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MARCH 2025

Terms and Conditions

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Glossary
Section 1
Important Information
Section 2
Operation of your Prosper Account(s)
Section 3
General Terms and Conditions
Section 4
Custody Terms
Annex 1
Prosper Holding Account Terms
Annex 2
Prosper Savings Account Terms
Annex 3
Prosper Personal Pension Terms
Annex 4
Prosper ISA Terms
Annex 5
Order Execution Policy
Annex 6
Privacy Policy
Section 1: Important Information
Section 2: Operation of your Prosper Account(s)
Section 3: General Terms and Conditions
Section 4: Custody Terms and Conditions
Annex 1: Prosper Holding Account Terms
Annex 2: Prosper Savings Account Terms
Annex 3: Prosper Personal Pension Terms
Annex 4: Prosper ISA Terms
Annex 5: Order Execution Policy
Annex 6: Privacy Policy

Glossary

Act – the Finance Act 2004 covering pension schemes and defining the rules by which we can operate.

Annual Allowance – the amount set by HMRC that you, your employer and any third party can pay to all your pension(s) each tax year before additional tax charges may apply.

App means the Prosper mobile app through which you can access your Prosper Account.

Application – your application for and any associated information regarding the Prosper Personal Pension.

Authorised Scheme – a UK registered pension scheme or a qualifying recognised pension scheme, such terms as defined in the Act.

Benefit - any payment made from your Prosper Personal Pension to you or person(s) legally entitled to receive such payments.

“Client”, “you” or “your” means any person who opens a Prosper Account(s).

Contribution – a payment by you, an individual on your behalf and/or an employer into your Prosper Personal Pension.

Custodian refers to Approved Custodian Partners who have been appointed by Prosper to retain safe custody of your investments. See our list of third party providers for more information.

FCA means the Financial Conduct Authority, or any successor regulatory body from time to time.

FCA Rules – the FCA’s Handbook of rules and guidance, as amended or replaced from time to time and including, where relevant, any directly applicable EU regulation.

Prosper, “we”, “our” or “us” means Prosper Savings Limited in Sections 1, 2, 3, & 4.

Prosper Account(s) means the account(s) we will open for you enabling you to invest in Investment Products and pay into cash deposit accounts.

Prosper Services means the services we provide to you under the Prosper Agreement.

Investment Products mean the investment products that we have made available to you through your Prosper Account(s).

Lifetime Allowance – was the maximum amount set by HMRC that an individual could save within registered pension schemes in their lifetime without incurring an additional tax charge up until 5 April 2024, after which it was abolished.

Lump sum allowance (LSA) the tax-free cash limit you can get from your pension(s) currently set at £268,275 from 6 April 2024.

Member – a person admitted to membership of the Scheme, having made an Application to do so and who has not thereafter left the Scheme, and Membership should be read accordingly.

Message Hub-   a message centre linked to your Prosper Account, available on the App.

Normal Minimum Pension Age – the earliest age at which tax law normally permits Benefits to be paid to pension scheme members without penalty other than in circumstances of ill health. Currently, it is age 55 and will rise to 57 from 6 April 2028.

Order - means the investment instruction that you enter on the APP that you wish us to place with our Custodian so that they can place with  the relevant fund manager or market so that it can be executed.

Personal Pension  – the personal pension holding Cash and Assets individually for you and for your benefit that enables you to make Contributions to and take Benefits from the Scheme.

Scheme – the registered pension scheme known as the “Seccl Personal Pension” which has been established by the Trust Deed and registered with HMRC in accordance with Chapter 2 of Part 4 of the Finance Act 2004.

Scheme Administrator – Seccl Custody Limited or any successor that maybe appointed from time to time who is the appointed administrator of the Scheme.

The Pensions Regulator – the UK regulator of workplace pensions, which also has certain roles in relation to personal pensions.

Trust Deed – in relation to Seccl Personal Pension, the Trust Deed and rules for the Scheme as may be amended or supplemented from time to time.

Transfer – the transfer of assets to the Scheme from another Authorised Scheme.

Transfer Out – the transfer from us of the value of all or part of your Prosper Personal Pension to another Authorised Scheme.

Trustee - Digital Pension Trustees Limited in its capacity as trustee for the Scheme (a company owned by Seccl).

Unauthorised Payment – a payment which is not authorised under the Act.

Uncrystallised Funds Pension Lump Sum (UFPLS) - allows you to withdraw some or all of your uncrystallised funds as a lump sum. Within the limitations of available lump sum allowance, 25% (or up to the available lump sum allowance if lower) of the UFPLS will be paid tax free, with the balance taxed as pension income at the point of withdrawal.

Section 1:  Important Information

These terms and conditions (“Terms”) contain important information regarding the services that we provide to you so, for your own benefit and protection, please read these Terms carefully and ensure you understand them before proceeding to use any Prosper Services. If there is anything contained in these Terms that you do not understand, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us. You can email us at support@prosper.co.uk.

Prosper is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, registration number 991710.  Our registered address is at 85 First Floor Great Portland Street, London, WIW 7LT (Companies House number 11923629).

General Risks you should be aware of

As with any investment, your capital is at risk. Investment Products, such as UK listed funds (eg Exchange Traded Funds Unit Trusts, OEICs etc) are invested in underlying instruments such as Shares/Stocks and/or bonds, and should be considered as a medium to long-term investment.  There is no guarantee that the value of any investment will increase and as such your capital is at risk and the income derived from them may also fall as well as rise.  Furthermore, Investments made in Investment Products denominated in currencies other than Sterling give rise to foreign exchange rate risk.

The past performance of any investment is not a guide to future performance, and the performance of any Investment Product is dependent on the strategy, the expertise of the Investment Product/Fund Manager responsible and market conditions.

Such Investment Products may be subject to suspensions in valuation, during which time dealing will not be possible. Such suspensions generally occur in exceptional conditions, for instance where the investments of the Fund cannot be accurately valued or during periods of significant market turmoil.

Prosper offers an execution only service. This means that we will not offer you any advice on whether a particular investment or strategy is suitable for your personal circumstances. If you are unsure about whether or not to invest you should speak to an independent financial adviser.

The investment funds that Prosper offers are considered sufficiently simple that we will not assess if they are appropriate or not for you. You need to understand the risks associated with any particular asset before making an investment.

Different investment funds carry different levels of risk. Higher risk funds mean that there is a great chance of the value of the investment both declining and increasing over time. You should make sure you read the Key Investor Information Document for any fund before investing to make sure that you are able to bear the risk of loss associated with that fund.

If you invest through an ISA or SIPP wrapper then you may be able to benefit from certain tax advantages associated with these products. However, you should be aware that these benefits may depend on your personal circumstances and all tax rules are liable to change in the future. If you are unsure how to proceed you should speak to a tax expert.

Prosper is an early stage company which means that there is a greater than normal risk it will cease to trade due to a variety of reasons, including an inability to secure investment funding. While your assets and money are securely held by an FCA Regulated  third party custodian (Seccl Custody Ltd) and further secured up to £85,000 by the FSCS, the failure of Prosper would necessitate transferring your assets to another  Pension Administrator for administration.  As such, the failure of Prosper could result in a delay in your ability to access your investments whilst this was processed.

FSCS protection is not available to cover you in case the value of your investment falls. Your capital is at risk.

Specific risk warnings in respect of each Investment Product you intend to purchase through the Prosper platform will be provided to you separately.

Your agreement with us

These Terms, together with the information we have provided to you via the App and the Website about our fees and charges, constitute the agreement (the “Prosper Agreement”) between you and us in the provision of our services to you.

To the extent your Investment Products are held through [an individual savings account (“ISA”) or] a self-invested personal pension (“SIPP”), the provisions in annexes 3 or 4 will apply in addition to these Terms. Specific terms will also apply to each Investment Product you purchase and these will be made available to you through the App or Website.  A General Investment Account (‘GIA’) is also available without any additional provisions to these Terms.

The Prosper Agreement will come into force when you accept these Terms.  However, we will only start to provide the Prosper Services to you after we have notified you that your Prosper Account(s) has been opened.

If you open a Savings account, this service will be provided by Bondsmith Savings Ltd and is covered by separate terms and conditions. These can be found in Annex 2, Savings Account Terms.

Your right to cancel the Prosper Agreement

You may cancel the Prosper Agreement within 30 calendar days of entering into these Terms without incurring any fees.  Should you decide to cancel, you must notify us by emailing us at support@prosper.co.uk.

Exercising your right to cancel does not necessarily mean that you will receive back the amount that you invested.  If you exercise your right to cancel, you acknowledge that the value of any Investment Product and/or the amount you will get back will be reduced by any fall in value during the cancellation period as well as any applicable transaction costs.

The Prosper Agreement will remain in place until terminated in accordance with these Terms if you do not exercise your right to cancel.

Where you notify us that you wish to cancel the Prosper Agreement, we will arrange to sell any Investment Products purchased.  We will not return any amount to you until we have received cleared funds.

Complaints

Should you have any complaints in relation to the Prosper Services provided by us then please notify us by email at: support@prosper.co.uk.  We will acknowledge your complaint promptly and arrange for the matter to be investigated in accordance with the FCA Rules and report the results to you.

If you have not received a response to your complaint within 8 weeks from the date you first made the complaint, you may be entitled to refer it directly to the Financial Ombudsman Service (“FOS”).  The address of the FOS is Exchange Tower, London E14 9SR.  You can also telephone the FOS at: 0800 023 4567, or email the FOS at: complaint.info@financial-ombudsman.org.uk. You can find out further information about the FOS on its website: www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk.

Financial Services Compensation Scheme

Where you suffer a loss which is our fault and where we cease to trade, you may be entitled to make a claim under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (“FSCS”).  Further information about compensation arrangements is available from the FSCS (www.fscs.org.uk) and on our website (www.prosper.co.uk).  The FSCS does not protect you from losses due to declines in the market value of your investments.

Customer Categorisation

We will treat you as a retail client under the FCA Rules.  As a retail client you will benefit from the greatest level of protection available under the FCA Rules.

Under the FCA Rules, you are entitled to request a different categorisation however this may result in you losing the higher degree of regulatory protections afforded to you under your current categorisation.  We are not obliged to grant such a request.

Section 2:  Operation of your Prosper Account(s)

This section sets out the terms and conditions with regards to the operation of your Prosper Account(s).

We will at all times provide the Prosper Services to you in accordance with these Terms, all applicable laws and FCA Rules.

Selecting Investment Products in your Prosper Account

There is a minimum commitment and a minimum recurring contribution required for each Investment Product detailed in the App and the Website (www.prosper.co.uk).  You must have the required funds to purchase an Investment Product in your Prosper Account(s).  By investing in an Investment Product you consent to the processing and disclosure of your personal information in accordance with these Terms (see Annex 6: Privacy Policy).

All monies received in respect of your Investment Products will be held in Seccl Custody Limited’s client bank account (Lloyds) until the order is executed.  Your order to purchase an Investment Product may be aggregated with other clients’ orders if we reasonably believe that this will not be to your disadvantage.  However, the effect of aggregation may operate on some occasions to your disadvantage.

By placing orders you agree that you will:

  • not take part in activity which may be considered market abuse or encourage others to do so;
  • take legal advice where you are uncertain as to whether your orders or proposed orders are lawful.

You are responsible for:

  • the accuracy of your instructions to place an order and you will not be able to cancel or amend an order after you have submitted your instructions;
  • having a sufficient balance on your Prosper Account(s) to execute any order that you place together with any related charges;
  • notifying us if you receive confirmation of an order which you did not place, or which has not been completed in accordance with your instructions.

Prosper is an investment service that is intended for longer term investments, this means that Prosper is not appropriate for short-term or excessive trading of investments. We monitor trading levels and may refuse Orders at our discretion based on your trading history or if we consider that your Order may be disruptive to other customers.

You acknowledge that we must take appropriate action where there is reason to suspect market abuse.  In such circumstances, we may take any action we deem appropriate, which may include but is not limited to refusing to act on your instructions.

Additionally, we may:

  • refuse to arrange for an order to be executed (but we will act reasonably in so doing and notify you (if possible) of the reason);
  • may cancel any orders if required to do so by the terms of any agreement to which we are a party. Where this happens, we would notify you as soon as possible.

Reports and documentation for the Investment Products are available via the App and Website as are electronic copies of your statements detailing your Investment Products.

Where you instruct us to disinvest any of your Investment Products, we will continue to act upon all other orders that you provide to us (via the App or Website), including the collection of Direct Debits.

We are obliged to make public any client limit order in respect of shares admitted to trading on a regulated market which is not immediately executed unless you instruct otherwise.

Fees, expenses and liabilities on your Prosper Account

Value added tax and all other applicable taxes will be levied on all appropriate expenses and fees at the prevailing rate.

Details of our fees for providing the Prosper Services are available here and will be provided to you before you enter into these Terms.

You authorise us to deduct the fees, charges, costs and any liabilities owed to us from your Prosper Account(s) in accordance with all applicable laws and the FCA Rules. Such liabilities may include where:

  1. we become liable to pay any tax or levies imposed on your Investment Product(s) or on any contribution paid by you; or
  2. we become liable to make any other payment to the UK Government or any governmental agency or regulatory organisation, to the extent directly or indirectly attributable to your Investment Product(s).

If we fail to deduct, or credit, your Prosper Account(s) on a specific date, or if an Investment Product has been credited in error, we may correct such failure or error by any means we reasonably consider necessary.

If the cash balance on your Prosper Account(s) is insufficient to cover any fees, costs or liabilities in full, you irrevocably authorise us to instruct the Custodian to sell Investment Products without liability to generate a sufficient cash balance to pay the amounts due.  We are entitled to direct the disposal of Prosper Personal Pension assets as a portion of the largest holding if the amount remains unpaid after 30 days.  In the unlikely event that there are two different holdings of identical value, we will sell holding that would be listed earlier in alphabetical order.

If for any reason the value of your investments is insufficient to meet any such fees, charges, expenses or tax payable, you agree to pay us on demand the amount of any such shortfall.

Access to your Prosper Account(s)

We will do our best to ensure that the App and Website is available to you, but we cannot guarantee that you will always be able to access your Prosper Account(s).  There may be occasions when we suspend the Prosper Services or access to your Prosper Account(s), such as for technical issues, maintenance, regulatory reasons, in periods of extreme trading activity or if the services of a partner we rely on to provide the Prosper Services are unavailable for a period.  If this happens, and if we are permitted to do so in accordance with applicable law, we will do our best to contact you to let you know what you should do.  You can also contact us by email at: support@prosper.co.uk.

The Prosper Account(s) and the Prosper Services

We will provide the Prosper Services to you being the setup and operation of your Prosper Account(s) including the following:

  1. the provision of the App or, in the unlikely event that the App is not available, such alternative means as we may specify from time to time to allow:
    1. you to open your Prosper Account(s), purchase Investment Products and manage your selected investments;
    2. us to receive your instructions to arrange for the Custodian to execute transactions in Investment Products that you purchase through your Prosper Account;
  2. the provision of information about your Prosper Account(s) and Investment Product(s) (including the value of your portfolio).
Payments and Transfers into your Prosper Account(s)
  1. If you have registered for lifetime allowance protection, you could lose this if you or your employer make contributions.
  2. If you hold enhanced protection or any of the types of fixed protection this will be lost if a contribution is paid. Primary protection and individual protection will not be lost if a contribution is paid.
  3. We accept payments from UK bank accounts which you are authorised to use, by direct debit or bank transfer. We will make external payments to and accept payments from the bank account stated in your Prosper Account (your “Nominated Bank Account”).
  4. When you make a payment by direct debit, your payment will be processed by an authorised third party service provider. These payments typically take 3 business days to reach the Custodian (with a maximum of 7 business days), during which time the money is held by the relevant third party service provider in an account protected by the relevant regulations.
  5. You are able to link your Nominated Bank Account and fund your account directly from the App using Open Banking. Your Nominated Bank Account must be in your name and be the same bank account as recorded in our database. Note
    1. We use a recognised Open Banking tool to link your Nominated Bank Account to your Prosper Account(s) and to initiate payments from your Nominated Bank Account.
    2. When you link an account or initiate a payment via Open Banking, you will be redirected to your bank in order to authenticate yourself. When you link an account or instruct a payment via our App using the Open Banking Tool, the Open Banking Tool terms of service (“Terms of Service") will apply.
    3. If you wish to change your Nominated Bank Account you will be able to do so but any outstanding payments will need to be made.
    4. The Terms of Service set out the terms on which you agree to the Open Banking Tool initiating payments from your payment account and accessing information on your payment accounts for the purposes of transmitting that information to the Open Banking Tool. The Open Banking Tool is subject to UK data protection laws and is required to treat your data in accordance with those laws, as well as the Terms of Service and the Open Banking Tool’s Privacy Policy. The recognised Open Banking Tool is authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority under the Payment Services Regulations 2017 to provide account information services and payment initiation services.
    5. Once a transfer order has been sent, you will not be able to change the amount nor cancel it. Your transfer order will be processed as soon as reasonably possible. You will not be able to remove money from your Prosper Account(s) balance if this will result in your Prosper Account(s) balance having insufficient funds to pay any outstanding charges.
  6. We are obliged to comply with the UK’s money laundering regulations. To do that, we may need to ask for proof that a payment received by Prosper has originated from your Nominated Bank Account. We may also ask for evidence that your wealth is from a legitimate identifiable source. You agree to comply with our reasonable requests for these purposes.

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Transfer Declaration

If you instruct a transfer the following rules apply:

I authorise and instruct you to transfer sums and assets from the plan(s), directly to the Seccl Personal Pension Plan and to provide any instructions and/or discharge required by any relevant third party to do so.

I accept that in order to comply with regulatory obligations, Seccl Custody Limited and the current provider(s) may need to verify my identity and residential address and may use credit reference agency searches and ask for my documents to verify my identity and address.

Until this application is accepted and complete, Seccl Custody Limited's responsibility is limited to the return of total payment(s) to the current provider(s).

When payment is made to Seccl Custody Limited as instructed, this means that I shall no longer be entitled to receive pension benefits from the whole of the plan(s) listed where the whole of the plan(s) is transferring, or that part of the plan(s) represented by the payment(s) if only part of the plan(s) is transferring.

I have read the information provided or made available to me by the current provider in connection with this transfer.

I accept responsibility in respect of any claims, losses, expenses, additional tax charges or any penalties that Seccl Custody Limited and the current provider(s) may incur as a result of any incorrect, untrue, or misleading information in this application or given to me, or on my behalf, or of any failure on my part to comply with any aspect of this application.

