'credit transaction' is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a type of business transaction in which a person or entity (the buyer) purchases a good or service from another entity (the seller) using a line of credit. For example: "We made the purchase using a credit transaction, and will be making payments on the balance over the next few months."
HSBC said it completed its first renminbi trade settlement with Shanghai and its first cross-border credit transaction.
But a claim for the lost photos takes the compensation over and above the amount of the credit transaction.
To pay with points, users press the request-rewards button before swiping the card; the button marked regular credit allows a straight credit transaction.
Although B2B exchanges have the potential to cut procurement costs impressively, they expose participants to credit, transaction and settlement risks that they are ill-equipped to handle.
Often, the fees are easy to miss: few banks break them down in their monthly statements, choosing instead to fold them into each credit transaction.
Credit, transaction between two parties in which one (the creditor or lender) supplies money, goods, services, or securities in return for a promised future payment by the other (the debtor or borrower).
In 2008 alone, carbon credit transactions amounted to close to $7 billion, it said.
The banks are also changing the way they credit transactions and are allowing customers to opt out of overdraft protection.
The terms of credit transactions may be publicly regulated to prevent abuses by customers and lenders as well as to channel credit into particular sectors of the economy.
The number of people employed processing credit transactions is the highest for almost four years.Higher house prices have made people feel wealthier and more willing to spend.
The three Britons, who were arrested last month in Belgium, were accused of failing to pay VAT worth €3m (£2.7m) on a series of carbon credit transactions.
