Sentence examples for amount transacted from inspiring English sources

Square charges merchants 2.75 percent of the amount transacted when a card is swiped, or $275 a month.

Zcash uses zero-knowledge proofs to guarantee that transactions are valid despite the fact that information about the sender, the recipient, and the amount transacted all remain hidden.

The amount transacted in bitcoin — a decentralized currency generated by bitcoin-mining computers — is today small in comparison to the what is transacted globally in dollars, euros and other established, national currencies; but it's caught the attention of enough speculators, legit users, and those who are genuinely curious, to see its price rising sharply at the moment.

Williams said that amounts transacted above the cards' available balances were returned to Wal-Mart masked "as insufficient funds".

Sellers get the immediacy of payment, but with a catch that they may not be used to: The payment systems charge sellers a percentage of the amount being transacted.

Based on gross merchandise volume--or the total amount of goods transacted across its various platforms--the Hangzhou company is considered the largest e-commerce business in the world, with consumers buying more than $90.53 billion worth of products on marketplace sites like Tmall and Taobao in the quarter.

Failure for the U.S. and EU to reach a compromise on safe harbor would be a major blow to many American companies, along with the substantial amount of commerce transacted by EU stakeholders under the safe harbor.

A fair amount of commerce is transacted at the Sparrow.

A huge amount of business is transacted in the "black" economy, in stapled wads of banknotes.

The amount of business being transacted in the cloud may be increasing but innovative software also spawns hardware ideas.

Seminar 251, Labor Seminar: "Divergent Paths: A New Perspective on Earnings Differences Between Black and White Men Since 1940" The amount of goods and services transacted on online platforms is set to grow several folds over the next decade.