I authorise Seccl Custody Limited, the current provider, any contributing Employer and any Financial Adviser named in this application to obtain from each other, and release to each other, any information that may be required to enable the transfer of sums and assets to Seccl Custody Limited.

I accept that the benefits to be provided by the Seccl Personal Pension Plan may be in a different form and of a different amount from those which would have been payable by the current provider, and there is no statutory requirement on the Seccl Personal Pension Plan to provide for survivor's benefits out of the transfer payment.

understand that where any benefits being transferred are in capped drawdown they will only be accepted on the basis that they will be immediately converted to flexi-access drawdown. I also understand that if I draw any income via flexi-access drawdown I will become subject to the Money Purchase Annual Allowance, if I am not already subject to it. I hereby instruct that any capped drawdown benefits are converted to flexi-access drawdown upon receipt.

Selecting investments
  1. You are able to self-select and invest in a number of Investment Products.
  2. Prosper does not provide financial advice and we will never make recommendations based on your individual circumstances. If you are not sure whether the Prosper Account(s), the Prosper Services, or the Investment Products are suitable for you then we recommend that you seek advice from a qualified financial adviser.
  3. Prosper will not check that any investment you make is appropriate for you or your circumstances and therefore you will not benefit from the protection of the FCA Rules on assessing appropriateness.
  4. Prior to making any decision to invest you must read the relevant documentation such as the “Key Investor Information Document” or prospectus pertaining to the relevant Investment Product. Such documents contain important information of which you should be aware and will be available via the App or Website, in addition to the relevant issuer’s website for relevant documentation.
  5. We will not provide and are not responsible for providing you with any financial, investment, legal, regulatory or tax advice. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances of each client and may be subject to change in the future. Other taxes or costs may exist that are not paid via or imposed by us.
Your use of Prosper’s Online Services
  1. In addition to the Terms set out here, you acknowledge and confirm your continuing agreement to our Privacy Policy. If there are any terms contained in the Privacy Policy that are inconsistent with or conflict with the terms, conditions and provisions set out in these Terms then, the relevant term, condition or provision set out in these Terms shall take precedence.
  2. Prosper will provide you with secure access to your Prosper Account(s). You must not disclose your Security Details to anyone else. Please note:
    1. we will never ask for your password;
    2. you should not respond to any unsolicited emails which ask you to enter your password or personal information, even if they appear to be from us. We will never send emails of this type unless specifically requested by you to do so.
  3. It is your responsibility to keep your details safe and confidential and you must notify Prosper immediately if you think that somebody else may know these details and/or may have unauthorised access to your Account.
  4. You are responsible for monitoring your Prosper Account(s) and also for any activity made through your Prosper Account(s). You must ensure that you read all messages that have been sent to you (whether through the in-App secure notification centre, via the email address you have provided to us, or via any other means as agreed between us and you) and you must inform us if there is something wrong on your Prosper Account(s) as soon as reasonably possible.
  5. You must not take any action that could compromise the security or effective working of the Prosper Services. Any such action will be considered a breach of these Terms.
  6. You may download or print information and documents that we provide to you strictly for personal use provided that you keep intact all copyright and proprietary notices, but you must not otherwise reproduce or distribute any material without our consent.
  7. You acknowledge and agree that all intellectual property rights in the App and Website, all documents and related technology belong to us or our licensors - you have no rights in or to the App, the Website, the documents and related technology other than the right to use each of them in accordance with these Terms and the Privacy Policy.
Opening your Prosper Account(s) and purchasing Investment Products
  1. We are required to verify your identity in accordance with UK anti-money laundering legislation. By opening an Account you agree to allow us to perform these checks using third party specialist services to do this acknowledging that this will involve us transmitting your personal information to such third parties and potentially carrying out credit checks which may affect your credit score.
  2. To open and maintain a Prosper Account, you must :
    1. be aged 18 or over; and
    2. be resident in the UK for tax purposes.
  3. You must notify us immediately if any of the above conditions are no longer correct.
  4. Investing may be subject to certain minimums, and other restrictions prescribed in the specific terms relevant for each Investment Product.
  5. Any promotional offers will have their own set of terms and conditions, but to the extent there is a discrepancy with these Terms and the terms and conditions of any promotional offers, these Terms will take precedence. We may cancel, amend or change any promotional offer at any time at our discretion.
Communications & Reporting
  1. We will normally communicate with you via the App and email and by entering into these Terms you consent to this means of communication, including when we are required to give you written notice. All communications in relation to the Prosper Services provided under these Terms, including any documents we may provide to you, will be in English. We may also communicate with you when appropriate by telephone and SMS text message.
  2. It is your responsibility to ensure that all of your contact information on our systems is up to date. In particular, you must ensure we have a current and valid email address for you so that we can notify you when important documents are delivered to you via the App.
  3. Prosper cannot guarantee that electronic communications will be successfully delivered, or that they will be secure and virus free. Other than where we have been negligent or where we have breached applicable law or the FCA Rules, we will not be liable for any loss, damage, expense, harm or inconvenience caused as a result of an email being lost, delayed, intercepted, corrupted or otherwise altered or for failing to be delivered for any reason beyond our control.
  4. Each time we carry out an investment transaction for you, we will provide you with confirmation and the essential information concerning that order (known as a contract note). Reports and contract notes will be provided to you in accordance with the FCA Rules. You agree and consent to electronic delivery of these and all other information required to be provided to you under these Terms.
  5. We will provide you with quarterly valuation reports (as per the calendar year) and an annual valuation report (after the tax year), outlining valuations, cost and charges.
  6. Daily valuations of your Investment Products held through your Prosper Accounts are available to you via the App and/or the Website.
  7. We may monitor and record conversations that we have with you for training purposes and quality control, for crime prevention, to ensure we carry out your instructions accurately and to provide a record of our discussions with you. Recordings will be stored for a period required by law, the FCA Rules or for as long as we consider necessary to be able to provide the Prosper Services to you. In the event of a disagreement between you and us, a copy of our records can be made available to you on request.
Instructions given via the Prosper App or Website
  1. You can use the App or Website to identify and select an Investment Product which you want to purchase and instruct us to transmit an order to purchase the relevant Investment Product on your behalf. We are responsible for arranging the execution of any order we receive from you via the App or Website with the Custodian.
  2. You acknowledge and agree that all instructions and authorisations given by you in relation to the Investment Products (including orders) must be sent only by you or a recognised nominated person within your Prosper account (i.e. with Power of Attorney).
  3. You understand that, in certain circumstances, we may generally restrict or suspend your access and use of the App or Website. In particular, you should note that we may take action where:
    1. we reasonably believe that the security of your Prosper Account(s) has been compromised; and/or
    2. it is illegal or against any applicable rule or regulation for instructions to be sent to the provider of the Investment Product.
  4. You acknowledge and agree that all instructions are effective when they are received by us. We will use all reasonable endeavours to ensure an order is completed as accurate and timely as possible.
  5. When receiving orders to buy and/or sell your Investment Products, these will be executed in accordance with the Custodian’s Order Execution Policy (https://seccl.tech/order-execution/) contained in Annex 5 which you consent to by entering into these Terms.
  6. A delay may occur in transmitting or receiving an order due to factors outside of our reasonable control (including, without limitation, where the App or Website, a partner or a third party on which we rely for certain services are unavailable). In such circumstances, please contact support@prosper.co.uk.
Permitted Withdrawals

Withdrawing cash to your Nominated Bank Account (a “Permitted Cash Withdrawal”) can be made by providing your instruction via the App or Website and providing you have a sufficient cash balance in your Prosper Account(s).  Should you need to sell an Investment Product in order to facilitate a Permitted Cash Withdrawal, you should note that the process of selling investments will take some time, depending on the settlement dates of those transactions.  If you hold your Investment Products in a Prosper Personal Pension or Prosper ISA, different terms on permitted withdrawals will apply (please refer to the Annexes for specific terms applying to the Prosper Personal Pension and Prosper ISA).

Section 3:  General Terms and Conditions

Conflicts of Interest

Prosper is determined to treat our customers fairly at all times. We have a policy in place to ensure that we identify and handle conflicts fairly to ensure that our customers are treated with honesty and integrity at all times. A conflict of interest is where the interests of our business conflict with those of a customer, or if there is a conflict between customers of the business. Once identified, we aim to either prevent the conflict or put steps in place to manage it so that it is no longer potentially detrimental to our customers. We have processes in place to ensure we conduct our business lawfully, with integrity, and in line with current legislation. We operate in line with our conflicts of interest policy, available on request or on our website, which details the types of conflicts of interest that affect our business and how we aim to prevent or manage these. Where we cannot prevent or manage a conflict which may be detrimental to you, we will fully disclose it to you in line with our policy.

Liability
  1. We will exercise reasonable skill, care and diligence in the assessment and appointment of the Custodians and of other third parties with whom we deal. We accept responsibility for any losses, damages or costs suffered or incurred by you to the extent these are directly caused by our negligence, wilful default or fraud in the assessment, selection, or appointment of such persons. We will not be responsible in any other circumstance for the acts or omissions of any such third parties.
  2. We are not responsible for any losses you suffer in relation to the Prosper Services that we provide, unless these losses arise directly because:
    1. we are negligent, fraudulent, in wilful default or knowingly or recklessly fail to comply with these Terms or fail to comply with applicable laws or the FCA Rules;
    2. we fail to perform our services with reasonable care and skill; or
    3. of personal injury or death caused by our negligence.
  3. We will not be liable for any failure to perform the Prosper Services that is caused for reasons beyond our reasonable control, unless such events occur due to our own fault or we do not take reasonable steps to mitigate their impact on us. This includes but is not limited to changes in market conditions, market fluctuation, currency fluctuation, computer failure beyond our reasonable control, interruptions in supplier services, an inability to communicate with you, industrial action by third parties, civil commotion, riot, invasion, terrorist attack or threat of terrorist attack, war (whether declared or not) or threat or preparation for war, fire, explosion, storm, flood, earthquake, subsidence, epidemic or other natural disaster, or failure of public or private telecommunications networks. In any of these (or other similar) circumstances any or all of our obligations will be suspended until the state of affairs giving rise to our failure is remedied. We will notify you as soon as possible if such circumstances arise as well as when the state of affairs has been remedied.
  4. We do not accept responsibility for any loss, damages or costs you may incur as a result of any action that we are required to take under applicable laws and regulations, and/or at the direction of a relevant regulatory body, such as the FCA.
  5. We will not be liable under these Terms to any third party whom you have authorised or permitted to operate your Prosper Account.
  6. No provision of the Prosper Agreement will restrict, qualify or exclude any duty owed to you under applicable laws or FCA Rules relating to the provision of the Prosper Services.
Variations to the Prosper Agreement
  1. From time to time we may need to vary or add to the Prosper Agreement. This may include varying the amount and scale of our fees and charges. We may do this by providing you with one month’s notice of any such changes by email (subject to any legal or regulatory reason why we cannot do so). We may do this for reasons including:
    1. to make it fairer to you or more easily understandable, or to correct a mistake (provided that the correction will not adversely affect you);
    2. responding to changes in regulatory requirements or to comply with any other applicable law or regulation;
    3. to reflect new industry guidance and codes of practice;
    4. reflecting changes in market practice or conditions;
    5. reflecting legitimate cost increases or reductions, an improvement or change in the way we provide the Prosper Services or changes to arrangements with any of our service providers.
  2. Minor drafting changes made under sub-clause (a) above may be implemented immediately.
  3. You shall be deemed to have consented to such changes if you do not notify us to the contrary by the date specified in our notice. If you are unhappy with the intended changes, you may terminate the Prosper Agreement at any time and without penalty in accordance with these Terms.
Termination
  1. You may terminate the Prosper Agreement at any time via the App, Website or by email. Your right to terminate is subject to the settlement of all outstanding transactions, fees and charges as set out in the App, including any charges levied by third parties as a result of terminating the Prosper Agreement. We will close your Prosper Account(s) as soon as practicable after receiving your notice to terminate the Prosper Agreement.
  2. We may terminate the Prosper Agreement at any time by giving you 30 days’ prior notice subject to the settlement of all outstanding transactions.
  3. We may terminate the Prosper Agreement immediately and freeze your Prosper Account(s) without giving you advance notice if we reasonably believe that:
    1. you have breached any of the terms of the Prosper Agreement;
    2. you have provided us with false or misleading information;
    3. you are using your Prosper Account(s) illegally or for criminal activity;
    4. you have failed to pay any outstanding amounts owed to us;
    5. you have become bankrupt, insolvent or you are unable to pay your debts as they fall due;
    6. providing you with the Prosper Services exposes us to action or censure from any government, regulator or law enforcement agency.
  4. We will notify you promptly after terminating the Prosper Agreement without advanced notice. However, we may not advise you of the reason for termination and freezing your Prosper Account where we are prevented from doing so for regulatory or legal reasons.
  5. Upon termination (for any reason), we will sell your assets and transfer your cash, or transfer your assets and cash, as you reasonably request. If you make no reasonable request, we may, at our discretion, take steps to realise your assets and to transfer your cash to you or take advice from HMRC as to the appropriate steps in the circumstances. We reserve the right to withhold any cash that may have been rewarded to you as part of a promotional offer.
  6. You must pay all charges or fees due up to the date of termination. Termination shall not affect the completion of transactions already initiated by us on your behalf.
Third Party Rights

A person who is not a party to these Terms has no right under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 to enforce any term under these Terms, other than our agents, nominees and group companies. Any group company shall be entitled to enforce provisions of these Terms which shall apply to it as if it were a party to the contract.

Assignment and Delegation

We may appoint any person to advise on or perform any of our functions or responsibilities under these Terms. We may transfer the Prosper Agreement in whole or in part to any person that we determine is appropriately authorised and capable of performing the Prosper Services to at least the same standard and if your rights are not prejudiced by the transfer. We will provide you with 30 days’ notice of any transfer (where reasonably practical) during which time you may notify us to terminate the Prosper Agreement without charge in accordance with these Terms.

You cannot transfer your rights or obligations under the Prosper Agreement.

Validity

If any provision of the Prosper Agreement is or becomes invalid or unenforceable, the relevant provision will be treated as if it were not in the Prosper Agreement, and the remaining provisions will still be valid and enforceable.

Governing Law

These Terms, and any dispute or claim arising out of or relating to these Terms or their formation (including any non-contractual disputes or claims) shall be governed by and construed in accordance with English law and you agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts.

Section 4:  Custody Terms

Prosper has entered into an agreement with Seccl Custody Limited (“Seccl”), on behalf of ourselves and each of our clients whereby Seccl has agreed to provide safe custody, dealing, clearing, settlement and associated services for our clients who are subject to these Terms. Seccl is authorised and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority under FRN: 793200.  Seccls’ registered office is 20 Manvers Street, Bath, BA1 1JW and their Company Registration number is 10430958.

The current terms and conditions of this Custody arrangement and how they apply to Prosper clients is set out in this section.

In the event of any conflict between the Custody Terms and the other sections of the Prosper Agreement, the Custody Terms will take precedence.

