Sentence examples similar to payment designed for from inspiring English sources

The product line mainly includes ICBC e-pay (a convenient online payment service designed for individual users), online POS (to realize interbank payment and acceptance, like ICBC's Alipay), and financial e-payment (designed for enterprises, public institutions, individual business, and individuals with a demand for payments).

On top of that, there is also a mandatory four-year "parachute payment" designed to soften the shock for teams, like Wolverhampton, that plummet out of the Premier League into the far less lucrative second tier.

Most retailers don't take them and they are a type of payment almost designed for fraud and theft (Plenty of grannies' cheques to Johnny never make it).

WorldPay founder Nick Ogden has launched Voice Pay, a speaker verification-based payment system designed for mobile and Internet transactions.

peerTransfer, a simple payment solution designed for international students, today announced that it has closed a $7.5 million series A financing round.

Last month, Visa launched a new payment option designed for e-commerce transactions called Visa Checkout, which eliminates the need for entering in a 16-digit card number during the checkout process in favor of a username and password combination.

His fears was that while he might be able to create e-payment processors using payza and checkout (which are e-payment systems designed for users from developing countries) the problem was that it would be preferable to use PayPal, since, according to him, "is just too trusted and accepted worldwide".

Overall take-up of the means-tested child tax credit is around 82%, for working tax credit it is around 61%; but take-up of child benefit is around 98%. Universal child benefit has reached more low-income families than any of the means-tested payments specifically designed for them.

SalesVu, the maker of a mobile payments service designed for business customers, is launching a major update with SalesVu 2.0, live now in the iTunes App Store.

Although most payments still rely on a fee-for-service model, a significant share of payments is "value-oriented," with one-third of payments designed to boost the quality of care patients receive.

We show that such optimum contingent payment might be designed for a range of different types of contingent payments, for which we present a novel taxonomy.