Sentence examples for cross-border merchant from inspiring English sources

This information is apparently required under current Indian laws in order to identify the nature of cross-border merchant transactions.

PayPal is leading a $50 million investment into PPRO, a London-based business that is focused on cross-border payments for merchants, specifically by offering the merchants a seamless way of accepting payments from customers using whatever the most popular payment form happens to be in a particular country.

"Most Russian consumers are already our users, and this partnership will enable us to significantly increase the access to various segments of the e-commerce offering, including both cross-border and local merchants.

Now with its Global Sellers initiative, the company is making cross-border commerce easier for merchants using its payment services.

The company will lower merchant fees on cross-border and certain domestic euro-area transactions.

Around the time of the Abbasid dynasty, cross-border trade became extremely active in the Islamic world with merchants acting as mediators for the movement of goods among western and African countries, India, and (later) China.

Despite the boom in cross-border, current international shipping options are lacking a lot of what a merchant needs to successfully sell and ship abroad.

Our own country's uniform commercial code is a direct descendant of rules that merchants and shippers came up with to make cross-border business possible.

Ma has worked in the area over the last several years providing investing and advisory services through merchant bank The Raine Group, which was an advisor during the Renren IPO, and advising cross-border M&A for CITIC Securities International Partners.

Cross-border investment ballooned.

Cross-border institutions also reinforce binational ties.