"reliable transactions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe transactions that are trustworthy, dependable, and consistent. Example: "Our company prides itself on providing reliable transactions to our customers, ensuring their financial security and satisfaction."
This paper describes an expert tool for temporal database transaction design, EDTTDT, developed to assist transaction designers in creating efficient, safe and reliable transactions.
At its core, blockchain is a distributed ledger that enables efficient and reliable transactions that are typically private (or pseudonymous), secure, and transparent.
"We help companies across a wide range of industries, from payments providers through to the sharing economy, improve user experience by removing friction in transactions with reliable, off-the-shelf identity, insight and trust solutions based on digital signals.
For the midsize customer there are new computer programs for 3-D design and order entry that digitally link Herman Miller, the supplier, the distributor and the customer, and make transactions speedy and reliable.
For now, we mainly deal with those people who we had previous transactions and are reliable, and we maintain good relations… for instance, the large deal we had last year with a coal mining company was introduced by a friend, and all the transactions we had were made through oral contracts, which often involves millions of RMB.
"To be reliable, indices have to be transaction-based and transparent," said Gary S. Gensler, the chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the regulator that led the inquiry into Barclays.
The country's economic future hinges on a reliable property rights system, low transaction costs and strong enforcement mechanisms.
The test would ensure that Orbitz could handle the transaction volume and be reliable, the chief executive, Jeffrey Katz, said.
According to a reliable source with knowledge of the transaction, e-invoicing company, TradeShift has just secured between €12 to €15 million euros from PayPal ($16 to $21 million dollars).
Transparency in control transactions under a secure and reliable architecture is the aim of the policy enforcement system proposed here.
Due to the complexity of tax instruments used to avoid taxes, and historical secrecy of transactions in the extractives sector, reliable numbers for tax avoidance are hard to come by.
