Sentence examples for network of merchants from inspiring English sources
"Relying on an installed base of phones that is today indistinguishable from zero, a single payment system, a single card issuer, and a modest network of merchants capable of accepting these phone-based payments means that the near-term impact will be negligible".
The company's January ICO raised $7 million in token purchases, which can now be used as payment through a network of merchants in Nigeria, Kenya and Rwanda.
The alliance with Visa will aid the startup getting its white cards accepted at Visa's millions strong network of merchants and its relationship with Andera will aid in the management of online bank accounts.
More recently, the company had rolled out the Lemon Network, an attempt to establish a network of merchants who would accept payments through Lemon within their mobile apps, similar to Venmo Touch.
But it's a boast with substance: Rearden has clearly managed to monetize his AI vision at a significant scale by bringing under one umbrella a vast network of merchants and providers and then negotiating discounts as well as enforcing policies on behalf of its client corporations.
One reform would be to create a First National Bank of Innovation — a state-sponsored network of merchant banks that invest in and lend to innovative projects.
The institution we envision would be structured as a network of "merchant" banks that invest in and lend to innovative projects, and it would have some features of the Farm Credit System in the United States.
That's why Patel said the company is focused on very dense networks of merchants and consumers — like the kind of you might see on a college campus where students repeatedly go to a few places for lunch.
A network of Dutch merchants provided the financial backing and handled sales and distribution, she said.
The group aligned against Haftar, Libya Dawn, is an uneasy coalition; it includes former Al Qaeda jihadists who fought against Qaddafi in the nineties, Berber ethnic militias, members of Libya's branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, and a network of conservative merchants from Misrata, whose fighters make up the largest block of Libya Dawn's forces.
