The phrase "accurate transaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or data management to describe a transaction that is precise and free from errors.
Example: "To ensure customer satisfaction, we must verify that every accurate transaction is recorded in our system."
Alternatives: "correct transaction" or "precise transaction".
No industry needs timely, safe, and accurate transaction records more than the banking industry does, but very few traditional banks have embraced the kind of radical disruption — and possible improved efficiency — promised by blockchain technology.
In one case, Barclays Capital was fined £2.5m in September for failing to provide the FSA with accurate transaction reports back in 2007 and 2008.The FSA's chairman, Adair Turner, has been leading a charge for more radical financial-sector reform, though without much impact on politicians or indeed his own institution.
Stanford Conference Services' online registration system is a secure (PCI compliant) and powerful event management tool that facilitates fast and reliable processing of Visa and MasterCard payments, while also generating accurate transaction reports and timely fund transfers to departmental PTAEO accounts.
Shares of Barclays slipped by 0.8% in afternoon trading after Britain's top regulator, the FSA, fined the bank 2.5 million pounds ($4 million) for failing to give accurate transaction reports from its trading desks and for "serious weaknesses" in control systems in two of its divisions.
She was very accurate in her transactions.
An accurate evaluation would require transaction details, information about specific transactions and even special inquiries, possible only for the Athens Stock Exchange authorities.
Some denied the existence of bubbles, on the grounds that the price of an open-market transaction is accurate by definition.
But it's difficult to get accurate numbers on conventional transactions, and it still seems that the most popular uses of Bitcoins are buying drugs in the shadier parts of the internet, as people did on the Silk Road website, and buying the currency in the hope that in a few weeks' time you will be able to sell it at a profit.
Custom officials have been struggling to keep accurate records of consumers' transactions.
Unsurprisingly, financial regulators increasingly require a super-accurate timestamp on every transaction.
Similarly, blockchain can automate the sourcing, supply chain and procurement processes by tracking responsibilities throughout their life cycle, which would ensure accurate data and accountable transactions.
