Business that agrees to accept credit cards and debit cards in exchange for goods or services. In Internet eCommerce, a merchant is any web site selling physical goods or digital content to consumers or businesses. When providing physical goods, a merchant, by law, can not charge a customer until the order has been physically shipped and must receive confirmation of shipment before a charge can be settled. With digital goods, where fulfillment is immediate, settlement may occur at time of purchase.
An organization or department that accepts payment cards as payment for goods or services.
person who buys (and takes possession of) goods, and sells them on his or her own account.
A person or organization that sells goods on the Web. A merchant may operate one or more Web stores.
Any business, which is using EZCheck services. Also known as a "customer", "client" or "subscriber".
Individuals and companies who provide products and services.
Company who has a product or service to sell also known as an advertiser.
Any person who owns or is entitled to the goods or the Bill of Lading or any person acting as a representative of any of these. It could therefore refer to the holder of the Bill of Lading, the Consignee, etc.
person whose business is buying and selling goods for profit; trader, esp. one in the wholesale trade who deals with foreign countries
The operator of a retail business; also, a buyer and seller of commodities for profit.
An individual whose occupation is to buy items at wholesale prices and sell them at retail prices. see also Futures Commission Merchant.
Department that accepts credit cards for goods or services
mur-chant i) A wholesale trader, esp. with foreign countries, ii) esp. a retail trader or in comb. (wine merchant), colloq. usu. derog. a person showing a partiality for a specified activity or practice (speed merchant).
The advertiser in an affiliate marketing relationship. Example: http://www.ASOS.com
A business (Sole proprietor, partnership, incorporation, LLC, etc.) that agrees to accept credit cards and debit cards when properly presented by the customer.
The company that is running an affiliate program.
system member, which accepts funds from buyer; same as payee
a businessperson engaged in retail trade
a company that operates an affiliate program and is responsible for actually providing the products being purchased
a company that sell products or services
a company that sells products on the Internet
a company wishing to sell its product(s) / service(s) on the Internet through a network of Affiliates
a humanoid that travels the realm selling their wares and services for a fee
a job which involves transporting goods between towns and guarding their merchandise against hostile forces
an entity that contracts with an acquirer or member bank to accept card payments for goods or services provided
an online retailer who has products or services for sale, and wishes to increase sales and traffic to their site
an organisation, company or corporation that willing to have affiliate help market her products/services and in turn pays the affiliate commissions inrespect to certain agreements or terms
an organization or individual who sells a product or service, and accepts orders and payment for those orders
a participating web site that accepts Transfer Transactions from User Accounts in exchange for merchandise and/or services
a person, permitted as aforesaid, to deal in selling goods, wares and merchandise, at any store, stand or place occupied for that purpose
a person who deals in goods of the kind or otherwise by his occupation holds himself out as having, or who by attribution is deemed to have, knowledge or skill peculiar to the practices or goods involved in the transaction
a person who deals in goods of the kind or otherwise holds himself/herself out as having special knowledge with respect to the goods involved
a person who either deals in goods of the kind being offered or someone who "by his occupation holds himself out as having knowledge or skill peculiar to the practices or goods involved in the transaction
a person who travels around in a vehicle of fixed capacity, and makes a living by buying goods at places where they are cheap and selling them at places where he can make a profit
a site which offers a product or service
a wholesaler or retailer of goods and services
a person or business that sells goods for profit
A retailer, professional or other individual or corporation that can accepts purchases using a credit card.
A person who buys and sells things. .
Company or organization on the pay-side of an affiliate relationship. While merchants are typically ecommerce sites, which compensate affiliates for bringing in customers, other types of sites can also be thought of as "merchants" from an affiliate program viewpoint. For instance, a company that pays a bounty for each new subscriber to its free newsletter is an "affiliate merchant", even though they're not (directly) selling a product.
A person who sells a product or service online. Usually, a merchant is referred to as the person that also opens affiliate programs that you can join.
A website that sells a product or service, accepts payments, and fulfills orders. Merchants place ads and links to their products and services on other websites (affiliates) through a network and pay those affiliates a commission for the resulting leads or sales.
(also called Advertiser, Retailer, E-retailer, or Online Retailer) A merchant is a website that rewards affiliates for placing links to the merchant on their own website, normally on a CPA basis.
these are the businesses that run the affiliate program. They are the companies paying you for the leads, clicks or sales. syn. sponsors, affiliate merchants, affiliate program
A business entity that sells goods and/or services and determines the methods of payment they will accept (e.g., cash, check, credit card, debit card).
The entity receiving payments for goods and/or services.
A business which takes a credit card is referred to as a merchant.
Offers goods for sale in exchange for payment. When learning about payment processing, it's easiest to envision a merchant as shipping hard goods, but an online merchant may also provide services, or transmit "soft goods" like downloadable computer software or pay-per-view online content.
A person who deals in goods of the kind involved in a transaction; or one who otherwise by his occupation, holds himself out as having knowledge or skill peculiar to the practices for goods involved; or one to whom such knowledge or skill may be attributed because he employs an agent or broker or other intermediary who, by his occupation, holds himself out as having such knowledge or skill.
An online retailer or service provider that partners with affiliates, forming a strategic online sales relationship.
