser (Firefox) is safe (encrypted). 3.6 or higher versions, IE browser 8.0 or higher versions, Chrome 4.0 or higher versions, Safari 4.0 (MAC) or higher versions);

(IV) a tablet -connected tablet -connected tablet computer Or smartphone devices;

(v) network connection through network service providers; harmonious,

(vi) an effective mailbox address;

In Party A is in Its website announces electronic communication or sent it within 24 hours after Party A is sent to Party A, and Party B can receive electronic communication. Any communication to Party B is regarded as 10 working days after Party A's mailing will be accepted by Party B. All electronic or paper format communication sent by Party A to Party B is regarded as \"written form\". Party B shall print or download the copy of the service terms and any important communication on Party B to record.

Party A has the right to decide to suspend the provision of electronic communication to Party B, or to terminate or modify the terms of Party A's electronic communication.

Recent Update Date: June 2, 2017