1. Background
1.1 Under the Terms, you consent to Prosper appointing Seccl Custody Limited ("SCL") as the Custodian to provide:
• the custody services more particularly described in this schedule
• cash payment services, asset price and information data
• client money and asset reconciliation in accordance with the Client Asset Sourcebook ("CASS") of the FCA Rules
1.2 SCL is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority of 12 Endeavour Square, London, E20 1JN, registration number 793200, to arrange, safeguard and administer custody of cash and Assets.
1.3 SCL is registered in England, registration number 10430958. To contact SCL, write to 20 Manvers Street, Bath, BA1 1JW.
1.4 Terms not defined in these Custody Terms have the meaning set out in the Prosper Terms or the FCA Rules.
2. System Operation - Applying and Transacting
2.1 The Custodian is authorised to ensure that the custody of your cash and Assets are managed compliantly in accordance with the applicable regulations.
2.2 Any deposits or withdrawals of cash or instructions to buy, sell or transfer investments, through Prosper, will be recorded and managed in accordance with CASS. SCL will ensure any investment instructions are placed in accordance with the Terms.
2.3 All client cash will be held with an approved Bank or CRD Credit Institution in a designated Client Money statutory trust account. The account is held separately from any monies held by either SCL or Prosper.
2.4 Client Assets will be registered to Digital Custody Nominees Limited ("Nominee") which is a wholly owned subsidiary company of SCL. This arrangement safeguards and segregates your Assets from those of SCL. SCL accepts the same level of responsibility under CASS to you for the Nominee.
2.5 Your cash and Assets will be held in a pooled arrangement. This means that SCL will have records that identify your individual ownership and entitlement to Assets. For operational and servicing purposes it is more efficient for SCL to administer your investments on a pooled basis.
2.6 SCL will have instances where we need to appoint third-party nominees or sub-custodians to maintain the custody services offered. By agreeing to these Custody Terms, you authorise SCL to do so.
2.7 SCL will use reasonable care and due diligence to perform its custodian duties. Your Assets will be held separately to SCL's Assets, if SCL goes out of business. If any shortfall of Assets arises as a result of SCL's or a third-party nominee or sub-custodian's insolvency, these would be shared on a proportionate basis with affected clients.
2.8 Where SCL receive income from your investments through dividend payments, fund distributions and Corporate Actions, SCL will reconcile and credit these to your accounts.
2.9 As Corporate Action events arise, SCL will inform Prosper where actions are applicable to your Assets.
2.10 SCL will facilitate the transfer of cash and Assets in accordance with client instructions and Prosper’s Terms.
3. Cash Processes
3.1 Any client deposits or income will be credited to your respective account once identified and reconciled with the date SCL received monies.
3.2 SCL will pay any and all interest received on cash held in Client Money accounts. Where interest cannot be distributed due to compound rounding differences, the unallocated interest will be paid to a SCL chosen registered charity.
4. Settlement
4.1 Settlement of Client Assets will accord with market best practice. Where Assets are traded in Exchange Traded Instruments ("ETIs"), SCL will normally operate on a delivery-versus-payment ("DVP") settlement process. By agreeing to the Custody Terms, you permit SCL to apply DVP transaction exemption as detailed in the FCA Rules up until any delivery of Assets (purchases) or cash (sales) passes the third Working Day, whereby SCL will follow Client Money and asset reconciliations in accordance with CASS.
4.2 For model portfolio and switch orders, SCL will place a buy order after the sell instruction is confirmed by the fund manager or the market. SCL may delay the purchase of ETI orders if the intended settlement date on the sale of a fund, is a day or more longer than that of the ETI order.
5. Asset Reconciliation
5.1 SCL will reconcile Client Money and Assets in accordance with CASS.
5.2 Client Money will be reconciled on a Business Day basis and Assets will be reconciled externally according to their type and registration.
6. Liens
6.1 We reserve the right to enforce the right of liens over the Assets under the Terms.
7. Communications
7.1 All communication with you will be in English through the online message portal provided by Prosper.
7.2 SCL will provide quarterly valuation statements and contract notes, which will detail the buys or sells instructed on your account. It is your responsibility to sign-in and read this information, and it is important you notify Prosper promptly of any errors or omissions in respect of the accuracy of these documents.
8. Complaints
8.1 SCL has its own complaints policy. If you want to complain, please contact Prosper first. If the complaint relates to services provided by SCL, SCL will provide Prosper with all necessary information to resolve the complaint. Prosper may ask SCL to take control or assist on the complaint if necessary.
8.2 If you do not think this is appropriate please contact SCL by email at secclops@seccl.tech or by post to The Compliance Officer, 20 Manvers Street, Bath, BA1 1JW.
8.3 If we do not resolve your complaint satisfactorily or fail to resolve it within eight weeks of receiving your complaint, you can also direct your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service at:
• Exchange Tower, London E14 9SR.
• Telephone: 0800 023 4567 or 0300 123 9 123;
• email: complaint.info@financial-ombudsman.org.uk;
• website: www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk.
9. Remuneration
9.1 Prosper pays SCL for Custody services.
10. Conflicts of Interest
10.1 SCL maintain a Conflicts of Interest policy independent of Prosper. It is available by contacting Prosper.
11. Force Majeure Event
11.1 To the extent permissible under applicable law, neither you nor SCL shall be responsible for any loss or damage suffered by the other party by reason of any natural and unavoidable catastrophes that interrupt the expected course of events and restrict you or SCL from fulfilling obligations under these Custody Terms ("Force Majeure Event"). If such loss, damage or failure is, or may occur, due to a Force Majeure Event, each party will use reasonable endeavours to minimise the effects and will notify the other.
12. Data Protection
12.1 In acting as your Custodian, SCL will have access to the data you provide on Application to Prosper service. In the Service Agreement between Prosper and SCL, both parties are joint Data Controllers and have independent Privacy Policies which summarize how we will use your personal information and with whom we share it.
12.2 SCL will use your details for regulatory reporting purposes and will not use or share your information for marketing purposes.
12.3 SCL will retain your data and relevant communications for a period of seven years from the date of the account closure in line with the FCA rules.
13. FSCS
13.1 SCL is covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme ("FSCS"). If SCL ceases trading and cannot meet your obligations, you may be entitled to compensation from the scheme up to a maximum of £85,000 (or such other value covered from time to time by the FSCS) for investment claims.
13.2 Further information about the compensation arrangements is available from the FSCS directly.
• Website: www.fscs.co.uk
• Telephone: 0800 678 1100 / 020 7741 4100
• Address: Financial Services Compensation Scheme, PO Box 300, Mitcheldean, GL17 1DY
14. Use of Third Parties
14.1 To provide custody services SCL, will use the services of third-party service providers.
14.2 Examples include the provision of; Data and price feeds of Assets, the execution of trading instructions, clearing and settlement services, banking services, client verification, regulatory reporting, card payment services and the facilitation of automated transfer instructions.
14.3 Where services are provided by a third-party, SCL will use reasonable care and due diligence in selecting them and monitoring their performance. Except for clause 2.4, SCL does not guarantee proper performance by the third-party and will not itself be responsible if a third-party provider fails to meet its obligations. This means that should the third-party default or becomes insolvent, you may lose some or all of your Assets and will not necessarily be entitled to compensation from SCL. Including, in circumstances where it is not possible under the relevant national law and the registration under clause 2.6 to identify the Client Assets from the proprietary Assets of the third-party firm.
15. Termination
15.1 SCL may terminate the Terms at any time by giving Prosper 30 days' written notice (subject to applicable law and regulatory requirements). There is no minimum duration of the Terms.
15.2 SCL may also terminate the Terms with immediate effect by written notice if required to do so for legal or regulatory reasons or on instructions from Prosper.
15.3 In this event, Prosper will instruct SCL where to transfer the Client Assets and Client Money. If Prosper does not do so promptly, or if Prosper no longer represents you, then you will on request give the relevant instruction. The Custodian will transfer Client Assets and Client Money in accordance with the relevant instruction or, if it is unable to obtain instructions, it will transfer them directly to you. The Terms will continue to apply until such transfer of the Client Assets and the Client Money is complete.
16. Severability
16.1 If any part of this agreement is declared unenforceable or invalid, the remainder will continue to be valid and enforceable.
17. NOTICES OF CHANGE/VARIATIONS
17.1 We may change these Custody Terms in whole or in part. We can do this for the reasons stated in our change control policy, a version of this is available from the platform provider.
18. GOVERNING LAW
18.1 This agreement and any dispute or claim (including non-contractual disputes or claims) arising out of or in connection with it or its subject matter or formation shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the law of England.
18.2 You irrevocably agree that the courts of England shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim (including non-contractual disputes or claims) arising out of or in connection with these Custody Terms or its subject matter or formation.
19. LIABILITY
19.1 SCL will act with all reasonable skill, care, and diligence in acting as your Custodian. SCL will be liable to you for any direct loss that is the result of negligence or failure by SCL to account for Assets in Accounts or through a breach of FCA Rules, unless any such failure is the result of the acts or omissions of you or Prosper.
19.2 Nothing in these Custody Terms shall be read as excluding or restricting any liability we may have for death or personal injury.
19.3 SCL will not be liable for the following:
• loss of business, goodwill, opportunity, or profit; or
• any special, consequential, or indirect loss whatsoever.
• as a result of us doing (or not doing) anything in reliance upon an instruction given (or which we reasonably believe to have been given) by you;
• as a result of your decisions relating to the choice, purchase, retention, and sale of any Assets in your Account;
• from the default of any bank, fund manager, or provider which holds your cash and Assets (except as required under the FCA Rules);
• from the performance of any Assets and investments;
• from any tax liabilities or charges that are incurred in relation to your Account and/or the Assets held within it; or
• from any instruction sent by you that is not received by us, unless the failed receipt is due to a fault or omission on our part.
19.4 You accept and acknowledge that the internet and the telecommunication systems may be subject to interruption or failure through no fault of ours.
20. HEADINGS
20.1 The section headings contained in this agreement are for reference purposes only and shall not affect the meaning or interpretation of this agreement.

Annex 1. Prosper Holding Account Terms

The Prosper Holding Account is used to facilitate payment to, from and between the accounts and services available on the Prosper platform. This account is managed by a company called Griffin Bank Ltd.

Griffin Bank Ltd (“Griffin”) is a company registered in England and Wales (No. 10842931), authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and regulated by the PRA and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Our firm reference number is 970920.

These are the conditions for opening and managing accounts provided through their services:

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1. Payment Service Schedule

  1. DEFINITIONS
    1. The defined terms in these Service Terms shall have the same meaning as set out in the General Terms and Conditions unless specified otherwise.
    2. In these Service Terms,‍

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  1. ABOUT THESE SERVICE TERMS
    1. These Service Terms set out the operation of the Accounts and the processing of any payments in relation to any of those Accounts.
    2. These Service Terms are subject to our General Terms and Conditions. These Service Terms, together with any other Service Terms and Standards are incorporated by reference in the General Terms and Conditions shall form the agreement between you and us.
  2. THE ACCOUNT
    1. Account opening
      1. Once the onboarding process has been completed and it has been confirmed that our risk appetite and eligibility criteria in relation to an Account and applicable account holder have been met, we will create an Account for you.
      2. We may, at our discretion, require you to provide us with details of a Nominated Account for the purpose of opening an Account with us. You shall ensure that the Nominated Account is active at all times during the Term and capable of receiving funds from us in limited circumstances as communicated by us from time to time, for example, if we need to return the funds when an Account is closed.
    2. Access
      The Accounts can be accessed and used online only via the Platform.
    3. Account usage
      1. You shall ensure that only eligible funds are held in the relevant Accounts and you shall use the Accounts in accordance with the terms of the Agreement.
      2. We will provide you with information about the Accounts including a record of transactions via the Platform.
    4. Confirmation of payee
      Once we implement confirmation of payee, which is mandatory from October 2024. When we receive an instruction to pay out of the Account to an individual or a business for the first time, we will carry out the confirmation of payee process to check the payee’s account details with their bank. After we have completed the confirmation of payee process, you must confirm in the manner determined by us from time to time that you agree to proceed with the payment. We will not be able to process the instructions until you have provided such information and confirmation to us.
    5. Termination/Account closure
      1. We may close an Account immediately:
        1. where we become aware or reasonably suspect that the Account has been used contrary to the terms of the Agreement; or
        2. where we reasonably suspect any fraudulent activity in connection with an Account or a payment in or out of an Account.
      2. Without prejudice to paragraph 3.5.1, we may close an Account:
        1. in accordance with the General Terms and Conditions;
        2. upon your written instruction, provided that if you have signed up to an Account or Service for an initial term, fixed renewal term or other set period, you may have to pay charges if you close the Account or withdraw some or all of your money before the end of that initial term, renewal term or set period;
        3. if the Account is inactive for a period of 25 calendar months from the date of the last transaction; or
        4. if you fail to pay the Fees in accordance with the Agreement.
      3. When an Account is closed under these Service Terms or if these Service Terms no longer apply for any reason, we will follow the Account closure procedures which are available here. You may have to pay charges if an Account is closed under these Service Terms.
  3. MAKING AND RECEIVING PAYMENTS
    1. Subject to the terms of the Agreement, we will process a Book Transfer and send and receive payments via our Accounts through FPS.
    2. Initiating payments
      1. A single FPS payment can be initiated online via the Platform.
      2. When we receive an instruction to pay out of an Account to an individual or a business, to process such instruction we will require certain information about the payee such as sort code, account number, name of the person or organisation, and a payment reference. We will not be able to process the instructions until you have provided such information to us.
      3. Payments to and from the Account may only be made in GBP and via FPS.
      4. We currently do not support certain functionalities, such as:
        1. direct debits, standing orders, CHAPS, or BACS;
        2. transactions in foreign currencies or international money transfer;
        3. cash withdrawal; or
        4. payments in to or out of the Accounts via cash, cheques, banker’s drafts or any other similar instruments.
      5. You shall ensure that you have sufficient funds to cover the full amount of any payments from your Accounts. If you attempt to make a payment with insufficient funds, we may at our sole discretion refuse the payment without incurring any liability to you.
    3. Timings
      1. FPS is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year and has no cut off times.
      2. The money is usually available in the recipient’s account almost immediately, although it can sometimes take up to 2 hours, for example, where the paying bank or the receiving bank needs to carry out certain verification, or there is an operational issue, or if the receiving account does not permit immediate posting of the payment.
    4. When we cannot make payments
      There will be situations where we suspend, cannot or refuse to follow a payment instruction, such as:
      1. when there are insufficient funds in the applicable Account to make a payment out of the Account;
      2. where we become aware of or have reasonable grounds to believe that there is a suspicious activity on the Account;
      3. when we perform transaction screening on the Account;
      4. where there is a services outage; or
      5. when the payee information as required under paragraph
      6. is incorrect or not sufficient for us to make payment.
        We will notify you when payment cannot be made, unless where such notification is not permitted under applicable Laws.
    5. Changing and cancelling payments
      1. FPS payments to an incorrect account cannot be recalled.
      2. Due to their real-time nature, once a FPS payment has been sent it cannot be changed or cancelled.
    6. Receiving payments
      1. When we receive a payment into an Account via bank transfer, we may:
        accept the payment almost immediately;
        1. accept the payment within a longer period of time. We will notify you or the Authorised Users, as the case may be, of the time when you can expect the funds to reach the Account; or
        2. reject the payment. We will notify you or the Authorised Users of our reason for the rejection.
  4. PRICING
    1. The Fees to make payment using FPS are set out on the Prosper Account Charges page on our website, along with information on how you will be notified if the fees change.
  5. REFUNDS
    Unauthorised Transactions
    1. You must notify us immediately at support@prosper.co.uk of any unauthorised transaction, including where you know or suspect that a fraud or attempted fraud has been committed against us or you. We will investigate and manage the reported issue following our process.
    2. You will normally receive a refund of the amount of the unauthorised payment as soon as practicable and no later than the end of the next Business Day after you have notified us and our business partner of an unauthorised transaction, provided that:
      1. you are eligible to claim for the refund;
      2. you give the notification no later than 13 months after the relevant transaction date or when you become aware of it; and
      3. none of the scenarios set out in paragraph 6.1.3 below applies.
    3. You will not receive a refund in accordance with paragraph 6.1.2 above if:
      1. you fail to give a notification within the required time period set out in paragraph 6.1.2; or
      2. if the investigation shows that the transaction has been correctly authorised by you or one of your Authorised Users;
      3. there are reasonable grounds to prove that you or any of your Authorised Users have acted fraudulently, or have deliberately, or with gross negligence, failed to comply with the Agreement (including if you disclose your security details of the Account to a third party who is not one of your Authorised Users).
    4. You agree that the provisions under paragraphs 6.1.2 and 6.1.3 may not apply to you as a Large Business Customer as certain parts of the PSRs do not apply to your Service Terms. If you are a
      Large Business Customer and a payment leaves your Account when it shouldn’t have, we will agree with you what the next steps are. We may charge you for any costs we incur in trying to recover this.

      Authorised transactions
    5. You agree paragraph 6.1.6 below does not apply to you as a Large Business Customer as certain parts of the PSRs do not apply to your Service Terms, these relate to providing certain refunds to Small Business Customers.
    6. Subject to paragraph 6.1.7, you may be entitled to a refund for the full amount of an authorised transaction if:
      1. you are eligible to claim for such refund;
      2. the payment did not specify the exact amount (for example: an event or hotel booking where payment is authorised but additional costs are later charged); and
      3. the payment amount exceeded the amount you could have reasonably expected to pay (taking into account your previous spending pattern and circumstances of that particular case); and
      4. you have asked for the refund within 8 weeks from the date of the transaction.
    7. You agree:
      1. to provide us and our business partner with any further information in relation to the transactions under paragraph 6.1.6 as we may require. You may receive either a refund of the full amount or a justification for refusal within 10 Business Days from the date we and our business partner receive your refund request.
      2. You won’t receive a refund where:
        1. you’ve given consent for the payment to be carried out;
        2. we or the payee, gave you specific information about the payment at least four weeks before it was due; or
        3. you don’t request the refund within 8 weeks of the payment date.

Mistaken transactions
If an incorrect payment has been made due to a genuine mistake, please contact us immediately. We will investigate and try to help you recover the fund of a mistaken transaction in accordance with the credit payment recovery process.

  1. ‍Instructions: We may not accept your instructions where to do so would, or in our reasonable opinion might, result in a breach by us of any sanction or embargo imposed by the international community. We will not be liable for any loss, damage, cost or expense that arises as a result.
  2. Authorised Users

    If you are a business user,
    1. You must not allow anyone other than an Authorised User to access and use your Account.
    2. Apart from granting access to Authorised Users, neither you or any Authorised User will license, sublicense, sell, resell, transfer, assign, distribute, or otherwise commercially exploit or make available to any third party the Services, in any way.
    3. An Authorised User will not have any rights under this Agreement in his or her personal capacity. You will be responsible for their conduct, acts and omissions and should make them aware of your responsibilities under this Agreement.
    4. You will be responsible for any instructions given by you, or any Authorised User.
    5. You will be liable for Authorised Users compliance with the terms of this Agreement.
  3. Keeping the Account secure
    1. You must keep your Security Credentials confidential and make sure they cannot be used by anyone else or for fraudulent purposes. “Security Credentials” means any PIN, security number, access code, password, question, or other security detail or procedure you use to access your Account or the services provided under this Agreement.
  4. When you can end the Services
    1. If you are a Small Business Customer or a consumer, you may
      1. end this Agreement by giving us no later than one month’s notice for any reason; or
      2. cancel a Service without penalty or reason by written notice within 14 calendar days from the date you or your Authorised User accepts these Terms and Conditions. However you cannot use this right if you have signed up to an Account or Service with a fixed rate of interest for a fixed period.
    2. If you are a Large Business Customer, clause 6.1 will not apply. You may end this Agreement, close an Account or stop using a Service or other facility, at any time by giving us 90 days’ written notice. If you have signed up to an Account or Service for an initial term, fixed renewal term or other set period, you may have to pay charges if you close the Account or withdraw some or all of your money before the end of that initial term, renewal term or set period.
“Authorised User” means any of your personnel who is duly authorised by you to access and use the Account and Services;
“Book Transfer” means an internal balance transfer between the Accounts held by the same account holder or under our control;
“FPS” means faster payment services;
“GBP” means pounds sterling;
“Large Business Customer” means a business customer which on the date of opening the Account is not a Small Business Customer;
“Nominated Account” Means a separate operational bank account that you hold and maintain with a bank or financial institution which is not related to us;
“PSR” means the Payment Services Regulations 2017, as amended;
“Small Business Customer” means, as defined under the PSR, a business customer which on the date of opening the Account had fewer than 10 employees; and an annual turnover and/or balance sheet total (either individually or as a group, if it is part of a group) of £2 million or less;

Annex 2. Savings Account Terms

Our Savings accounts are managed by a company called Bondsmith Savings Ltd. These are the terms and conditions for opening and managing a savings account provided through their services:

  1. Introduction
    1. These End User Terms and Conditions (“Terms and Conditions”) are the conditions on which Bondsmith Savings Ltd (“Bondsmith”) and Bondsmith Savings Nominees Ltd (“BSNL”) (together “we”, “us” or “our”) provide end users (“you” or “your”) of our Services.
    2. Bondsmith Savings Ltd (company registration number 11524247) has its head office at 124-128 City Road, London, EC1V 2NJ, United Kingdom.
    3. Bondsmith Savings Nominees Ltd (company registration number 13480386) has its head office at 124-128 City Road, London, EC1V 2NJ, United Kingdom.
    4. These Terms and Conditions describe the terms and conditions that apply to your use of the Services.
    5. You may not access or use the Services unless you agree to comply with the terms and conditions that apply to the Services. You should therefore read these Terms and Conditions carefully and make sure you understand them. If you do not understand any of the Terms and Conditions, please contact us before using the Services by Prosper.
    6. The Terms and Conditions apply from the point you apply to use our Services and, by applying and using the Services, you agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions and acknowledge that they create legal, valid and binding obligations on you that are enforceable by us. The Terms and Conditions will continue until they are cancelled or end in line with the provisions set out below.
    7. These Terms and Conditions apply in addition to any terms and conditions you may have with [a Platform Operator through which you access the Services][any Deposit Taker which provides you with an account that we access as part of the Services]. We have no responsibility for the products and services provided to you by or through this party and will not be liable to you for any harm, damage or loss arising from your use of the products and services provided by or through them.
    8. You may view an up-to-date copy of these Terms and Conditions at any time as from the Prosper Platform, and you can contact us at support@joinprosper.co.uk to request a paper copy at any time.
  2. Eligibility and Onboarding
    1. You can only use the Services if:
      1. you are 18 or over;
      2. you are a resident in and using our Services from the UK;
      3. we are able to adequately verify your identity;
      4. you hold a current account in your own name with a bank or building society in the UK;
      5. you agree to comply with all laws and regulations applicable to your use of the Services; and
      6. you provide us with all the information that we may reasonably request in order to provide our Services to you, and this information is accurate, complete and truthful. This may include documents and other information that we need to verify your identity, to carry out financial crime checks and
      7. you are not a Tax Resident of the United States.