Vendor or service provider
The people who use our payment system for selling their products or services.
One who operates an online business or service, and who offers an affiliate program through which affiliate Web sites resell its product or service.
Like in real life, a merchant has a Web site "store front" where he is selling services and product over the Internet.
The operator of a business that sells goods or services, such as a store, restaurant, gas station, etc.
(also advertiser, client, e-commerce site, online retailer, partner) a business that sells goods or services online and pays its affiliates a commission in exchange for impressions, leads or sales.
Any person, firm or corporation which has contracted with a Visa or MasterCard member bank to originate paper through the acceptance of cards and displays the Visa or MasterCard decal
A metal merchant, as distinct from a producer's agent or broker, often acts as a principal, buying metal or concentrate from producers and others and selling it on to others. He will often hold metal on his own account while waiting for a buyer.
Sells goods and services to customers. In online payment terms the merchant accepts card payments from cardholders. Merchants must establish a facility with an acquiring bank and a payment gateway to process these payments.
A seller of goods, services, or other information who accepts payment for these items electronically.
Seller of products or services.
A business that has a merchant account for accepting credit cards. Despite being called "the merchant" in the credit card industry, this term really refers to the business, not the owner (though they may be the same in the case of a sole proprietor.
A company who sells things over the Internet.
The seller of goods and services.
Any business, however small, which takes a credit card is called an outlet or merchant. It may be one shop, a chain store, a garage, a dentist, a hairdresser, a cinema and so on. There are half a million outlets in the UK which accept payments for purchases by credit and debit card.
The merchant is a party that provides goods and services to its customers in exchange of payment.
a provider of goods or services who allows payment for goods or services to be effected by performing an Electronic Transaction.
A musical merchant sells musical supplies and instruments. This individual should have strong business and people skills in addition to knowledge regarding music. These merchants can be independent business owners or can work for large music chain stores. In addition to selling musical supplies, these merchants can also specialize in instrument repair.
Company that markets and sells goods or services online. Merchants establish affiliate programs to get consumers to purchase a product, register for a service, fill out a form, or visit a Web site.
A merchant is someone who sells products or services on the Web.
The party which offers goods for sale or provides services in exchange for payment. A merchant that accepts payment cards must have a relationship with an Acquirer.
For cargo carried under the terms and conditions of the Carrier's Bill of Lading and of a tariff, it means any trader or persons (e.g. Shipper, Consignee) and including anyone acting on their behalf, owning or entitled to possession of the goods.
Ecommerce business that sells products and/or services online.
A retail business or any person or company entering into a contractual agreement with an acquirer to accept Visa or MasterCard. At Wire Card a merchant is understood as Internet retailer managing an online shop.
In online advertising, a merchant is an entity that sells products or services on the web.
Location or store where MasterCard is accepted and purchases are made.
Under the Uniform Commercial Code, one who commonly deals in goods of a particular type.
Any business that agrees to accept credit cards and debit cards in exchange for goods or services. In terms of Internet Commerce, a merchant is any Web site that is selling physical goods, services, or digital content to consumers or other businesses.
A business, which accepts, cards and provides goods and/or services and possibly other facilities to cardholders.
A person or a company that markets their products and services on the web. Your merchant is the person/company whose program you joined.
Matrixx Financial Services customer.
an authorized acceptor of Visa cards for the payment of goods and services.
An online business that markets and sells goods or services.
a person who buys and sells goods
Any business operation that accepts payment cards for goods or services.
A business that accepts credit cards. Also a customer of a processor/acquirer.
A merchant is any person or business that accepts credit cards over the Internet. NOP
Online vendor of goods and services that offers an affiliate program.
a legal entity with which there is an agreement to accept cards as payment for goods or services when properly presented.
A person who sells or provides a product or service.
We use this term to refer to any retailer or service provider that accepts Visa payments. Along with the acquirer, the issuer and the cardholder, the merchant constitutes one of the parties in a four-party payment system.
A business that markets and sells goods or services.
A person or company that sells products or services directly on the Web.
The merchant is the company who offers a product or service to the online shopper, and pays the affiliate a commission if the sale is generated through a link placed on the affiliate's site. The merchant is also responsible for processing the order and shipping it, and for customer service.
A business entity that accepts Visa for payment.
The person or business entity that sells goods or services to a customer.
Any business that accepts as payment VISA and/or MasterCard bankcards.
Any business that, having met the qualification standards of MasterCard and/or Visa and having been approved by any acquiring member, accepts MasterCard and/or Visa cards as payment for goods and services.
A person who sells goods for profit.
any business that accepts Visa/MasterCard as a form of payment.
Any institute, which honors the Card and supplies goods and services to the Cardholder against the Card in lieu of Cash.
Any business having met the qualification standards of MasterCard and Visa, and has been approved by an acquiring member, to accept credit cards as payment for goods and services.
Any other person, DBA or corporation that accepts credit cards.
A business that has a merchant account to accept credit cards.
A Full Service Merchant, Cash Account Merchant or Food Stamp Merchant, Food Stamp Only Merchant, including a Manual Only Merchant.
A retailer, or any other person, firm, or corporation that (pursuant to a merchant agreement) agrees to accept credit cards, debit cards, or both, when properly presented.