Payout Threshold
A payout threshold is a configured value that triggers, permits, holds, or changes an outgoing transfer workflow. Examples include minimum payout balance,…
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A payout threshold is a configured value that triggers, permits, holds, or changes an outgoing transfer workflow. Examples include minimum payout balance,…
Payout tracking follows an outgoing transfer across request, approval, funding, routing, provider submission, network movement, confirmation, settlement, return, and reconciliation. It links…
Payout Transaction is the blockchain transfer or provider-side transaction created to deliver a crypto payout to its designated recipient. In a production…
A payout transaction hash is the blockchain identifier of the transaction submitted to deliver a specific payout. It lets operators retrieve network…
Payout Webhook is an asynchronous integration concept that delivers asynchronous provider events to a configured endpoint when an outbound transfer’s state or…
Payout-to-Ledger Reconciliation is the comparison of payout lifecycle records with accounting postings to verify complete, accurate, and non-duplicated recognition. It checks payout…
Payroll Crypto Payment is a cryptocurrency transfer made to satisfy salary, wage, bonus, contractor, or other workforce compensation obligations. In a production…
A payroll payout is an outgoing transfer of wages, salary, bonuses, reimbursements, or related compensation to an employee or contractor. It must…
PCI compliance means meeting applicable PCI Security Standards Council requirements and validation obligations for a defined payment role, environment, and period. PCI…
PCI PIN Security defines requirements for securely managing, processing, transmitting, and protecting payment-card PIN data and associated cryptographic keys. The PCI PIN…
PCI Security Standards Council is a compliance or privacy requirement that develops and maintains global payment-security standards, programs, training, and qualification resources…
A peer is another node or participant connected to a device or service in a peer-to-peer network. In blockchain systems, peers exchange…
A peer ban is a temporary or permanent local rule that prevents a node from connecting to, accepting traffic from, or relaying…
A peer connection is an active communication channel between two nodes in a peer-to-peer network. It usually includes transport establishment, identity authentication,…
Peer discovery is the process by which a node learns the identities and network addresses of other nodes it may connect to.…
A Peer ID is a cryptographic or protocol-defined identifier used to distinguish one node from another in a peer-to-peer network. In systems…
Peer reputation is a node’s accumulated assessment of another peer based on past interactions, useful behavior, failures, or protocol violations. It may…
Peer scoring is a rule-based process that assigns values to network peers according to their behavior, message quality, responsiveness, and resource use.…
A peer set is the collection of remote nodes that a local node currently knows, selects, or maintains connections with for specific…
Peer-to-peer, or P2P, describes a network model in which participants communicate and exchange data directly or through distributed connections rather than relying…
Peer-to-peer cash is digital or physical value that users can transfer directly between one another without requiring the same central intermediary to…
Peer-to-Peer Crypto Payment is a crypto transfer made directly between individuals or independently controlled accounts without a merchant checkout being the primary…
A peer-to-peer currency is a form of money or digital value designed to move between users through a distributed network rather than…
Peer-to-Peer Network is the communication model in which blockchain nodes connect directly to other nodes to discover peers, exchange transactions and blocks,…