We may request further information from you at any stage if we need this in order to comply with our legal obligations or to provide our Services to you. If you do not supply any information that we request promptly, we may not be able to provide the Services to you.

  1. You are obliged to keep the information set out in clause 2.1 up to date shortly following any changes, and should you not meet these requirements we reserve the right to suspend the Services to you in line with the termination provisions set out in clause 10.
  2. You acknowledge that we have the right to delay your application to use our Services until all required documentation and information has been provided to us.
  3. We will only start to provide the Services to you once we:
    1. have received your duly completed application;
    2. are satisfied that identity checks have been successfully completed as required by UK anti-money laundering regulations; and
    3. have been provided with copies and/or details of any certifications necessary for tax requirements.
  4. We reserve the right not to provide Services to you where doing so may lead us to breach any laws and/or regulations we are subject to. For example, if we are unable to verify your identity in accordance with our legal and regulatory requirements then we will not accept you as a user and will return any monies/reject any instructions to you that you have transferred/given to us in connection with you application (less any applicable charges).
  5. If you are introduced to our services by/access our services through a third party (for example, an Intermediary), the third party may be able to verify your identity for the purposes of the UK anti-money laundering regulations. We may be entitled to accept the verification provided by the third party but we reserve the right to request additional information and documentation to satisfy our own anti-money laundering procedures.
  6. You consent to us undertaking any electronic search we consider necessary for the purposes of verifying your identity and address. To do so, we may check details about you against certain databases that we have access to. We may also use your details in the future to assist other companies for verification purposes. A record of this search will be retained.
  7. If we cannot verify your identity, we may ask you to provide certain original documents. You agree that we may pass on such information we obtain as part of this process as we consider necessary to relevant third parties to comply with applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
  8. You acknowledge and agree that in meeting our obligations under these Terms and Conditions, we may disclose your identity, customer due diligence information and any other information reasonably required to Deposit Takers and as otherwise required by applicable law.
  9. If, for any reason, we cannot provide our Services to you, we are not required to tell you the reason for this.
  10. We reserve the right to reject your request to open an account with us for any reason, without providing you with reasons.
  11. These Terms and Conditions shall begin on the date we accept your application for an account and shall continue until terminated in line with clauses 9 or 10.
  12. Communication between you and us
    1. These Terms and Conditions are in English and all communications between you and us in relation to the Services will be in English.
    2. We may contact you via email. If laws and/or regulations require that we have to contact or give you notice in writing, we will do so by e-mail, by hand or by post to the latest address for you that we have been provided with. You should therefore ensure that we are promptly notified if your email address or postal address changes at any point.
    3. We may rely and act on all communications which we reasonably believe to have been made by you unless you indicate otherwise.
    4. If you wish to contact us, then you can do so via support@joinprosper.co.uk.
  13. DOCUMENTATION AND STATEMENTS
    1. We will provide you with monthly statements setting out:
      1. information regarding your deposits;
      2. any fees that you have occurred; and
      3. any accrued interest that is yet to be paid, through the Prosper Platform.
  1. Copies of such statements will also be stored on the Platform which you will be able to view by logging into your account.
  2. Provided that we are given the information by the relevant Deposit Taker(s), we will provide you with an annual statement of interest setting out all interest received within the last relevant tax year for any Deposit Account(s) we are holding on your behalf. You acknowledge that we are not responsible for information that we display that has been provided to us by Deposit Takers. Where and if you identify any discrepancies with the information presented then please let us know immediately.
  3. CANCELLATION
    1. You have 14 days to cancel these Terms and Conditions beginning on the date we commence the provision of our Services or the date you receive this document, whichever is later. If you wish to cancel these Terms and Conditions, please notify us via the Prosper Platform or contacting us via support@joinprosper.co.uk.
    2. Certain Deposit Accounts accessed via the Services may grant depositors a right to cancel. Where a Deposit Account provides a cancellation right, we will only exercise the cancellation right where instructed to do so by all clients we hold the Deposit Account on behalf of (including you), and in compliance with any restrictions on the cancellation right (including, but not limited to, time limits). You may not be able to exercise a cancellation right on your own and we are not bound to comply with any cancellation requests until all clients involved in the Deposit Account submit such a request.
    3. A cancellation right is separate from any right to realise deposits standing to credit in a Deposit Account (in whole or in part), and therefore it may be possible for you to instruct us to withdraw your funds from a Deposit Account without requiring that we exercise a cancellation right (subject to the specific terms of the Deposit Account).
    4. Once we have placed your money in a Deposit Account that does not have a right to withdraw funds (through any means) during the period in which you have to cancel these Terms and Condition, or you are unable to exercise such a right during this period (for any reason), you cannot cancel these Terms and Conditions. In such circumstances, you must wait until the Deposit Account permits withdrawals in accordance with its terms before terminating these Terms and Conditions.
  4. Suspension
    1. We can suspend access to your account where
      1. we know or suspect the security of your account has been compromised or there has been actual or attempted fraudulent, unauthorised or illegitimate use;
      2. your account has or may be used for illegal purposes;
      3. your account has been used in a manner that contravenes and/or breaches these terms;
      4. the information in respect of you which we hold is not correct; and
      5. we are required to cancel your account in line with our legal and regulatory obligations.
    2. Provided we are allowed to do so under the laws we are subject to, we will endeavour to give you advance notice if we are to exercise our suspension rights, as well as the reason for doing so and how the matter can be resolved.
    3. If we are unable to tell you about a suspension beforehand, we will endeavour to tell you of it immediately after (again, explaining why this action has been taken and how it can be resolved), but this is also subject to the laws we are required to follow allowing us to do so.
    4. If your account has been suspended, you will not be able to:
      1. access your account in any manner;
      2. deposit in or withdraw funds from any of the deposits that are offered to you, and shall have no liability for refusing you carry out instructions from you in relation to the above.
  1. Once the reason for suspension has ceased, we will reinstate your account as soon as reasonably possible.
  2. Your Right to TerminatE
    1. You may terminate these Terms and Conditions by notifying us at any time. You can do this via the Prosper Platform or.contacting us via support@joinprosper.co.uk.
    2. Following our receipt of your notice, these Terms and Conditions will terminate as soon as practically possible, subject to the following:
      1. where you have no funds in any Deposit Accounts, or you only hold funds in Deposit Accounts where it is possible to immediately withdraw your funds without detriment to any other client with funds in the Deposit Account, we will:
        1. immediately withdraw all funds being held on your behalf in Deposit Accounts to the Holding Account,
        2. then transfer funds held beneficially for you in the Holding Account to the originating account;
      2. where you have funds in any Deposit Account which it is not possible for you to withdraw funds from until a specified date and/or where a withdrawal would detriment the remaining clients with funds in the Deposit Account, we will only withdraw those funds to the Holding Account and then transfer these funds once we are able to withdraw from all of the Deposit Accounts held on your behalf without detriment to other clients.

Once all withdrawal proceeds have been transferred to the originating account, these Terms and Conditions will be terminated and your account with us will close.

  1. You agree and acknowledge that following your notification to terminate these Terms and Conditions, you are not permitted to submit any Account Instructions which would result in funds being placed in
    1. a Deposit Account where it would not be possible to withdraw funds until a date after the latest maturity date of your current Deposit Accounts, or
    2. a Deposit Account where withdrawing on or before the latest maturity date of your current Deposit Accounts would cause detriment to other clients with funds in the Deposit Account
  2. Our Right to Terminate
    1. We may terminate these Terms and Conditions by notifying you in writing.
    2. Any termination of these Terms and Conditions shall be without prejudice to any rights that have accrued to either party.
    3. The termination notice shall take effect either:
      1. two months after you having received our notification, or
      2. upon the occurrence of the latest maturity date of your current Deposit Accounts, whichever is later.
  1. When our notification takes effect, all proceeds from your Deposit Accounts will be withdrawn to the Holding Account and subsequently transferred on to the account that the funds originated from and these Terms and Conditions will be terminated and your account will close.
  2. You agree and acknowledge that where you receive a termination notification from us, you are not permitted to submit any Account Instructions which would result in the date of notification becoming effective being extended.

Termination in case of breach/legal requirement

  1. We may terminate our agreement with you or suspend your access to any part of our Services at any time if:
    1. you have acted in a manner that means these Terms and Conditions are unenforceable, void or discharged, for example:
      1. you have given us any false information;
      2. you are using the Services illegally or fraudulently;
      3. you do not meet the eligibility criteria for our Services
      4. you have seriously and/or persistently breached these Terms and Conditions; or
      5. you have become bankrupt, any similar step/proceedings have been commenced against you or you are otherwise unable pay your debts, or
      6. we believe we are required to do so by law.
  2. Should we decide to exercise such termination right, provided we are permitted to do so by applicable law, we will close your account, liquidate your Deposit Accounts and return all funds to you (via the Holding Account).
  3. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS
    1. Subject to the below, we will give you at least two months' prior written notice via email of any intended material change to these Terms and Conditions, along with the new version of the Terms and Conditions.
    2. If you do not agree with the proposed change(s) you must tell Prosper before that change takes effect and you will have the right to terminate these Terms and Conditions at any time before the proposed date of their entry into force. If you do not contact us in order to tell us that you do not accept the changes and request to terminate these Terms and Conditions you will be deemed to have accepted the change(s) and they will automatically take effect on the date specified in the notice.
    3. Where you seek to terminate these Terms and Conditions, this will be effected in the manner specified in clause 9.
    4. Any change to these Terms and Conditions which is required to be made to reflect a change of applicable law or regulation, or which is in your favour, may take effect immediately (without
      notice) or otherwise as we may specify. Where this occurs, we will attempt to notify you before the change takes effect if possible, but failing that, will notify you via email as soon as possible after the change becomes effective.
  4. Data Protection
    1. We will handle your personal in line with our Privacy Policy (“Privacy Policy”) which can be found on our website. Please note that this Privacy Policy is changed from time to time, please refer to our website for the most up to date Privacy Policy. If you are not comfortable with how we handle your information as explained in the Privacy Policy, you should not use our Services.
  5. Our liability to you
    1. If we do not comply with the Terms and Conditions then, subject to clauses 11.2 and 11.3, we will only be responsible to you for any loss or damage you suffer as a result of our breach of the Terms and Conditions. We will not be responsible under any circumstances for any loss or damage that was not foreseeable to both you and us at the time you entered into the Terms and Conditions (such as loss of profits or other opportunities).
    2. We shall not be liable to you for:
      1. any default, of any nature or for any reason, by any Deposit Taker holding the Holding Account or a Deposit Account in relation to returning the amount of any deposit(s) placed with such Deposit Taker, or in relation to any interest on that deposit;
      2. any loss or damage suffered by you as a result of a Deposit Taker holding the Holding Account or a Deposit Account going into liquidation or a receiver, trustee, administrator or other insolvency practitioner being appointed or the equivalent proceeding in any applicable jurisdiction to the relevant Deposit Taker;
      3. any loss or damage suffered by you as a result of the Services being unavailable for whatever reason; nor
      4. any Event Outside of Our Control in accordance with clause 12.
    3. We do not exclude or limit in any way our liability where we cannot exclude or limit our liability by law or regulation.
  6. EVENTS OUTSIDE OUR CONTROL
    1. We will not be liable or responsible for any failure to perform, or delay in performance of, any of our obligations under these Terms and Conditions if it is caused by an Event Outside Our Control.
    2. An Event Outside Our Control means any act or event beyond our reasonable control, and may include: the acts or regulations of any government, supranational body or authority; breakdown, failure or malfunction of any telecommunications or computer service or services; industrial disputes; and acts of war, terrorism, civil unrest or natural disaster.
    3. If we become aware of an Event Outside Our Control that affects our provision of the Services or these Terms and Conditions, we will contact you as soon as reasonably possible.
    4. Our obligations under these Terms and Conditions may be suspended and the time for performance of our obligations will be extended for the duration of the Event Outside Our Control. We will use reasonable endeavours to recommence the provision of the Services as soon as reasonably possible after the Event Outside Our Control is over.
  7. Complaints
    1. If you wish to complain about any of ours Services, we have procedures designed to resolve your complaint effectively. We will give you a copy of our complaints policy on request.
    2. To make a complaint you should contact support@joinprosper.co.uk in the first instance.
    3. We will aim to deal quickly and fairly with any complaints you have about our Services in accordance with our obligations under applicable law. We may, however, direct you back to support@joinprosper.co.uk if your complaint relates to the services of the Prosper Platform through which you accessed our Services.
    4. If your complaint relates to the provision of Payment Services and we do not resolve it to your satisfaction, you may be able to refer it to the UK Financial Ombudsman Service. You can contact the UK Financial Ombudsman by telephone on: from inside the UK: 0800 023 4567; from other countries: +44 20 7964 0500 on Monday to Friday, 8am to 8pm and on Saturday 9am to 1pm; by post at The Financial Ombudsman Service, Exchange Tower, London E14 9SR; or by email: complaint.info@financial-ombudsman.org.uk. The UK Financial Ombudsman Service is also available in a number of different languages and if you need it you will be put in touch with a
      translator when you contact the UK Financial Ombudsman Service.
  8. Conflicts of interest
    1. In case conflicts arise between our interests (and companies within the Bondsmith group), those of our employees and/ or our clients, and also between clients themselves, we will identify and handle all conflicts in line with our conflicts policy (a copy which can be provided on request).
  9. Other Important terms
    1. A waiver of any right or remedy under these Terms and Conditions is only effective if given in writing and shall not be deemed a waiver of any subsequent breach or default.
    2. A failure or delay by a party to exercise any right or remedy provided under these Terms and Conditions or by law shall not constitute a waiver of that or any other right or remedy, nor shall it preclude or restrict any further exercise of that or any other right or remedy.
    3. No single or partial exercise of any right or remedy provided under these Terms and Conditions or by law shall preclude or restrict the further exercise of any such right or remedy.
    4. Unless specifically provided otherwise, rights arising under these Terms and Conditions are cumulative and do not exclude rights provided by law.
    5. If any court or competent authority finds that any provision of these Terms and Conditions (or part of any provision) is invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that provision or part-provision shall, to the extent required, be deemed to be deleted, and the validity and enforceability of the other provisions of these Terms and Conditions shall not be affected.
    6. These Terms and Conditions constitutes the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes and extinguishes all previous drafts, arrangements, understandings or agreements between them, whether written or oral, relating to the subject matter of these Terms and Conditions.
    7. Each party acknowledges that, in entering into these Terms and Conditions, it does not rely on, and shall have no remedies in respect of, any representation or warranty (whether made innocently or negligently) that is not set out in these Terms and Conditions.
    8. Each party agrees that its only liability in respect of those representations and warranties that are set out in these Terms and Conditions (whether made innocently or negligently) shall be for breach of agreement.
    9. You shall not, without our prior written consent, assign, transfer, charge, mortgage, sub-contract or deal in any other manner with all or any of your rights or obligations under these Terms and Conditions.
    10. Nothing in these Terms and Conditions is intended to, or shall operate to, create a partnership between the parties.
    11. Except as expressly provided in these Terms and Conditions:
      1. neither party authorises the other party to act as agent for it; and
      2. neither party shall have authority to act in the name or on behalf of or otherwise to bind the other in any way (including the making of any representation or warranty, the assumption of any obligation or liability and the exercise of any right or power).
    12. A person who is not a party to these Terms and Conditions shall not have any rights under or in connection with it.
  10. Governing law
    1. These Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of England and Wales and are subject to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.
  11. Funding the Deposit Management SErvices
    1. As part of your application for the Services you must provide us with details of the bank account from which you intend to make payments and into which you wish to receive payments (your “Nominated Account”). Your Nominated Account must be in your name.
    2. If you wish to change your Nominated Account, you must notify us in writing, and you must provide such information/evidence as we may request to prove that the new nominated account is held in your name. Any changes to your Nominated Account will only become effective once accepted by us in writing.
    3. You may fund the Deposit Management Service by electronic bank transfer from your Nominated Account or card payment from a card linked to your Nominated Account. We will provide you with further information on the process for funding the Deposit Management Service on the Platform. We reserve the right to refuse to accept any particular funding transaction or to disable any particular funding method in our sole discretion.
    4. When funding the Deposit Management Service, you must ensure that you enter the correct account details of the Deposit Account you wish to fund. Inputting the incorrect account details may result in your transfer being rejected, the funds not being received by us/a Deposit Taker and/or delays in your ability to place the funds in a Deposit Account. We accept no liability for any costs, delays and/or loss of tax benefits you suffer where this occurs due to your error when entering the payment information.
  12. Account Instructions
    1. We require an Account Instruction to:
      1. fund a Deposit Account using funds from
        1. your Nominated Account,
        2. another Deposit Account; or
      2. withdraw funds from a Deposit Account and transfer these funds to your Nominated Account.
    2. Any Account Instruction submitted by you will be deemed received on the next applicable Business Day.
    3. Any Account Instruction to be performed on a specific day or period of time is deemed to have
      been received on that specific day or period of time.
    4. Account Instructions are executed by the end of the Business Day following the deemed receipt of instructions by us.
    5. You may not withdraw your Account Instruction if it is deemed to have been received.
    6. We may, in our sole discretion, elect not to effect any Account Instruction if we reasonably believe one or more of the following applies:
      1. we have received incomplete Account Instruction;
      2. your security details for the Platform have been compromised and/or it is not you has asked for the Account Instruction to be communicated;
      3. we suspect that you and/or the Account Instruction is connected with fraudulent and/or criminal activity (including where you may be the victim of such activity);
      4. we would be involved in some form of criminal activity and/or would break the law if we were to carry out the Account Instruction;
      5. the regulations we are subject to prohibit us from carrying out the Account Instruction;
      6. effecting the Account Instruction would cause us to breach some other form of duty, requirement or obligation we have (for example, under a contract with someone else); or
      7. we would be at risk of enforcement action from a government, regulator or law enforcement agency if we effected the Account Instruction.
    7. We may also elect not to effect any Account Instruction if we, in our sole discretion, consider the resulting transfer will be rejected by the relevant Deposit Taker for any reason.
    8. Provided it is permissible under applicable law, we will notify you by telephone or in writing by email if we exercise either of these rights (as well as the reason for doing so and how it may be resolved).
    9. If we cannot do this, provided we are allowed to do so, we will inform you of us taking such action after.

