Business Vocabulary

4. To give official permission for something to happen.
6. The day, month, and year when a card issuer records a transaction and adds it to the cardholder's account balance.
7. A company that collects financial information about consumers.
8. A person or company involved in buying and selling goods, often in large quantities or with international trade.
9. The crime of obtaining money by deceiving people.
10. It is processed so that financial charges are not levied on your credit card or savings account during the investigation period.
13. They may occur when your debit or credit card is lost or stolen.

1. To make something happen more quickly.
2. Unauthorized use of a credit card by a third party, often involving the theft of card information and the use of the card for unauthorized purchases, services, or withdrawals.
3. To cause a warning or notification to be issued, often due to suspicious activity or content.
5. Any transfer made by the seller of any right, title, or interest in or to the assets that does not and will not constitute a fraudulent conveyance under any applicable law.
6. A purchase that has cleared on your card and the funds have been deducted. This may include some pending transactions that may differ from the actual amount spent.
11. An argument or disagreement.
12. The responsibility of a person, business, or organization to pay or give up something of value.