Content Comparison

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Forward transfer

Context: Spectator A want wants to transfer his ticket to Spectator B.

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• a unique transfer group is generated

• for this transfer group:

  • sender is the current Owner

  • recipient is the future Owner (if he accepts the transfer)

• the transfer direction is FORWARD.

Once accepted by Spectator B accepted the transfer:

• ticket Current Owner is now Spectator B

• ticket The current owner becomes Spectator B.

• The previous owner becomes Spectator A.

• The initial owner remains unchanged.

• The transfer level is now 1

• ticket Previous Owner is Spectator A

• ticket Initial Owner remains the same

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Backward transfer

Context: Spectator B want wants to return his ticket to Spectator A.

Because Since the transfer level (1) is below the transfer limit (3), the transfer can be initiated

• a unique transfer group is generated

• for this transfer group:

  • The sender is the current Ownerowner (Spectator B).

  • The recipient is the Previous Owner (if he accepts the transfer)

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  • previous owner (Spectator A), if they accept the transfer.

  • The transfer direction is set to BACKWARD.

Once accepted by Spectator A accepted accepts the transfer:

• ticket Current Owner is now The current owner becomes Spectator Aticket Previous Owner is .

• The previous owner becomes Spectator B

• ticket Initial Owner remains the same

• ticket transfer level is depending of the Ticket Rule setting “Transfer backward”

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Transfer backward setting

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Transfer level Computation

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Transfer level change

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Transfer level

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NEUTRAL

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Backward transfer does not count against the transfer limit

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• The initial owner remains unchanged.

• The transfer level update depends on the “Transfer backward” setting defined in the Ticket Usage Rule.