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Payment Vendor
Payment vendor definition (noun)
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A payment vendor, also known as a payment processor, is a third-party company that processes payments between businesses and customers. A payment vendor relays customers’ payment information, such as credit card information, to the merchant’s bank account.
Examples of payment vendors include PayPal, Stripe, and Apple Pay.
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