Sentence examples for a faster payment from inspiring English sources

Software developed by a company called SplitTheDifference makes proposals on behalf of insurers, relying on algorithms to gauge what discount a doctor might accept in exchange for a faster payment.

Implicitly, the criteria is a new lexicon for payments in the 21st century, providing a glimpse into the functionality, capability and benefits needed for economic participants (including, "you, the reader") to confidently understand, discuss and plan for a faster payment infrastructure.

Explicitly, the 31-page, 9,500-word document: 1) represents the desires and expectations from payment stakeholders for a faster payments system, and 2) will serve as a rubric for system proposals to satisfy during the next phase of the initiative.

But General Catalyst, which led the latest round, believes Rebagg's approach to removing retail middle persons and incorporating a fast payment to sellers "within days" give Rebagg an edge in the market.

The majority of banks now operate a fast payments system so this money can be sent instantly with the click of a mouse.

Housing advocates have criticized such agreements for offering tenants less favorable terms than they would receive from a judge, like requiring faster payment of back rent or tacking on legal charges or late fees, and that way increasing the likelihood of their eviction.

Not only would merchants get faster payment, a true on-line system could cost merchants as little as 14 cents to handle a $100 debit transaction, compared with up to $2.50 for a credit card transaction.

This isn't the company's first attempt at a faster online payment system.

It's an elegant solution – we've all fronted a bit, and if the net effect is faster payment, well why not save everyone some bother?

The end-of-quarter days of sales outstanding was higher sequentially resulting from a lower proportion of net sales in regions with faster payment terms, including India and China.

At the outset, she requested a show every two years, higher prices for her work and faster payment, all of which she obtained.