Funding a Deposit Account

  1. You may give us instructions via the Platform to place funds on your behalf into one or more Deposits Account. We will complete such instructions using the funds you have delivered to us from your Nominated Account or another Deposit Account.
  2. Funds received from your Nominated Account that are not directly paid into a Deposit Account will be held by BSNL in the Holding Account as bare trustee on your behalf until the start of any Deposit Account which is the subject of any Account Instruction you provide to us.
  3. BSNL will treat itself as holding funds on your behalf once it has received your cleared funds from the Nominated Account. You are responsible for ensuring that you have sufficient cleared funds in your Nominated Account to transfer the requested deposit amount to us.
  4. You acknowledge that:
    1. We are not responsible for the length of time it takes payments to clear to or from your Nominated Account as this is outside of our control; and
    2. We will only be deemed to hold a balance on trust for you once we have actual receipt of cleared funds and not the acceptance of your Account Instruction.
  5. You may also give us instructions to transfer funds already held in a Deposit Account to another Deposit Account. This will be treated as a withdrawal from the first Deposit Account (into the Holding Account) and then a placement of the funds into the second Deposit Account (from the Holding Account).
  6. If we are unable to withdraw the funds from the existing Deposit Account for any reason, we will not carry out the Account Instructions and advise you of this.
  7. You will not earn interest on the balance of funds held in the Holding Account whilst they remain there.
  8. Once the transfer from the Nominated Account and/or withdrawal from the first Deposit Account is cleared, you acknowledge that your Account Instructions permit us to use the funds we hold in the Holding Account for your benefit to fund the selected Deposit Account which BSNL will hold on your behalf as bare trustee.
  9. An Account Instruction to fund a Deposit Account will only be carried out once we hold a sufficient balance for you in the Holding Account to fulfil the Account Instruction.
  10. Where we are instructed to place funds into Deposit Accounts, we will arrange to open an account (or multiple accounts) with the relevant Deposit Taker offering the Deposit Account(s). The time required to
    open different Deposit Accounts depends on the Deposit Taker, but in certain circumstances may be up to ten Business Days.
  11. Where permitted by the relevant Deposit Taker, you may have the ability to place funds directly into one or more Deposits Account from your Nominated Account. Where this is permissible, we will communicate the relevant payment details of the Deposit Account (e.g. the account number and sort code) and you will be able to initiate a transaction from your Nominated Account.
  12. Subject to the terms and conditions of the relevant Deposit Taker, payments into the Deposit Account will normally be credited by close of business on the Business Day following the day on which the Deposit Account is opened. The terms and conditions of your Nominated Account may establish the execution timeframes associated with transfers from that account.
  13. You acknowledge that your rights under a Deposit Account are subject to the terms and conditions of the relevant Deposit Taker.
  14. The applicable net interest rate for each Deposit Account will be confirmed to you via the Prosper Platform once the relevant Deposit Taker has accepted your monies.
  15. In relation to opening Deposit Accounts, we are entitled to rely on any information you have already provided and information provided about you by third parties. If we ask you for further information in accordance with these Terms and Conditions and you do not promptly provide it, or if the information provided by you is incorrect or incomplete or becomes incorrect or incomplete, we may not be able to carry out the Services and we shall not be responsible for any loss suffered by you as a result (including from potential lost interest).
  16. Some Deposit Accounts may only be available for a limited period and/or have specific eligibility criteria. We will display any eligibility criteria for a Deposit Account via the Platform. Where a Deposit Account has eligibility criteria, we may:
    1. choose not to display it to you via the Platform if we are aware that you do not satisfy the criteria; and/or
    2. reject any Account Instructions to fund such a Deposit Account where you do not satisfy the eligibility criteria.
  17. Where a Deposit Account has eligibility criteria, we may reject any Account Instructions to fund such a Deposit Account where you do not satisfy the eligibility criteria.
  18. If, for any reason, we are unable to place your funds in your specified Deposit Account, your funds will be returned to your Nominated Account. Withdrawing funds from a Deposit Account
  19. You may submit instructions to withdraw funds from a Deposit Account. However, we will only execute such Account Instructions:
    1. where the withdrawal is for the full value of your balance in the Deposit Account;
    2. where withdrawals are permitted by the terms and conditions of the relevant Deposit Taker; and
    3. where effecting the relevant withdrawal will not result in detriment to any other client we hold the Deposit Account on behalf of (for example, reductions in the interest rate or closure of the Deposit Account as a whole).
  20. In accordance with the underlying terms and conditions of a Deposit Account, it will not generally be possible to withdraw monies from a Deposit Account before the expiry of any fixed term or a given notice period applicable to it. In the event that withdrawals are possible, any such withdrawals may result in charges or penalties being applied or interest being forfeited in relation to your proceeds. We will try to minimise the impact of any such charges or penalties in those circumstances, but we cannot guarantee that there will not be any.
  21. Withdrawals are dependent on the relevant Deposit Takers accepting and acting on instructions to make the requested transfers in a timely way. We do not accept responsibility for any of the Deposit Takers failing to transfer monies in the timescales required for any particular withdrawal.
  22. Where a Deposit Account is subject to a fixed term, in good time prior to the maturity date of the Deposit Account, we will inform you [or your Intermediary] through the Platform, by email or telephone about your options on maturity.
  23. Upon:
    1. you submitting an Account Instruction to withdraw funds from a Deposit Account, and/or
    2. a maturity of any Deposit Account, the proceeds payable to you will be transferred to the Holding Account and you may request it be transferred to your Nominated Account or placed in another Deposit Account.
  1. STATUS OF THE ACCOUNTS
    1. You acknowledge that the opening of any Deposit Taker Account may be outside of our control and that responsibility for opening each Deposit Taker Account shall lie with the relevant Deposit Taker and not us.
    2. You acknowledge and agree that the Holding Account and each Deposit Account held under the Services (together, the “Deposit Taker Accounts”) will be opened in BSNL’s name but held on trust for clients, including you, who have deposited funds into such Deposit Taker Accounts. BSNL will also hold all funds contained within the Deposit Taker Accounts on trust for each of the clients who have deposited funds within the Deposit Taker Accounts in accordance with their proportionate beneficial interests in such funds.
    3. Your money held in the Holding Account and any Deposit Account may be pooled with money belonging to other clients, which means that you would not have a claim against a specific sum in a specific account. In such circumstances any claim which you might have would be against the pool in general.
    4. We will only use the funds that we hold on your behalf for the purpose of:
      1. placing them within Deposit Accounts you have selected in accordance with these Terms and Conditions;
      2. paying expenses associated with opening and holding the Deposit Accounts you have selected;
      3. paying any charges or other monies which you owe us or a third party.
    5. Where an expense is payable in respect of a Deposit Account which is held on your behalf (for example, fees payable to a Deposit Taker as a result of negative interest rates), this expense shall be deducted from your funds held within that Deposit Account. If the Deposit Account is held on a pooled basis, the expense shall be allocated amongst the relevant clients on a pro rata basis in accordance with their proportionate beneficial interests in the relevant Account.
    6. Neither you nor we can:
      1. lend,
      2. use as security for a loan,
      3. create any lien, charge, security or other encumbrance over the Holding Account, any Deposit Account, the funds contain in either, the documentation evidencing title to
        either, or any rights associated in respect of any of these.
  1. We reserve the right to close, without prior notification, any Deposit Account in relation to which there are no outstanding Account Instructions and where we reasonably believe that there will be no new Account Instructions in the foreseeable future.
  2. Interest payments
    1. In respect of interest earned on any Deposit Account:
      1. where this is paid on maturity of a Deposit Account, this will be transferred to the Holding
        Account alongside your original capital deposit;
      2. where this is paid periodically, this will be retained within the relevant Deposit Account
        until withdrawn by you from that Deposit Account or the Deposit Account reaches
        maturity.
    2. Interest payable to you will be calculated according to your ongoing balance in a Deposit Account (whether held by you directly, or held on your behalf), and the period of time in which you have a balance in the Deposit Account. We will round interest payments due to you to the nearest penny.
    3. Where interest payments are displayed on the Prosper Platform, these may be rounded down to the nearest penny, and therefore show you the minimum amount of interest you will be paid. This is to take account of the fact that Deposit Amounts may be pooled and to prevent rounding errors misleading you as to the amount you will be due. The figure displayed should be taken as only being indicative of the interest you will be paid, and we will not rely on it when making payments to you.
    4. A proportion of the interest that accrues on amounts placed in Deposit Accounts on your behalf will be payable to us by the Deposit Taker (such amount being the “Bondsmith Interest”).
    5. The Deposit Taker may pay interest on amounts placed in Deposit Accounts net or gross of Bondsmith Interest:
      1. If it is paid net of Bondsmith Interest, they will pay the Bondsmith Interest directly to us and only the remaining interest, to which you are absolutely entitled, will be paid into the Deposit Account or held by BSNL in the Holding Account;
      2. If they pay interest into the Deposit Account gross of the Bondsmith Interest, all interest that accrues on the relevant amount will be paid into the Deposit Account or the Holding Account, at which point the interest payable to you will be transferred to your Nominated Bank Account on the withdrawal of your original capital deposit. The proportion that constitutes Bondsmith Interest will be retained in the Holding Account and be the beneficial property of Bondsmith.

You shall have no entitlement to, or rights in respect of, such amount of Bondsmith Interest, and Bondsmith shall be free to withdraw it from the Deposit Account/Holding Account at any time and shall generally do so as soon as possible.

  1. The interest rates on Deposit Accounts displayed on the Prosper Platform will always displayed net of any Bondsmith Interest applicable.
  2. INDIVIDUAL AND JOINT ACCOUNTS
    1. If you wish to receive the Services, when completing an application via the Prosper Platform, you must specify whether you would like to receive the Services on an individual or joint basis.
    2. If you wish to receive Deposit Management Services on an individual basis, the amounts within the Holding Account and any Deposit Accounts for your benefit will be held for you absolutely
      and not for the benefit of any other person.
    3. If you wish to receive a Joint Account for more than one person, the amounts held within the Holding Account and any Deposit Accounts for your benefit will be held for such persons jointly. Some Deposit Accounts cannot be held jointly. Where your monies are deposited in such Deposit Accounts, it will be deposited in the sole name of one of the Joint Account Holders. We will try to ensure that your other accounts and deposits are held in the name of the other Joint Account Holder(s), such that overall funds are held equally in the Joint Account Holders’ names (to the extent possible).
    4. In respect of Joint Accounts and Joint Account Holders, references to “you” in this Agreement are to any person in whose name the Joint Account is held and we may exercise our rights or obligations under this Agreement against any person who is named on that Joint Account.
    5. We may give any notice or communication to any one or all persons in whose names a Joint Account is held and any notice or communication, made to any one person, shall be deemed as having been made to all Joint Account Holders.
  3. Taxation
    1. It is your responsibility to determine what, if any, taxes apply to the payments you receive in connection with the Services (“Taxes”). It is solely your responsibility to assess, collect, report, or remit the correct Taxes to the proper tax authority. We are not under any obligation to determine whether Taxes apply, or calculate, collect, report, or remit any Taxes to any tax authority arising from any Deposit Account on your behalf. You acknowledge that we may make certain reports to tax authorities in the United Kingdom and overseas regarding your Deposit Accounts and any amount held for your benefit in the Holding Account.
  4. FSCS Protection
    1. If you are eligible for FSCS protection and the Deposit Taker with which a Deposit Account or Holding Account is held is a member of the FSCS (see below), you may in certain circumstances be entitled to receive compensation from the FSCS in the event that the Deposit Taker is unable to meet its obligations.
    2. Please note that Deposit Takers located outside the UK are not covered by the FSCS and the compensation arrangements governing them will depend on the country or jurisdiction in which they are regulated. Compensation schemes in overseas jurisdictions may not offer equivalent protection to that provided by the FSCS and may offer a lower amount of compensation. The amount of cover available to you will depend on your status and the country involved. If you choose to place a deposit where no FSCS protection is available (for example because the protection of an equivalent overseas scheme is available or the FSCS scheme does not apply to you), you may be accepting the risk of insolvency of the Deposit Taker in respect of all or a greater part of the relevant deposit.
    3. BSNL holds all funds within the Holding Account and Deposit Accounts on trust, and therefore an insolvency practitioner would not generally view such funds as forming part of Bondsmith’s estate. As such, those funds should not be available to Bondsmith’s creditors and should be distributed to clients, including you, following the deduction of the insolvency practitioner’s costs, and any other costs that are deductible under applicable law.
    4. The limits for FSCS compensation may change from time to time. You should always check www.fscs.org.uk for the current limits. Please note that this limit applies to your total holdings with a Deposit Taker and us (as applicable), and therefore includes all the cash you may hold with any Deposit Taker or us, whether through the Services or outside of it.
  5. Definitions
    1. In these Terms and Conditions, the defined terms shall have the following meanings:
  6. “Account Instruction” means instructions submitted to us via the Platform Operator for placing or withdrawal of funds to or from Deposit Taker(s)/the Services;

“Business Day” means a day on which Deposit Takers are open for business in the United Kingdom;

“Deposit Account” means an account opened by us in our name (on a designated bare trust basis) on behalf of either you or certain clients, including you, on you/their instruction, as beneficiaries with a Deposit Taker;

  1. “Deposit Taker” means a bank, building society or other recognised financial institution that is authorised to accept deposits;
  2. “Event Outside Our Control” has the meaning given in clause 14.2;
  3. “FCA” means the Financial Conduct Authority and any successor organisation;
  4. “FSCS” means the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, being the scheme established pursuant to the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 under which deposits placed with Deposit Takers authorised by the FCA are afforded protection against default of the relevant Deposit Taker up to a certain amount per depositor per Deposit Taker and includes any successor scheme or entity under any succeeding or subsequent legislation;
  5. “Holding Account” means a designated bare trust account opened and maintained by us in BSNL’s name on behalf of our clients generally, including you, as beneficiaries, with the Holding Account Provider, for the purposes of holding funds immediately following their withdrawal from Deposit Accounts but prior to their being transferred back to you;
  6. “Holding Account Provider” means HSBC Bank plc or a Deposit Taker of our choosing, as notified to you from time to time;
  7. “Joint Account” means an Account held in the name of two or more persons.
  8. “Joint Account Holder” means any one or all persons (as applicable) in whose name a Joint Account is held.
  9. “Nominated Account” means an account at a Deposit Taker or electronic money provider held by you in your name and notified to us in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.
  10. “Prosper” and as applicable “Prosper Platform” means (i) the investment services platform provided to you by Prosper being Prosper Savings Ltd (which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, registration number 991710 and registered in England and Wales with company number 11923629. Registered office: 85 First Floor, Great Portland Street, London, W1W 7LT), through which the Services can be accessed;
  11. “Platform Operator” means Prosper as the operator of the Prosper Platform;
  12. “Regulatory Obligations” means each and every requirement and obligation which are or may be imposed upon you, us and/or any Deposit Taker by law, regulation, court order, and/or the requirement of a regulator of a competent jurisdiction;
  13. “UK” means United Kingdom;
  14. “Services” means[ the deposit management services][, collectively, the deposit management, account information and payment initiation services] that we provide to you under these Terms and Conditions[, each individually being a “Service”];
  15. “Terms and Conditions” has the meaning given in clause 1.1 of the General Terms[ section];
  16. “you”/“your” means the individual, charity, corporate or any other such entity to whom the Services are provided.
  17. Any reference to any legislation, statute, rule, contract or any other document, is to such legislation, statute, rule, contract or other document as amended from time to time and as currently in force.
  18. Any reference to “including” or “includes” in these Terms and Conditions shall be deemed to be a reference to “including without limitation”.
  19. Any headings in these Terms and Conditions are provided for convenience only and shall not affect their interpretation.
  20. Any reference to a person in these Terms and Conditions shall include bodies corporate, unincorporated associations, trusts, partnerships and individuals.
  21. Unless the context requires otherwise, words used in these Terms and Conditions in the singular shall
    include the plural, and words used in these Terms and Conditions in the plural shall include the singular.
  22. If at any time any provision of these Terms and Conditions is or becomes illegal, invalid, or incapable of being applied in any respect under the law of any jurisdiction, all other provisions of these Terms and Conditions will remain legal, valid and capable of being applied under the law of that jurisdiction as well as under any other applicable law.
“Authorised User” means any of your personnel who is duly authorised by you to access and use the Account and Services;
“Book Transfer” means an internal balance transfer between the Accounts held by the same account holder or under our control;
“FPS” means faster payment services;
“GBP” means pounds sterling;
“Large Business Customer” means a business customer which on the date of opening the Account is not a Small Business Customer;
“Nominated Account” Means a separate operational bank account that you hold and maintain with a bank or financial institution which is not related to us;
“PSR” means the Payment Services Regulations 2017, as amended;
“Small Business Customer” means, as defined under the PSR, a business customer which on the date of opening the Account had fewer than 10 employees; and an annual turnover and/or balance sheet total (either individually or as a group, if it is part of a group) of £2 million or less;

Annex 3. Prosper Personal Pension Terms

The Terms and Conditions in this schedule apply to the Prosper Personal Pension the pension scheme underlying the Prosper Personal Pension is the Seccl Personal Pension. This schedule refers to “the Scheme”. This is a personal pension scheme that allows you to save for retirement in a tax-effective way with the potential to invest in a range of investments. It is registered with HMRC under tax reference 20005619RK.

