Ripple Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Ripple Responsibilities. In addition to the obligations set out in the Pay-out Support Provider Agreement, Ripple will perform the following services and provide the following deliverables: ● Provide and manage a joint project plan covering implementation, launch, and post-launch activities and deliverables pertaining to the use case(s) listed in this document; ● Provide training materials and interactive training sessions pertaining to the RippleNet solution and associated API(s); ● Provide access to remote consulting services as needed to guide Provider through specification of business requirements, transaction flow design, and middleware development and testing; ● Review and advise Provider on their design documentation to ensure that the Provider integration and systems architecture will be sufficient for RippleNet transaction processing at scale; ● Configure staging and production RippleNet environments for executing the use case(s) listed in this document; ● Configure a mock partner system for integration testing; and ● Provide a Web-based ticketing system and remote support for RippleNet related defects as described in Exhibit A (Support Service Terms) in the agreement executed between the Parties for Provider’s use of the Ripple Solution.
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