The phrase "allowing transactions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability or permission to conduct financial or data exchanges in various contexts, such as banking, e-commerce, or software applications.
Example: "The new software update is designed to enhance security while allowing transactions to be processed more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enabling transactions" or "permitting transactions".
Although it's unlikely that customer details would be vulnerable in this scenario, Sony will naturally want to make sure its online platform is entirely secure before allowing transactions to continue.
It paid federal authorities $110m in forfeiture, for allowing transactions later proved to be connected to drug smuggling, and incurred a $50m fine for failing to monitor cash used to ship 22 tons of cocaine.
Many e-commerce transactions would be simpler if such signatures were recognized as the legal equivalent of their ink-and-paper counterparts, allowing transactions to be completed online that now have to detour through fax machines or the mail.
With the growth of Faster Payments, allowing transactions to clear in under two hours, thousands can be moved with a few taps of a keyboard and legal safeguards have not kept pace with evolving technology.
As a postdoc at University College London, she's increasingly working with blockchain-based systems, like the smart-contract platform Chainspace, to improve online security and transparency by allowing transactions that are difficult for outside parties to monitor.
More dramatically, it would permit mere lawyers to sign off on certain transactions that are currently the exclusive preserve of notaries, such as the sale of non-residential properties worth less than €100,000 and the registration of particular types of companies.Notaries argue that allowing transactions to take place without their oversight will increase the risk of fraud.
"This is a censorship-proof currency that allows transactions to happen," he said.
It reopened private markets and again allowed transactions in foreign currencies.
"Boards shouldn't allow transactions they don't understand," he said.
Of course, for efficiency, an STM system has to allow transactions to execute concurrently.
Hierarchical models allow transactions to communicate information about possible intrusions across time and accounts.
