34 Tex. Admin. Code § 14.4 - Transfer of Depository Account Balances
(a) As provided by the depository account
agreement, a depository account holder may transfer any portion of a precious
metal as is available in the depository account holder's depository account to
another depository account or any other person. A transfer request must be made
using a form prescribed by the depository. The form prescribed by the
depository may be electronic and must be submitted either on the depository
website or in person to the depository or a depository agent as provided in the
account agreement and in accordance with policies established by the
depository. All transfers must be made in units of troy ounces pure or other
applicable weights and measures as established by the depository.
(b) If a payee under this section is a
depository account holder, the depository shall adjust the depository account
balances to reflect the transfer by reducing the payor's depository account
balance and increasing the depository account balance of the payee
accordingly.
(c) If a payee under
this section is not a depository account holder, upon receipt of a valid
transfer request, the depository shall at the option of the payee:
(1) deliver to the payee the amount of
precious metals transferred by the transfer request, minus any applicable fees;
or
(2) if the payee is otherwise
eligible to open a depository account under applicable laws and regulations,
allow the payee to establish a depository account and credit the balance of the
payee's account accordingly.
(d) The depository may require a non-account
holder to provide information as is reasonably necessary to ensure that a
delivery of precious metals to a non-account holder under this section is made
in accordance with applicable law and policies established by the depository.
Notwithstanding any other provision in these rules, the depository is not
obligated to honor a transfer request if doing so violates any applicable law
or depository policy. A delivery made to a non-account holder payee under this
subsection may only be made in person to the payee at a facility designated by
the depository.
(e) As provided by
the depository account agreement or depository policy, precious metals
transferred under this section are subject to a settlement period for up to ten
business days and may not be sold, withdrawn or otherwise transferred during
that period unless approved by the depository.
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