Payment Clearing Participant
Payment Clearing Participant is an entity that sends, receives, processes, or settles payment items within a clearing arrangement under defined participation rules.…
Payment processing, operations, routing, fees and merchant infrastructure.
Payment Clearing Participant is an entity that sends, receives, processes, or settles payment items within a clearing arrangement under defined participation rules.…
Payment Clearing Position is the gross or net amount calculated for a clearing participant over a defined set of payment items and…
Payment Clearing Window is the defined time interval during which payment items or messages are accepted for inclusion in a particular clearing…
Payment collection is the process of requesting, receiving, attributing, and recording funds owed by customers or counterparties. It includes invoicing, payment methods,…
Payment Command is an explicit request for a payment system to perform an action that may change state or create financial effects.…
Payment completion is the point at which a payment meets the defined business conditions for its intended outcome. Those conditions may require…
Payment Completion Rate is the percentage of eligible payment attempts that reach the organization’s defined completed state during a stated measurement period.…
Payment confidence is an assessment of how strongly available evidence supports treating a payment as genuine, correctly attributed, and sufficiently complete. It…
Payment confirmation delay is the elapsed time between payment initiation or detection and the point at which the required confirmation threshold is…
Payment confirming is an in-progress state in which a payment has been detected or submitted but has not yet met the required…
Payment context is the set of commercial, technical, customer, and operational information needed to interpret a payment correctly. It can include the…
Payment Control Plane is the set of administrative and orchestration functions that configure how a payment system operates. It commonly manages routing…
A payment core is the central processing layer that applies payment rules and maintains authoritative transaction state. It typically coordinates validation, routing,…
A payment countdown is a timer showing the remaining time before a payment request, quote, checkout session, address assignment, due period, or…
Payment country is a country attribute assigned to a payment for routing, reporting, pricing, risk, tax, or compliance. It may derive from…
Payment Data Layer is the architectural layer responsible for storing, retrieving, transforming, and governing payment data. It may include operational databases, event…
Payment Data Plane is the runtime path that receives and processes live payment traffic according to already established configuration and policy. It…
Payment data tokenization replaces sensitive payment information with a non-sensitive token that can be stored, transmitted, or reused without exposing the original…
Payment date is the calendar date assigned to a specified payment event, such as initiation, authorization, receipt, value, settlement, or posting. Because…
Payment Decline is a negative processing outcome in which a payment is not approved or accepted by an issuer, processor, network, risk…
Payment Dependency Failure is a payment disruption caused by the unavailability, degradation, or incorrect behavior of an upstream or downstream component on…
Payment detected is a status indicating that a system has observed a transaction or payment signal matching a request or monitored destination.…
Payment detection is the process of observing payment rails, provider events, accounts, addresses, or ledgers to identify incoming or outgoing transactions. The…
Payment Disaster Recovery is the coordinated capability to restore critical payment services, data, configurations, keys, and operating procedures after a severe disruption.…
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