The Scheme has been established and is governed by a Trust Deed and attaching Rules, “the Trust Deed”. Within the Trust Deed, Seccl Custody Limited established the Scheme within the meaning of Part 4 of the Finance Act 2004 “the Act" and is the scheme administrator for taxation purposes. Seccl Custody Limited (the “Administration Company”) has appointed Digital Pension Trustees Limited (“the Trustee”, a company owned by Seccl), as trustee of the Scheme.

Any reference in these Terms and Conditions to “we”, “us” and “our” are references to the Administration Company and in relation to paragraphs 1.11 and 1.13, the Trustee.  References to “you” and “your” are to you, our customer and member of the Scheme.

These Terms and Conditions, together with your application form a legally binding agreement between you and us.

Where this document refers to or describes a particular tax treatment, you should be aware that tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances and is subject to change in the future.

1. Our Personal Pension Services
1.1 The Trustee owns the cash and investments in your Prosper Personal Pension, holding them for your benefit under the Scheme Rules. The trustee has appointed Seccl Custody Limited to hold custody of the cash and investments. Seccl Custody Limited is responsible for the operation and administration of the Prosper Personal Pension. It is also responsible, as custodian, for the safekeeping and administration of the investments which you acquire in your Scheme. Seccl Custody Limited is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority to carry out these activities.
1.2 Our conflicts of interest policy sets out the types of actual or potential conflicts of interest which affect our business and provides details of how these are identified and managed or prevented. You have the right to ask us for further information regarding our conflicts of interest policy.
1.3 The FCA Rules require us to classify all investors. The Prosper Personal Pension service is provided by us to “retail clients”. Unless we tell you otherwise, we will treat you as a retail client under the FCA Rules. This means you get the highest level of protection available under the FCA Rules.
1.4 Our Scheme enables you to make investments into a range of different assets, but we do not provide any financial or tax advice, and therefore we will not assess the suitability or appropriateness for you of the investments you choose to hold within your Prosper Personal Pension, the Scheme itself or any other service we provide.
1.5 The investments which we provide access to may be restricted for your Prosper Personal Pension. These restrictions will be made after taking into consideration FCA requirements, HMRC rules, legislation and our administrative requirements.

Investment restrictions may be applied for the following valid reasons:
a. Changes in HMRC rules
b. Changes in pensions or other relevant legislation
c. Changes in the regulatory regime governing pension assets or reporting requirements
d. Changes in investment markets
e. Changes in how our business operates

There is no alternative to the Cash Account within your Prosper Personal Pension.
1.6 You alone are responsible for deciding whether your Prosper Personal Pension and the investments you choose are suitable for you. If you are in any doubt about the suitability or appropriateness of any particular investments, we recommend that you speak with an authorised adviser.
1.7 We may delegate our functions in respect of the Prosper Personal Pension to third parties in accordance with the Trust Deed. We will be responsible for the actions and omissions of any person to whom a function is delegated. We may also engage agents to help us perform our functions but will not be responsible for any acts and omissions of such persons subject to our duties under the FCA Rules and provided such engagements do not amount to a delegation of our functions.
1.8 Our Scheme is exclusively an online product for which you will need to complete an application. We will send communications and documents to you via the Message Hub. We will not generally communicate with you by post. All of our documents and communications with you will be in English. You agree to receive copies of our up-to-date policy summaries (including summaries of our conflicts of interest and order execution policies) via our website.
1.9 You can communicate with us about the Prosper Personal Pension by email at support@prosper.co.uk.
1.11 We are obliged under the FCA Rules to record certain communications (including telephone calls, electronic communications, and instant messaging) which relate to, or are intended to lead to, the buying or selling of an investment. You have the right to request a copy of such recordings relating to your Prosper Personal Pension at any time in the five-year period beginning on the date of the relevant recording. We may monitor and record other communications and calls.
1.12 If we are negligent, knowingly in default, act fraudulently, or breach these Terms and Conditions or Applicable Law (as relevant), then we are legally responsible to you for the results of our actions unless set out below.
1.13 If we make a mistake acting on your instructions to deal in, switch or sell investments, we will correct it as soon as possible, and reimburse you for any loss that is a direct result of our error. This reimbursement may occur outside your Prosper Personal Pension, due to the tax treatment of such corrections.
1.14 We will not be responsible to you:
1.14.1. if you suffer a loss because the value of your assets falls
1.14.2. if you suffer a loss because you fail to comply with these Terms and Conditions or with any applicable legal requirement or because of any action which we take or refrain from taking, in order to ensure that we comply with your instructions
1.14.3. for any action which we take or refrain from taking, in order to ensure that we comply with Applicable Law
1.14.4. if we delay or fail to execute a transaction because of market conditions which may prevent us from being able to execute it in accordance with our order execution policy or Applicable Law
1.14.5. if you suffer a loss that was not reasonably foreseeable by you or us when accepting your Application for the Prosper Personal Pension or is not otherwise a natural result of the breach
1.14.6. if you suffer any loss or damage as a result of an external event or something else that is unavoidable and outside our reasonable control, or as a result of any steps which we reasonably take in response to such (including the unavailability of our systems);
1.14.7. for any deals on your Prosper Personal Pension made by any person you have authorised to deal on your scheme (such as a financial adviser) that are placed incorrectly or without your authority
1.14.8. for the performance of any third party (for example, any broker required to execute a transaction), unless otherwise stated in these Terms and Conditions.

In this clause, the word “loss” includes but is not limited to any liability to tax or penalty under tax law.
1.15 The responsibilities in this section also apply to the Nominee and the Trustee. We are responsible for their respective actions or omissions.
2. Your responsibilities
2.1 By opening your Prosper Personal Pension, you agree that you will not take part in activity that may be considered to be market abuse. If we believe that your Prosper Personal Pension is being used to engage in market abuse, we reserve the right to take such action as we deem to be appropriate.
3. Prosper Personal Pension establishment
3.1 You can generally open and maintain a Prosper Personal Pension if you are an individual aged 18 years or over and aged under 75 years (if you are aged 75 years and over, you may open and maintain a Prosper Personal Pension via a transfer, however you will be unable to claim tax relief on any contributions into your pension).
3.2 As part of the Prosper Personal Pension opening process, you will set up a username and password and provide certain other personal security details which you will use to access the Prosper Personal Pension. You must keep your security details secret. You must not disclose them to anyone or allow any other person to access your Prosper Personal Pension using your security details. We are not responsible for any loss that your Prosper Personal Pension may incur as a result of not having kept your security details and/or password secret.
3.3 The submission of your application does not constitute our acceptance of your Prosper Personal Pension which we may decline entirely at our discretion. These Terms and Conditions come into force when we accept your application.
3.4 Under applicable money laundering regulations, we are required to verify the identity of our investors and their beneficial owners (which for your Prosper Personal Pension may include your employer’s beneficial owners where contributions are made by your employer) and obtain additional information in relation to them. In order to do this, we may carry out electronic searches on private and public databases and use credit reference agencies which will record that an enquiry has been made. We may also need to ask you for further documentation as evidence.
3.5 Until we have verified your identity, we will place restrictions on your Prosper Personal Pension, and we may prevent any payments of benefits to you or refuse any contributions or transfers.
3.6 We will confirm when we have accepted your application and you will become a member of the Scheme as long as you have supplied all relevant information about any tax relief and other information requested as part of the application process.
4. Making payments and contributions to the Prosper Personal Pension
4.1 If you are eligible, you or your employer may make contributions to your Prosper Personal Pension either on an ad-hoc or regular basis. These contributions can be done through a transfer of money via bank transfer, direct debit or other payment method made available by us from time to time.
4.2 Personal contributions will normally be treated as having been paid net of basic rate tax which we will claim on your behalf from HMRC. The tax reclaim process normally takes between six to 12 weeks, during this time the money being reclaimed is not available for investment until we receive cleared funds from HMRC.
4.3 Tax relief is granted at your highest marginal rate of income tax. If you are a higher rate taxpayer, you will need to reclaim the additional tax relief through your self-assessment tax return.
4.4 You must tell the Administration Company if you are not entitled to tax relief on all or part of the contributions. More information on contribution rules and limits are available on our website or by contacting a financial adviser.
4.5 If you make contributions to your Prosper Personal Pension which, when combined with other contributions to other UK pension schemes, exceed the amount on which you are entitled to tax relief, we may agree to refund the excess contributions to you provided there is sufficient money in your Prosper Personal Pension to make the refund to you and repay any amounts due to HMRC. Any investment loss or growth in respect of a refunded contribution will be deemed to be outside the Scheme. A contribution cannot be refunded simply because it takes contributions over the Annual Allowance. Before we refund any excess contributions, we will require evidence that the payment will be authorised under the tax rules. Any excess tax relief already received from HMRC must be returned to HMRC within the timescale specified by HMRC. We are not responsible for any interest levied by HMRC on a refund of overpaid tax relief. See clause 4.11 below about the Annual Allowance.
4.6 A refund of excess contributions can be requested at any time before the end of the sixth tax year following the tax year in which they were made. The maximum refund available will be the value of the excess contribution(s). A refund might be delayed if there is insufficient cash in your Prosper Personal Pension.
4.7 We can refund a contribution when we receive a valid request for a contribution which was:
4.7.1. paid in genuine error (as defined by HMRC) and was not intended to be paid
4.7.2. an employer contribution which should have ceased on the termination of employment and was paid in error
4.7.3. a member or third-party contribution where the member has insufficient earnings to attract tax relief on the contribution paid.
4.8 All charges, fees and expenses due are deducted from the cash balance of your Prosper Personal Pension. Where there are insufficient funds within the Prosper Personal Pension, we may require you to pay further funds into the Prosper Personal Pension or dispose of assets to meet the amount due. We are entitled to direct the disposal of Prosper Personal Pension assets as a portion of the largest holding if the amount remains unpaid after 30 days. In the unlikely event that there are two different holdings of identical value, we will sell holding that would be listed earlier in alphabetical order. If you have transferred out of the Scheme or there is insufficient money in your Prosper Personal Pension you remain liable for any losses or costs incurred by us.
4.9 Contributions paid by your employer are treated as being paid gross meaning there will be no further tax relief for us to claim. We will require your employer to provide additional information which indicates the payments they are committed to making on your behalf. Where payments are not received within the statutory timescale, we are obliged to notify the Pensions Regulator if it is deemed of material significance.
4.10 If we receive a Contribution payment and we are not provided sufficient information to identify that this is intended to be for your benefit, then this may be returned to the payer.
4.11 You should read the Prosper Personal Pension Key Features document for more information about how to make contributions, tax rules and eligibility restrictions including Lifetime Allowance, money purchase Annual Allowance and tapered Annual Allowance. We will not be responsible for ensuring that your contributions remain below the Annual Allowance, money purchase annual allowance and tapered Annual Allowance. We will not normally accept contributions which exceed your available Annual Allowance or (if applicable) money purchase Annual Allowance.
4.12 If you have incurred an Annual Allowance tax charge or money purchase Annual Allowance charge, you are responsible for paying them to HMRC. In the case of the Annual Allowance, you can also pay a share of the tax charge from your Prosper Personal Pension as long as the amount due to HMRC is at least £2,000. The maximum amount you can pay in this way must not exceed the encashment value of your Prosper Personal Pension after allowing for all fees, charges and other deductions. If you are a member of more than one pension scheme, the amount paid from your Prosper Personal Pension should not in any case be more than a share in accordance with HMRC’s rules. To arrange the payment, you must tell us in writing that you wish to do so.
5. Pension input period
5.1 Your pension input period is a period of time defined by HMRC to measure your contributions paid. Your first pension input period starts when we accept your first contribution and ends the following 5 April. Subsequent pension input periods will be aligned with the tax year.
5.2 The ‘Annual Allowance’ is defined by HMRC and limits the amount of tax relief available on pension savings in a pension input period. If the total of all pension savings made by you (or for you) exceed the annual allowance, you may be liable to a tax charge.
6. Transferring existing pensions to us
6.1 We may, at our discretion, accept a request to transfer all or part of your pensions from other UK registered pension schemes into your Prosper Personal Pension. We will not accept a transfer from a pension with Safeguarded Rights (as defined in Section 48(8) of the Pension Schemes Act 2015).
6.2 We may, at our discretion, accept transfers of benefits from other Authorised Schemes, subject to the Trust Deed. Benefits comprising uncrystallised (and crystallised benefits in due course) can be accepted and will all be separately identified within your Prosper Personal Pension.
6.3 It is your responsibility to ensure a transfer of pension benefits is in your best interests. You should consider taking advice from a suitably qualified financial adviser. We do not provide advice. Our acceptance of a transfer is in no way an endorsement of the suitability for you of the transfer.
6.4 We reserve the right to reasonably refuse or refund a transfer (whether in part or whole).
6.5 Where you request a cash transfer or in-specie transfer of approved investments from an existing pension, you take responsibility for initiating all transfer instructions. The Administration Company does not accept responsibility for delays in receiving transfers.
6.6 We can decline a transfer of any of the investments to be transferred. This will be limited to investments we are unable to hold. We will inform you if this is the case.
6.7 You agree that we may obtain any information we believe is necessary from your previous pension scheme to comply with Applicable Law.
7. Right to cancel your product
7.1 You may change your mind and cancel your Prosper Personal Pension by emailing support@prosper.co.uk within 30 days from the date of opening the Prosper Personal Pension. If you cancel your Prosper Personal Pension within the cancellation period, you may not get back the full amount you invested. We will pay back your initial contribution made within this period, less any fall in value of investments you have made due to market movements and any charges incurred by Prosper.
7.2 Where you have transferred into the Prosper Personal Pension from another Authorised Scheme, you may change your mind and cancel the transfer by emailing support@prosper.co.uk within 30 days from the date of requesting the transfer. If your Transferring Authorised Scheme has already released the transfer value, they may refuse to take your transfer back. You will need to choose an alternative Authorised Scheme to receive the transfer value. We’ll pay back your transfer, less any fall in value of investments you have made due to market movements and any charges that have been incurred.
7.3 These Terms and Conditions will apply until your membership of the Scheme ceases or your Prosper Personal Pension is closed. Termination of these Terms and Conditions shall not affect accrued rights, existing commitments or any contractual provision intended to survive termination. We reserve the right to close your Prosper Personal Pension if you have not made any contributions or a transfer of benefits from another Authorised Scheme, within six months of the date of your application.
8. Cash Management and Interest
8.1 The custodian will hold contributions paid, and cash transfers made into your Prosper Personal Pension in a pooled client account in accordance with the Trust Deed and Applicable Law. Any cash held by the custodian will be held as client money and managed in accordance with the FCA Rules.
8.2 Interest received by the custodian is allocated to your Prosper Personal Pension Account. Cash held, where applicable, earns interest from the day it has been identified as relating to you and it is credited to your Account.
8.3 Interest is accrued based on the cash held within your Prosper Personal Pension Account and applied to your Account within a reasonable amount of time of it being received by the custodian, as long as the Account remains open.
8.4 Interest will be calculated and applied gross to your Prosper Personal Pension Account.
8.5 The average interest rates paid to Clients and the prevailing bank rates may change on a frequent basis. You agree that we do not have to notify you of any changes in these but we will publish the rates paid via the Custodian (www.seccl.tech).
9. Your Assets
9.1 The Assets within your Prosper Personal Pension will be held in the name of the nominee on behalf of the custodian. The Trustee remains the beneficial owner.
9.2 Prosper Personal Pension permitted investment range is currently restricted to the cash and assets meeting the FCA’s definition of “standard investments” all of which must be capable of being held by the custodian and administered by us. Broadly speaking this means an asset has to be an FCA authorised or recognised collective investment scheme or a listed security and capable of being valued on a regular basis and sold within 30 days.
9.3 Any investment income, including interest, or capital gains from your investments will be held by the custodian on your behalf and will form part of the assets and, therefore, value of your Prosper Personal Pension.
9.4 All investment instructions are made by you or your adviser firm to Seccl Custody Limited and neither Seccl Custody Limited nor Digital Pension Trustee Limited shall be responsible for any investment decision.
9.5 The Administration Company has discretion to direct the Trustee to dispose of an Asset without consultation with you or your prior agreement when the following situation occurs:
9.5.1. the continued retention of an Asset would be unlawful
9.5.2. the continued retention of the Asset would impose tax or other costs which your Prosper Personal Pension may not be able to meet
9.5.3. the Asset needs to be disposed of to meet any tax liability or other liabilities or costs (including our own) (see section 4.8)
9.5.4. where there are insufficient funds in your Prosper Personal Pension to pay amounts due to us, HMRC or to pay benefits or other payments due (see sections 4.8 and 9.5)
9.5.5. to comply with a court order.
10. Prosper Personal Pension statements
10.1 We will provide you with a number of statements: an annual pensions statement, quarterly valuation statements, and any other such statements required by Applicable Law, showing you a summary and valuation of all your Prosper Personal Pension Assets and every transaction executed for you in the previous reporting period. Your valuation statements will be made available for you to view in the secure online document store, and you agree that you will access the secure online document store from time to time in order to review your most recent valuation statement. You agree to tell us of any discrepancy or issues with these valuation statements in a reasonable timeframe. In the absence of any such notification, we will be entitled to assume that the valuation is an accurate reflection of your Prosper Personal Pension.
11. Transfers out
11.1 We, on behalf of the Trustee, have discretion over whether to accept your request to transfer out the value of your Prosper Personal Pension to another Authorised Scheme.
11.2 We will not transfer out benefits in accordance with these Terms and Conditions unless we are satisfied as to each of the following:
11.2.1. We have proper authority and approval to make the transfer out
11.2.2. All outstanding fees, charges and liabilities have been settled
11.2.3. Making the transfer out is not likely to prejudice any protected benefits or be unlawful or be made to an unrecognised or unregistered pension scheme or be made to a scheme suspected of being involved in any kind of investment scam or pensions liberation.
11.3 We will not transfer out benefits to Recognised Overseas Pension Schemes (ROPS).
11.4 In some circumstances, it may be necessary for us to delay a transfer out, particularly where we are unable to realise or re-register some of the assets, particularly assets that are not readily realisable. Such circumstances could lead to you having to defer transferring out or taking benefits.
11.5 In the event that you are transferring-out to take retirement income or benefits you will be required to discuss your options with, Pension Wise from MoneyHelper.
11.6 If we receive an income payment, a dividend or other cash amount relating to your Prosper Personal Pension, after you have transferred out from your Prosper Personal Pension, we will ensure that such payments will be sent onto the receiving Authorised Scheme in accordance with the strict requirements set out in Applicable Law.
11.7 In the limited circumstances permitted by Applicable Law, such as the winding up of the Scheme, we shall be entitled to transfer out the value of your Prosper Personal Pension without your consent or instructions.
12. Prosper Personal Pension Charges
12.1 Charges apply to your Prosper Personal Pension in relation to your membership of the Scheme.
12.2 The breakdown of costs and charges associated with Prosper Personal Pension can be found here.
12.3 Other costs, including taxes, may arise which are not paid via us or imposed by us.
12.4 Where permitted by Applicable Law, we are entitled to recover costs not stipulated in but incurred by us in the administration of your Prosper Personal Pension. These costs include, but are not limited to, any losses, claims, or liabilities involved with acquiring, valuing, or disposing of any Assets; administration costs involved with complying with any court orders; disbursements or other charges or commissions levied by any investment or other professional advisers in line with the Terms and Conditions agreed with them; any tax charges, industry levies, duties, or liabilities.
12.5 We will provide you with an annual illustration showing the effect of costs and charges on the return of your Prosper Personal Pension.
12.6 All charges, fees, and expenses due are deducted from your Prosper Personal Pension account. Where there are insufficient funds within the Prosper Personal Pension account, we may require you to pay further funds into the Prosper Personal Pension account or dispose of assets to meet the amount due. We are entitled to direct the disposal of Prosper Personal Pension assets as a portion of the largest holding if the amount remains unpaid after 30 days. In the unlikely event that there are two different holdings of identical value, we will sell the holding that would be listed earlier in alphabetical order.
12.7 Where amounts due to us remain outstanding for more than 30 days, we are entitled to add interest to the sum outstanding at a rate of 3% AER above the Bank of England’s base rate.
12.8 We are entitled to increase charges each year with effect from 1st May in line with the increase in the Average Weekly Earnings Index plus 1% which is published by the Government Office of National Statistics for the twelve-month period ending 30th September of the preceding year. Where charges are increased in line with this clause, no notice will be given.
12.9 We may facilitate through your Prosper Personal Pension the payment of any adviser firm charges which you have agreed with your adviser firm to be paid in this way.
12.10 We also have the right to increase charges in certain circumstances, as outlined in Clause 17.
13. Closing your Prosper Personal Pension
13.1 If you decide to close your Prosper Personal Pension, you cannot automatically withdraw the value. The assets or cash held in your Prosper Personal Pension can only be transferred out to another Authorised Scheme in accordance with these Terms and Conditions and the Trust Deed.
13.2 We may close your Prosper Personal Pension on giving you notification, if (i) we cease to act as Administration Company and a suitable replacement cannot be found, or (ii) it becomes impractical to continue to administer your Prosper Personal Pension in accordance with any Applicable Law.
13.3 If we close your Prosper Personal Pension on these grounds, we will give you at least 90 days’ notice of the closure and will explain your options for transferring out to another Authorised Scheme.
14. Your personal information
14.1 We are the data controller for the personal information you give us. We will not pass your personal information to anyone, other than as detailed in our Privacy Policy (which can be found at www.seccl.tech). By accepting these Terms and Conditions, you agree and consent to our obtaining, using, and storing your personal information as set out in our Privacy Policy.
15. Intellectual Property
15.1 All copyright, trademarks, and other intellectual property in the materials and information on our website are owned or licensed by Seccl Technology Limited or by external content providers. Nothing in these Terms and Conditions or on the website should be regarded as granting any licence or right to or in any trademark or service mark of Seccl Technology or any third party.
16. Complaints & FSCS cover
16.1 If you have a complaint about any element of the Prosper Personal Pension, please contact Prosper at support@prosper.co.uk or the Pension Administrator (Seccl) at support@seccl.tech or via telephone on: 01225 435200. Seccl’s lines are open Monday to Friday 09:00 to 17:00.
16.2 Your complaint will be handled by a person of appropriate competence and experience. That person will not have been directly involved in the matter which is the subject of the complaint.
16.3 We will endeavour to resolve any complaint as soon as possible.
16.4 If a final response has not been issued within four weeks of receipt of your complaint, we will write to you providing a holding response that will indicate when we will make further contact. This further contact will be within eight weeks of receipt of the complaint.
16.5 By the end of the eight weeks, we must send you either a final response or a response which explains that we are still investigating the complaint, giving reasons for the delay and likely timescales. We will also, where appropriate, provide you with details of the Financial Ombudsman Service, along with a copy of their leaflet ‘Your Complaint and the Ombudsman’ and a statement confirming that an approach can be made by you to the Financial Ombudsman Service if you are dissatisfied with the outcome or the length of time the matter has taken.

