"held payment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a payment that has been withheld or delayed for some reason. Example: The company has not released my salary yet, I believe there is a held payment issue that needs to be resolved.
It acts as the middleman, holding payment until the vendor sends shipping confirmation.
In doing so, GenApple has the ability to hold payment to the seller if the buyer is not satisfied.
Bidzy's platform sits in the middle, connecting the right customers to the right local services and holding payment until the work is completed – much like TaskRabbit hooks up consumers with time/skills to offer to other consumers (c2c) who have a task that needs doing.
"With interest rates escalating, trying to hold payments constant is getting expensive".
The federal government can also seek restitution from the state for failing to hold payments when there is credible evidence.
Under federal law, the state needs credible evidence — but less proof than what is needed to prosecute the provider — to hold payments while investigations continue.
It will hold payments flat for the next 10 months instead of cutting them by 27 percent as the formula required, and the $18 billion to pay for it will be taken from other health care programs.
One development that has been hurting brokers, Mr. Hicks said, is that instead of letting brokers hold payments from clients for up to 90 days, the insurers now demand swift payment, which reduces potential profit on short-term investments.
They differ from conventional sales platforms in three main ways: They use Bitcoin for settlement; they hold payments with a third party; they don't seek customer data.
As its name suggests, Escrow.com provides online escrow services for e-commerce sites by holding payments for goods or services until a transaction is successfully completed.
