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The updated terms now require businesses in the UK and EU to comply with regional schedules applicable to their domicile, introducing jurisdiction-specific obligations. Subscription billing no longer defaults to monthly terms; instead, terms are offered by Ramp and must be affirmatively selected by the company. The agreement expands prohibited use restrictions to include not just US-sanctioned entities but also those sanctioned by Canada, the EU, and the UK. Additionally, the terms now explicitly state that electronic signatures are conclusive evidence of intent to be bound, and withholding tax reimbursement obligations apply to all fees, not just subscription fees.
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"Company is responsible for (a) ensuring that Users are aware of Ramp's rights and comply with Company's obligations under the Agreement, including Section 1.7 (Requirements and Prohibited Activities) below.Excerpt from Ramp's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Company is responsible for (a) ensuring that Users are aware of Ramp's rights and comply with Company's obligations under the Agreement, including Section 1.7 (Requirements and Prohibited Activities) below.”
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