Sentence examples for terminals to pay from inspiring English sources
Google Wallet will be launching this summer — it's currently in field testing — allowing users to tap their phones against NFC-enabled terminals to pay for goods, redeem offers, and use their loyalty cards in a single tap.
Britain's banks have issued 54m cards with the contactless symbol, enabling users to simply tap it at a terminal to pay for goods worth up to £20.
The promise is that you'll be able to tap on a cash-register terminal to pay for something; tap against an NFC-enabled bus shelter ad to download promotional goodies; tap two phones together to transfer a photo or address; and tap against a Bluetooth speaker to "pair" it with the phone.
You double tap the power button while looking at the phone to prime it and then hold it to a terminal to pay.
That's not to say near-field communications — the technology that will let people wave their phones in front of a payment terminal to pay for goods and services — is completely absent, but use of it will remain "relatively low" through 2015.
A person traveling the short 3-kilometer distance between the Jordanian and Israeli terminals has to pay $94.
Seven men, including six past and present officials of a New Jersey longshoremen's local, were arrested today and accused of running an extortion ring that forced dock workers at a cargo terminal here to pay kickbacks for better jobs, the authorities said.
Some resemble standard POS terminals so wanting to pay by NFC means hunting for a 'pay by contactless' sign, or asking if NFC can be used at that outlet.
Shortly after the department granted MegaBus a three-month permit, an alliance of bus companies called the Coalition of Port Authority Carriers sued MegaBus and the city agency to prevent MegaBus from creating what the coalition said was the equivalent of a sidewalk terminal while they continued to pay rent.
It has returned some to port terminals, but it has had to pay Redlands trucking company $125, on top of the normal trucking rate, for each empty box it has transported.
Washington has shelved a planned bond offering to pay for terminal expansion and parking garages already under construction at Dulles and Reagan National Airports.
