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Learn about some terminologies used in this documentation
Business
An entity engaged in commercial, industrial, or professional activities.
Organization
A group of people working together toward common goals, often structured in a formal system
Account
A record of financial transactions and balances associated with a specific entity.
Primary or Parent Account
The main account that may have subordinate accounts associated with it.
Subaccount
An account linked to and subordinate to a primary or parent account.
Virtual Account
An online representation of a traditional bank account, often used for specific purposes like online transactions.
Auto Settlement
Automatic processing and settlement of financial transactions without manual intervention.
Terminal
A device used for processing electronic payments, often connected to point-of-sale systems.
Webhook
A mechanism for real-time communication between systems, triggering events when certain actions occur.
Transaction
An exchange or interaction, typically referring to a financial activity.
Credit/Debit Transaction
Financial transactions involving the addition (credit) or subtraction (debit) of funds.
IAM (Identity and Access Management)
Security framework for managing digital identities and controlling access to resources.
Access Token
A credential used to access specific resources, often obtained after successful authentication.
PED (Pin Entry Device)
A device used for securely entering personal identification numbers (PINs) in electronic transactions.
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