Financial Ombudsman Service
Exchange Tower, Harbour Exchange Square, London E14 9SR
Telephone: 0800 023 4567 (call charges will vary)
Email: complaint.info@financial-ombudsman.org.uk
Website: www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk

The Pensions Ombudsman
The Pensions Ombudsman may investigate and determine certain complaints or disputes about pensions that are referred to the Ombudsman in accordance with legislation, and may be contacted at:
10 South Colonnade, Canary Wharf, London E14 4PU
Telephone: 0800 917 4487 (call charges will vary)
Email: helpline@pensions-ombudman.org.uk
Website: www.pensions-ombudsman.org.uk
16.6 The Prosper Personal Pension is covered by the FSCS. You may be entitled to compensation from the FSCS if the Pension Administrator is no longer trading or are declared to be in default and cannot meet our obligations to you. This may apply separately to your Prosper Personal Pension, its assets and any cash held in your Prosper Personal Pension and the maximum amount of compensation available will depend upon the type of investment business, the FSCS compensation limits applying at the time of any failure and the circumstances of your individual claim. The current compensation limits are as follows:

16.6.1. For cash, such as the money in your Prosper Personal Pension bank account - £85,000 per eligible claimant, per bank

16.6.2. For assets, £85,000, per eligible claimant, per financial institution (where the relevant financial institution is also covered by the FSCS).
16.7 Our current banking partner is Lloyds Bank plc and we will inform you if this changes. For more information about how the FSCS might apply to you, please contact us or visit the FSCS website at fscs.org.uk. The FSCS’s address is 10th Floor, Beaufort House, 15 St Botolph Street, London EC3A 7QU.
17. Changing or ending these Terms
17.1 You agree to us transferring all or any of our rights and obligations under these Terms and Conditions to any one or more appropriate Seccl companies or any third parties which are appropriately regulated and authorised under Applicable Law. These obligations include the appointments of Seccl Custody Limited as the Administration Company and the appointment of Digital Pension Trustees Limited as the Trustee. If we do this, we will give you at least 90 days’ advance written notice of the transfer. In each case, we shall cease to have any responsibilities to you or your Prosper Personal Pension from the time that the change takes effect to the extent that those obligations applied to our appointment. The new administration company or trustee will take on our obligations to provide the services under these Terms and Conditions in our place. We will not transfer our rights and obligations unless we are satisfied that you will not be in a worse position or receive a poorer service.
17.2 We may make reasonable and appropriate changes to these Terms and Conditions at any time whilst your Prosper Personal Pension is open as follows:

17.2.1. to meet any current or future change in law, including rules established by the FCA, HMRC, or The Pensions Regulator, or regulation, guidance, or regulatory approach

17.2.2. to make these Terms and Conditions easier to understand, including to correct any inaccuracies, omissions, errors, or ambiguities

17.2.3. to take account of any reorganisation of the Seccl companies, or a transfer of rights as outlined at 17.1 above

17.2.4. to reflect any improvements to the services which we offer under these Terms & Conditions, or changes to our systems, our processes and procedures, market practice, or customer requirements

17.2.5. to reflect any changes to terms agreed between us and any third parties which are relevant to your Prosper Personal Pension

17.2.6. other than as described in 12.10 above, we may also make reasonable increases to our charges to reflect any changes to the costs that we incur.
17.3 If we do make any changes to the Terms and Conditions, the latest version will always be available on the App, and you should refer to them regularly. Where we reasonably consider that changes are material or detrimental to you, we will give you a minimum of one month’s notice of the proposed change and our reasons for making the change, unless we are required to make the change sooner (in which case we will give as much notice as we reasonably can).
17.4 Notwithstanding clause 17.3, changes that are necessary due to reasons outside of our control (e.g., a change in legislation/regulation/ tax or interest rates or resulting from an act of a third party) may take effect on reasonable written notice, and changes which are immaterial and not to your detriment may take effect immediately and without notice.
17.5 In either case, if you are not happy with any change we make or plan to make to the Terms and Conditions, you can transfer to an Authorised Scheme of your choosing. We will not charge you a fee for this if a fee ever becomes due.
18. Prosper Personal Pension benefits
18.1 We only allow you to take benefits from your Prosper Personal Pension with the support and advice from a Financial Adviser. If you do not have this support, we will be unable to allow you to take benefits from your Prosper Personal Pension. You can of course transfer your Prosper Personal Pension to another Authorised Scheme and we will not charge you for this transfer.
18.2 If you are 50 or over, the Government has launched a free and impartial service to help you understand what your choices are and how they work, this can be accessed online, over the telephone by calling 0800 138 3944 or face to face - see https://www.moneyhelper.org.uk/en/pensions-and-retirement/pension-wise.
18.3 It is strongly recommended that prior to accessing your pension benefits you seek advice from a suitably qualified financial adviser or obtain guidance from Pension Wise.
18.4 You can take benefits from your Prosper Personal Pension from the Normal Minimum Pension Age by instructing contacting the Scheme Administrator at, sipp@seccl.tech to:

18.4.1. pay you one or more uncrystallised funds pension lump sums;

18.4.2. buy a lifetime annuity from an annuity provider in your name with all or part of your Prosper Personal Pension and pay you any pension commencement lump sum (“PCLS”) where allowable;

18.4.3. commence drawdown pension (flexi-access drawdown) commence drawdown pension (flexi-access drawdown) with all or part of your Prosper Personal Pension or the balance after taking any Pension Commencement Lump Sum (“PCLS”).
18.5 You may be able to take Benefits early if:

18.5.1. you have transitional rights to a protected pension age, and you satisfy the conditions in the Trust Deed. A protected pension age was generally available for people who paid into a pension before 6 April 2006 and had a right to take their pension benefits at an earlier age than the current rules allow; or

18.5.2. we are satisfied that you are, and will continue to be, incapable of carrying on your occupation because of physical or mental impairment (in this case you must provide medical evidence to show that you have become incapable of carrying on that occupation and will continue to be incapable of returning to it).
18.6 Any uncrystallised fund (this being a pension fund that has not yet been accessed for retirement income) can be used to pay a tax-free lump sum and then any remainder can be used to provide taxable retirement income. Alternatively, one or more UFPLSs can normally be paid. An UFPLS is a cash sum taken from a pension pot that has not paid out any retirement income. For each withdrawal, usually the first 25% (or up to the available lump sum allowance, if lower) will be tax-free and the rest will be taxed at your appropriate tax rate as a pension under PAYE.
18.7 At the point you wish to take benefits you will be required to complete an application/questionnaire, available by emailing, sipp@seccl.tech. You are entitled to a 30-day cancellation period, for the first instance of taking benefits, effective from the date you receive a cancellation notice. Where you receive payment of benefits to which you are entitled and subsequently exercise your right to cancel you will be required to return the payments received back to the Prosper Personal Pension. Failure to do so will be deemed as overriding your cancellation instruction.
18.8 With the exception of your PCLS/tax-free lump sum, payments made by us to you from your Prosper Personal Pension will be made net of tax under PAYE and can be paid at regular intervals. We will normally offer payment on a monthly, quarterly or annual basis. Payments are conditional on there being sufficient cleared funds available in your Prosper Personal Pension. We may request that you dispose of Assets within your Prosper Personal Pension on a proportional basis to ensure there are funds available if the amount remains unpaid after 30 days.
18.9 Payment to you by means of flexi-access drawdown (“FAD”) can involve a payment of a tax-free PCLS with any income being taxable as income. FAD is an option to use your retirement fund to provide retirement income.
18.10 We will not pay benefits in accordance with these SIPP Terms unless we are satisfied as to each of the following:

18.10.1. you have received financial advice;

18.10.2. we have proper authority to pay the benefits;

18.10.3. we are in receipt of all the necessary information required by regulations;

18.10.4. we have received all the fees due to us;
all liabilities and costs have been satisfied by your Prosper Personal Pension; and

18.10.5. all outstanding transfers have been received by your Prosper Personal Pension.
18.11 Where you take benefits flexibly, your Annual Allowance will reduce. For details of this and how it could impact your retirement savings plans please speak with your Adviser.
18.12 When you commence taking benefits from your Prosper Personal Pension, there are two lump sum allowances available: the Lump Sum Allowance (LSA) and the Lump Sum and death Benefits Allowance (LSDBA). For most people, the lump sum allowance (LSA) will limit the tax-free cash available from your pension to £268,275. In most cases, the lump sum and death benefit allowance (LSDBA) will limit the total amount of tax-free cash available in your lifetime and when you die to £1,073,100. Before the 2023/24 tax year, the lifetime allowance was the limit on the amount of benefits you could take across all pension schemes before additional tax charges would apply. From 2023/24 the tax charge ceased to apply and from 6 April 2024 the lifetime allowance no longer applies. The lifetime allowance still limits tax-free lump sum entitlement. If you hold any forms of previous lifetime allowance protection, you will keep the lump sum entitlement from it. When you commence taking benefits from your Prosper Personal Pension we will calculate your available tax-free lump sum based on the information you provide. You must provide us with the information necessary for us to calculate the available lump sum allowance. This information includes details of any protections from the previous lifetime allowance that you have, and all lump sums previously taken. If the requested tax-free lump sum exceeds your available allowance the payment will be restricted to the available allowance.
18.13 If you took benefits before 6 April 2024 your lump sum allowance is reduced by 25% of the previously used lifetime allowance. Meaning if 100% of lifetime allowance was used, the lump sum allowance would be Nil. This is known as the “default transitional reduction”. However, where the actual amount of tax-free lump sums received were lower than the default amount, you can apply to the scheme administrator of any registered pension scheme that you are a member of, for a “transitional tax-free amount certificate”. The certificate will confirm the:

18.13.1. “Lump sum transitional tax-free amount” – the total of all the PCLS and tax-free amounts of UFPLS that has been paid before 6 April 2024.

18.13.2. And

18.13.3. “Lump sum and death benefit transitional tax-free amount” – the total tax-free amount of lump sums paid, including serious ill health lump sums and lump sum death benefits paid before 6 April 2024.

18.13.4. To apply for a “transitional tax-free amount certificate” from us, you (or your personal representatives) will need to provide complete evidence to the pension scheme of previous amounts received. The application for a “transitional tax-free amount certificate” must be made before any request to take benefits from 6 April 2024. The scheme administrator has 3 months under the regulations to issue the certificate or confirm why it cannot be issued. We will only refuse to issue the certificate if incomplete evidence has been received to allow the calculations to be completed. Once a certificate has been issued it cannot be cancelled if the member finds that their available lump sum allowances under the standard calculation would have been more beneficial.
18.14 In addition to the benefits listed above you have the option to purchase an annuity for life at any time from the Normal Minimum Pension Age. We do not provide annuities so your choice of annuity must be selected from a UK Insurance company.
19. Death Benefits
19.1 On your death the payments we make, and how these are taxed, will depend on:

19.1.1. the Trust Deed;

19.1.2. your age at the time of death; and

19.1.3. how we exercise our discretion.
19.2 Upon being notified of your death, in order to settle any death Benefits payable under your Prosper Personal Pension, your beneficiaries or legal representatives should send a copy of your death certificate (either original or certified copy) to support@prosper.co.uk.
19.3 On receipt of your death certificate, we will restrict all investment and freeze the portfolio until an instruction is received from the appointed representatives.
19.4 We may, at our complete discretion, decide who should receive a lump sum death benefit and if in what proportion. The list of your potential beneficiaries includes any one or more of your beneficiaries, dependents, nominees, or successors.
19.5 Where you have made a nomination, we will take your wishes into account but are not bound by them. This will include the ability to establish a new Prosper Personal Pension for a new Scheme member.
19.6 By exercising our discretion in favour of a dependant, nominee (such nominee must have been nominated by you), or other beneficiary, that dependant, nominee or beneficiary (as applicable) may choose for the Benefits to be paid in one or more of the following ways:

19.6.1. a lump sum death benefit;

19.6.2. income from income drawdown (via transfer to another provider); or

19.6.3. the purchase of an annuity.
19.7 We shall deduct any tax from the lump sum for which the Scheme may be liable. All nominees must be selected via our online process.
19.8 On your death the value of your Prosper Personal Pension can be used to provide a lump sum or an ongoing income or used to buy an annuity. If death occurs before your 75th birthday, then lump sum payments from your Prosper Personal Pension and income from any new provider will generally not be subject to tax as long as it is possible to make a payment within two years from the date we are notified of your death. If death occurs on or after your 75th birthday, then any lump sum payments are generally subject to tax.
19.9 Lump sum death benefits received by your dependant or nominee successor will be tested against your available allowance (see clause 17.12 explaining allowances). Where lump sum death benefits are paid in respect of a deceased dependant, nominee, or successor, these will be tested against the nominee’s or successor’s available lump sum and death benefit allowance. The benefit will not be tested against the original member’s or beneficiary’s allowance.
20. How to contact Seccl

We recommend that you contact Seccl by sending an email to SIPP@seccl.tech or via telephone on 01225 435200, lines are open, Monday to Friday 09:00 to 17:00.

Please do not include any account details when you contact us by email.

Seccl Technology Limited is registered in England and Wales No 10237930. Registered office 20 Manvers Street, Bath, BA1 1JW.

Seccl Custody Limited, is registered in England and Wales No 10430958. Registered Office 20 Manvers Street, Bath, BA1 1JW. Seccl Custody Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, registration Number 793200 and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Seccl Technology Limited.

Annex 4. Prosper ISA Terms

These ISA Terms apply to the Prosper Stocks & Shares ISA (Individual Savings Account).

In the event of any conflict between these ISA Terms and any other Terms, the ISA Terms will apply.

In these terms SCL means Seccl Custody Limited, who is the ISA Manager. SCL is registered in England and Wales No 10430958. Registered Office 20 Manvers Street, Bath, BA1 1JW. Seccl Custody Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, registration Number 793200 and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Seccl Technology Limited.

