The phrase "volume of payments" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the amount or quantity of payments being made. Example: The volume of payments for this month has increased due to the high demand for our product.
EACH November for the past three years PayPal, an online-payments service owned by eBay, has published data showing the volume of payments it handles on what retailers call "Black Friday", or the first day after the Thanksgiving holiday.
The volume of payments to MIT via credit cards increases every year.
"But nothing stops the volume of payments, and the amounts seem to rise inexorably," he says.
The volume of payments handled by PayPal rose 20% in the period to $66bn, with 1.1bn transactions processed.
The volume of payments through Venmo, a unit of PayPal, more than tripled in the most recently reported quarter, to $2.1 billion.
Both services seem to be neck and neck in terms of the volume of payments that go through each.
In the last two years, however, we have seen a spike in the volume of payment-option ARMs, which are no longer largely confined to well-heeled borrowers who can clearly afford them.
For the second quarter, the total payments volume, or value of payments completed through PayPal went up 28% to $86 billion as compared to the second quarter of 2015.
In spite of these discounts, the volume and value of payments has been increasing, offsetting the incentives paid to the merchants.
According to the World Payments Report 2014 by Capgemini and RBS, the continued growth in volumes of electronic payments (e-payments) online and mobile payments (m-payments) is putting pressure on industry stakeholders.
No, it came from the Clinton administration, distracted, and a dopey theory that, if the volume of Medicare payments to doctors increased (more Medicare beneficiaries, more patients, more services), the unit payment should go down.
