FX Conversion definition
Examples of FX Conversion in a sentence
If an FX Conversion is executed at an FX Exchange Rate that clearly and materially deviates from the market price, you must not rely on such obvious error.
You may access the indicative FX Exchange Rate for a FX Conversion through the Airwallex Platform.
In such cases, we may declare that the FX Conversion is not binding: you will need to return to us any amounts made under the FX Conversion and we will reprocess such FX Conversion at the correct rate.
We reserve the right to withhold, block, suspend, reject or delay any transaction (including remitting funds to you under a FX Conversion) in order to comply with Applicable Law.
The issue of a Confirmation means that the FX Conversion or Payment has been created and cannot be cancelled by you.
You may instruct us to make a FX Conversion or Payment by providing the necessary details as prompted in the Airwallex Platform.
We will deduct the relevant proceeds due and payable in connection with the FX Conversion or Payment from your Wallet on the Settlement Date.
Except in relation to Forward Contracts and unless otherwise approved by Airwallex, you must have sufficient funds in your Wallet in the relevant source currency to cover the full amount of any FX Conversion or Payment (including Service Fees) that you wish to make.
If you are making a Payment and/or FX Conversion, we will generally remit the Payment and/or effect the FX Conversion on the Payment Date or Settlement Date (as applicable) provided that we have received corresponding payment or funds from you in accordance with clause 9.10.
Any applicable transaction fees and any other costs (such as FX Conversion fees) will also be included and clearly indicated via the information button in the order screen.