Sentence examples for facilitating payment from inspiring English sources

The service counts 18 of Korea's 19 major banks as partners for facilitating payment and offers various other banking services.

Davidson, who formerly worked on mobile money solutions for the GSMA, explained that the focus is facilitating payment from whatever means possible.

As Bitcoin becomes regulated — which Cascarilla believes would be a good thing — the firm sees plenty of opportunity for companies to emerge around transmitting and facilitating payment by digital currency, in addition to the exchanges and digital wallets that already exist.

PromisePay co-founder and CEO Simon Lee explained to TechCrunch in an interview that, beyond facilitating payment, the startup manages fraud on both the seller and buyer's side, provides support for buyers, and resolves disputes so e-commerce sites "don't have to worry about payments and can just focus on their business".

"You don't need a law to know when you step over the mark between a facilitating payment and a real bribe," said Frank Vogl, vice chairman of Transparency International, an organization that publishes an annual index that ranks countries from least to most corrupt, with the goal of increasing accountability.

One further defendant, José Margulies, a broadcasting executive, is accused of facilitating payments between executives and Fifa officials.

An amendment to the FCPA specifically exempts "facilitating payments for routine governmental action" from the American definition of a bribe.

Technologists imagine a future when wearable devices will act as verifiers of personal identity, facilitating payments, unlocking house and car doors and tracking people's activity and wellness.

Much of the experimentation and innovation in banking has therefore taken place on its fringes: in facilitating payments, for instance, or in finding new ways of crunching data.

After also being accused by the French newspaper L'Equipe and the German broadcaster ARD of facilitating payments to cover up failed drug tests, Papa Massata Diack agreed to stand down from his role as an IAAF consultant.

"What's silent here is that facilitating payments are still illegal in that country because they're bribes," said Patrick J. Gnazzo, vice president for business practices at United Technologies in Hartford.