1. Application and commencement
1.1 The Declaration you accept on opening the ISA creates an application in the tax year you first subscribe and all future tax years until you cancel, transfer, or pay no subscriptions for an entire tax year.
1.2 Your Prosper ISA account will not start until your first subscription or transfer amount is received by us.
2. Your ISA
2.1 Your Prosper ISA is a stocks and shares ISA (the “ISA”).
2.2 Your Prosper stocks and shares ISA is subject to the Individual Savings Account Regulations 1998 (“ISA Regulations”) and, in the event of any inconsistencies between the ISA Regulations and these ISA Terms, the ISA Regulations will prevail.
3. About your ISA manager
3.1 SCL is approved by HM Revenue & Customs for these purposes.
3.2 SCL will manage your ISA in line with the ISA Regulations.
3.3 SCL does not provide any investment advice to you in relation to the investments you wish to hold in your Prosper ISA. All investment decisions that you take in respect of the investments that you wish to hold in your ISA will be yours or those of the Investment Services Provider (ISP) where you have authorised the ISP to take such decisions on your behalf. The ISP is Prosper Technologies Limited.
4. Eligibility
4.1 In order to open and maintain a Stocks and Shares ISA, you must satisfy the requirements set out in the ISA Regulations. You must:

4.1.1. be 18 years or over; and

4.1.2. be resident in the UK, or are a UK Crown Servant, are married to or in a civil partnership with a Crown Servant, or are a dependant of a Crown Servant.
5. ISA Subscriptions
5.1 The maximum annual subscription into an ISA is subject to the ISA Regulations, as amended. You are responsible for ensuring that the ISA subscription limit is not exceeded for every tax year subscriptions are paid.
5.2 Once the ISA subscription limit for a tax year has been reached (taking into account all permitted ISA types that you may hold) and subject to paragraph 5.3 below, you may not make any further subscriptions into your ISA or any other ISA in the same tax year.
5.3 As your Stocks and Shares ISA is a flexible ISA, you may replace (in whole or part) a previous withdrawal from your ISA with a replacement subscription to that ISA in the same tax year without affecting your current year’s ISA allowance.
5.4 If you open an ISA in the UK and then go to work and/or live abroad, you cannot continue adding money into the ISA (unless you are a Crown employee working overseas or the spouse or civil partner of a crown employee working overseas). If you subsequently become a UK resident, you will be able to apply to subscribe to an ISA in the tax year following your return.
6. ISA investments
6.1 You may hold such investments in your Prosper ISA as are permitted under the ISA Regulations. Eligible investments may for example include certain UK and overseas equities, a range of UK gilts and fixed interest securities, and a range of shares or units in unit trusts, open-ended investment companies, and investment trusts. If any investment in your Prosper ISA is or becomes ineligible, you must sell or transfer it out. SCL reserves the right to sell or transfer such investment on your behalf if you fail to do so within 30 days of SCL notifying you.
6.2 In accordance with the ISA Regulations, SCL will register the investments held in your Prosper ISA in the name of one of its nominees.
6.3 You must be, and remain as, the Beneficial Owner of ISA Assets. ISA Assets must not be used as security for a loan.
6.4 We will make available to you on request copies of reports and accounts, scheme particulars or meeting and voting information issued by the providers or issuers of investments or managers where necessary due to legislative or regulatory requirements. We will not exercise any voting rights attaching to your investments, if you ask, we may request from the relevant company that you attend investors’ meetings, vote and receive any other information issued.
7. Normal Tax Treatment of ISA Assets
7.1 No tax is payable on any income received and any gain arising on investments.
7.2 We, as ISA Manager, will, in accordance with the ISA Regulations, make reclaims, conduct appeals and agree on our behalf, liabilities for and relief from tax in respect of your ISA. You authorise SCL, as ISA Manager, to provide HMRC with all applicable details of your ISA.
7.3 You may be required to pay tax on any income or gains on investments in your ISA if it becomes void or in need of repair.
7.4 Any interest, dividends or gains will continue to be exempt from tax in your ISA until the earlier of:

7.4.1 The completion of the administration of the deceased’s estate; or

7.4.2 The closure of the account; or

7.4.3 The 3rd anniversary of the death of the ISA holder.
8. Withdrawals
8.1 If you wish to withdraw or cash in some or all of your Prosper Stocks and Shares ISA, you (or the ISP on your behalf) must provide the SCL with written instructions. SCL will process the withdrawal in a timely manner.
9. Death
9.1 If you die, we will deal with your ISA as instructed by your personal representatives. They must first prove they have authority to give this instruction to us via Prosper Technologies Limited.

Your personal representatives can instruct Prosper Technologies Limited to sell the ISA investments and for us to pay the proceeds to the personal representatives in cash, or to transfer the ISA investments to them.
10. Transfers
10.1 You may transfer an existing ISA from a different ISA manager to your Prosper ISA and, subject to the ISA Regulations, SCL may in its sole discretion decide to accept such a transfer provided the investments can be held in a Prosper ISA.

10.2 You may ask us to transfer all of your Prosper ISA from SCL to a different authorised ISA manager, subject to the ISA Regulations. The transfer will depend on the other manager agreeing.

10.3 On receipt of a valid instruction from another ISA manager, SCL will transfer your Prosper ISA to them within the timescale stipulated by you, however your requested timescale must not be less than 30 days.

10.4 You must transfer the full value of your Prosper ISA, we do not offer partial transfers.

10.5 You (or the ISP on your behalf) will be required to complete the relevant transfer application form and provide SCL and the other ISA manager with your instructions in writing.

11. UK Residency
11.1 You agree to inform SCL as soon as reasonably practical that you have either ceased to be resident in the UK or a Crown employee serving overseas, or have ceased to be married to, or in a civil partnership, with such a person. In such cases, you are required to cease subscriptions into your ISA except in specific circumstances permitted by HMRC.

11.2 We accept no liability for any tax charges or penalties arising from changes in your residency.

12. Cancelling your ISA
12.1 You can cancel your Prosper ISA by contacting the ISP within 30 days of opening the account. You can choose to withdraw the value of any investments you’ve made or transfer to another provider. We will not be liable for any losses or costs following the sale of your investments.
13. Ending your ISA
13.1 Subject to the ISA Regulations, you may end your Prosper Stocks and Shares ISA at any time by withdrawing your funds and requesting closure of the account. In that case, SCL will liquidate the investments in your Prosper ISA and transfer the proceeds to you. Alternatively, and subject to the ISA Regulations, SCL may re-register the investment in your name or transfer them to another non-ISA account.
13.2 SCL may terminate its services as your ISA Manager by giving you 30 days written notice.
13.3 In the event of termination:

13.3.1 SCL is entitled to deduct any such amounts as it is permitted or required to deduct under the ISA Regulations, these ISA Terms or the Client Agreement; and

13.3.2 these ISA Terms will continue to apply to your ISA until all transactions or transfers have been effected and relevant payments made.
14. Bankruptcy
14.1 If we are notified that you have been declared bankrupt under the Insolvency Act, HMRC requires us to close your Prosper ISA. The closure will take effect from the date on which a trustee is appointed.
14.2 Any interest or tax credits received after the appointment date will be returned to HMRC. All Assets will be held, pending further instructions from the trustee or Official Receiver.
15. A Void ISA
15.1 We will manage your Prosper ISA in accordance with HMRC’s ISA regulations. We will notify you and must inform HM Revenue and Customs if, for any reason, your account has or will become void for tax purposes because the provisions of the ISA Regulations have not been met, or you have not complied with these Terms. If your Prosper ISA becomes void, you may lose part or all of your tax exemption relating to the ISA.
15.2 When we receive your instructions, all investments held in your Prosper ISA account and proceeds arising from those investments will be transferred or paid to you within 30 calendar days of the request being received. We will not be liable for any losses or costs following the sale of your investments.
15.3 For more information on the reasons an ISA might become Void please speak with your Adviser.
16. Delegation
16.1 Subject to the ISA Regulations, SCL may delegate any of its functions under these ISA Terms to another organisation which SCL, exercising due skill, care, and diligence, has determined as being competent to exercise such functions.
16.2 Where SCL decides to delegate its functions, you consent to SCL providing that organisation with such information about you and your ISA as that organisation may reasonably require for the purposes of exercising the delegated functions.
17. Your personal information
17.1 SCL are the data controller for the personal information you give us. We will not pass your personal information to anyone, other than as detailed in our Privacy Policy (which can be found at www.seccl.tech). By accepting these Terms & Conditions, you agree and consent to our obtaining, using, and storing your personal information as set out in our Privacy Policy.
18. Intellectual property
18.1 All copyright, trademarks and other intellectual property in the materials and information on the SCL website are owned or licensed by Seccl Technology Limited or by external content providers. Nothing in these Terms & Conditions or on the website should be regarded as granting any licence or right to or in any trademark or service mark of Seccl Technology or any third party.
19. Complaints & FSCS cover
19.1 If you have a complaint about any element of the ISA, please contact us at support@prosper.co.uk or the custodian support@seccl.tech.
19.2 Your complaint will be handled by a person of appropriate competence and experience. That person will not have been directly involved in the matter which is the subject of the complaint.
19.3 We will endeavour to resolve any complaint as soon as possible.
19.4 If a final response has not been issued within four weeks of receipt of your complaint, we will write to you providing a holding response that will indicate when we will make further contact. This further contact will be within eight weeks of receipt of the complaint.
19.5 By the end of the eight weeks, we must send you either a final response or a response which explains that we are still investigating the complaint, giving reasons for the delay and likely timescales. We will also, where appropriate, provide you with details of the Financial Ombudsman Service, along with a copy of their leaflet ‘Your Complaint and the Ombudsman’ and a statement confirming that an approach can be made by you to the Financial Ombudsman Service if you are dissatisfied with the outcome or the length of time the matter has taken.

Financial Ombudsman Service
Exchange Tower
Harbour Exchange Square London E14 9SR
Telephone: 0800 023 4567 (call charges will vary)
Email: complaint.info@financial-ombudsman.org.uk
Website: www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk
19.6 The Prosper ISA is covered by the FSCS. You may be entitled to compensation from the FSCS if we are no longer trading or are declared to be in default and cannot meet our obligations to you. This may apply separately to your Prosper ISA, its Assets and any Cash held in your ISA and the maximum amount of compensation available will depend upon the type of investment business, the FSCS compensation limits applying at the time of any failure and the circumstances of your individual claim. The current compensation limits are as follows:

19.6.1 for Cash, such as the money in your ISA bank account - £85,000 per eligible claimant, per Bank;

19.6.2 for Assets, £85,000, per eligible claimant, per financial institution (where the relevant financial institution is also covered by the FSCS).
19.7 Our current banking partner is Lloyds Bank plc and we will inform you if this changes. For more information about how the FSCS might apply to you, please contact us or visit the FSCS website at fscs.org.uk. The FSCS’s address is 10th Floor, Beaufort House, 15 St Botolph Street, London EC3A 7QU.
20. Changing or ending these terms
20.1 You agree to SCL transferring all or any of our rights and obligations under these Terms & Conditions to any one or more appropriate Seccl companies or any third parties which are appropriately regulated and authorised under Applicable Law. If we do this, we will give you at least 90 days’ advance written notice of the transfer. In each case, we shall cease to have any responsibilities to you or your Prosper ISA from the time that the change takes effect to the extent that those obligations applied to our appointment. The new administration company will take on our obligations to provide the services under these Terms & Conditions in our place. We will not transfer our rights and obligations unless we are satisfied that you will not be in a worse position or receive a poorer service.
20.2 We may make reasonable and appropriate changes to these Terms & Conditions at any time whilst your Prosper ISA is open as follows:

20.2.1 to meet any current or future change in law, including rules established by the FCA, HMRC, or regulation, guidance or regulatory approach;

20.2.2 to make these Terms & Conditions easier to understand, including to correct any inaccuracies, omissions, errors or ambiguities;

20.2.3 to take account of any reorganisation of the Seccl companies, or a transfer of rights as outlined at 20.1 above;

20.2.4 to reflect any improvements to the services which we offer under these Terms & Conditions, or changes to our systems, our processes and procedures, market practice or customer requirements;

20.2.5 to reflect any changes to terms agreed between us and any third parties which are relevant to your Prosper ISA;

20.2.6 to make reasonable increases to our charges to reflect any changes to the costs that we incur;
20.3 If any changes are made to the Terms & Conditions, the latest version will always be available in our App and on our website at www.prosper.co.uk and you should refer to them regularly. Where the changes are reasonably considered to be material or detrimental to you, SCL will give you a minimum of one month’s notice of the proposed change and our reasons for making the change, unless we are required to make the change sooner (in which case we will give as much notice as we reasonably can).
20.4 Notwithstanding clause 20.3, changes that are necessary due to reasons outside of our control (e.g. a change in legislation/regulation/tax or interest rates or resulting from an act of a third party) may take effect on reasonable written notice and changes which are immaterial and not to your detriment may take effect immediately and without notice.
20.5 In either case, if you are not happy with any change we make or plan to make to the Terms & Conditions, you can transfer to an Authorised Scheme of your choosing. We will not charge you a fee for this if a fee ever becomes due.

Annex 5. Order Execution Policy

We will pass your orders to Seccl for execution who will execute your orders in line with the order execution policy available at: https://seccl.tech/order-execution/.

Annex 6. Privacy Policy

The purpose of our privacy policy

Our privacy policy describes what data we might collect when you use our services, when we might collect it and what we use it for. It describes where your data gets stored and for how long. It lists whenever third parties are involved in the fulfilment of any of our services and what we pass on to them when carrying those out.

We follow the data protection principles of the UK’s Data Protection Act 2018, which is an implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and we recognise ourselves as a data controller under that regulation. This means we decide on what data we need to collect and process, and we have obligations to look after it in a responsible way. The gov.uk website has more information on the Data Protection Act and GDPR.

You should read our privacy policy to:

  • Find information on what data we collect, what it’s used for and how long it’s stored for
  • Understand where third parties are privy to elements of your data
  • How to get in touch with us if you want to raise any concerns or to exercise your rights regarding your data

Prosper’s company details

You can get in touch with us at hello@prosper.co.uk.

We operate as Prosper but the full registered company details are:

Prosper Savings Limited

85 First Floor Great Portland Street

London

United Kingdom

W1W 7LT

Our UK company number is 11923629 and we’re also registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), under number ZB467772.

Data we collect through the Prosper app

When you create an account with us, we collect:

  • Your email address and password (the password is never stored in a readable format)
  • Contact details like your home address or phone number.

These are used whenever we contact you, such as when updating you to let you know important information, or when sending you quarterly and annual statements.

When you set up a Prosper Personal Pension, ISA or other account, we collect:

  • Your date of birth, which we use to understand your eligibility and needs regarding certain services (like how close you are to pension drawdown age, for example)
  • Information about your residency and tax status, which we use in order to deal with your accounts correctly and for the required reporting we need to give to the Financial Conduct Authority and HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)
  • A photo of your ID as proof of identity and short video you take of your face, to match with your ID, which we use to combat fraud
  • The following are also needed when setting up your account and associated tax wrapper
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    • Your employment status (when applying for a pension)
    • Your national insurance number
    • Details of your nominated bank account

Data we collect outside of the Prosper app

When communicating with our customer support team through email, chat, secure messaging or by phone, we will record those conversations in order to meet with our regulatory requirements.

In providing our services to you we generate, store and send personalised messages, statements, contract notes and other communications specific to you. We store them according to financial regulations and so that you’re able to access them when you need them.

Where your data is stored and for how long

We make use of the services of cloud computing and storage providers for data transmission, processing and storage. Sensitive data will always be transmitted securely and stored encrypted at rest. We may move your data to servers outside of the UK and the EEA and where we do so, we employ measures to ensure the data transmission and storage is similarly secure.

Our regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), requires us to store your data for a long period of time after you stop using our services. So we store most of it for 7 years from the time you stop being a customer. We will store information on pension transfers indefinitely. Some of these requirements by the FCA supersede the right to having your data erased under the GDPR.

Links to other websites

The Prosper app contains links to other websites. When you tap those you’re leaving Prosper to visit a website outside of our control and so you might want to study the privacy policies of the sites we link to if you’re concerned about data policies there.

Times we disclose your information to others

Prosper make use of carefully vetted third party companies and services in order to provide you with our overall service, and as such we will need to transfer your data to them. When we do so, we ensure those providers have similar policies to us in terms of data security and retention for sensitive data in a regulated business.

We make use of a Custodian Platform called Seccl to hold money and assets you transfer to your Prosper account and to manage the tax wrappers for Pension and ISA accounts. They are also regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and are responsible for the same integrity around the storage and processing of data as we are. You can view Seccl’s privacy policy here: https://seccl.tech/privacy/.

We use third party providers of open banking services for some of our payments functionality. The providers we use comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and are registered with the Financial Conduct Authority.

We make use of third party analytics and reporting software in order to understand app usage and to help us investigate problems experienced while using our app. We choose these carefully to ensure they also comply with the GDPR.

Your rights

Under the Data Protection Act 2018, you have the right to find out what information we store about you. These include the right to:

  • be informed about how your data is being used
  • access personal data
  • have incorrect data updated
  • have data erased
  • stop or restrict the processing of your data
  • allow data portability (allowing you to get and reuse the data you’ve given us for different services)
  • object to how your data is processed

To exercise any of these rights, get in touch with us at support@prosper.co.uk.

Note that as an investment platform we’re also under certain data protection rules laid out by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and as such, some requests to have data completely removed might not be possible due to those superseding restrictions.

Making a Complaint

If you have any questions or concerns over the use of your data or would like to make a complaint, please contact us at support@prosper.co.uk.

If you’re unhappy with our response to your complaint or query you can contact the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).

Changes to our privacy policies

We might at any time update our privacy policies to improve clarity and to add or update with new information. You will always be able to view the latest version in our app, and you’ll be able to view past versions below. In some cases, if you have an account with us we might send you the latest version by email.

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Important Information
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Investments involve risks, including the risk of losing capital. The value of investments may rise or fall, meaning you may receive back less than the amount you initially invested. If you are unsure about the suitability of a particular investment or require a personal recommendation, you should consult a suitably qualified financial adviser.

Please note that the tax treatment of Prosper products depends on individual customer circumstances and may be subject to change in the future. If you are uncertain about the tax implications of our products, you should contact HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) or seek independent tax advice.

Regulatory Information
Prosper Savings Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) under registration number 991710. The company is registered in England and Wales with company number 11923629. Our registered office address is 85 First Floor, Great Portland Street, London, W1W 7LT.

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