Handouts in Authorization of Payments
Handouts in Authorization of Payments
INON
SEMESTER: SUMMER 2022
COURSE: School Finance and Business Administration
PROFESSOR: ELEANORE DAGALA, PHD
TOPIC: Administration of Budget
*Authorization of Payment
*Making Payments
Authorization – is a process by which a server determines if the client has permission to use a resource
or access a file. It is usually coupled with authentication so that the server has some concept
of who the client is that is requesting access.
Payment Authorization is a kind of an approach which guarantees evidence that the certain
account is valid and adequately provisioned inquiry can be approved.
Authorization Process
1. Expiration Date – The authorization acquired for customer accounts do not have an expiration date.
2. Dynamic charge transaction request (CTR) distribution – provides customer intelligent control of
authorizations, multiple invoices, and multiple payments.
3. Sequence of authorization requests – each authorization request contain a MaxRequestAmount
attribute, which defines the total authorization required for that request. When a request is fully
authorized, the authorization for the next request begins.
4. Payment Status – Each authorization request has a payment status associated with the request.
5. Reversal of authorization – Enables merchants to implement an authorization strategy that
generates a reversal request before the unused authorization expires.
6. Delayed reauthorization – When an order is awaiting inventory, authorizations can expire and
trigger multiple reauthorization that lock up the customer’s credit line and cause expense to the
seller.
Making Payments
Payments- is a voluntary tender of money or its equivalent or of things of value by one party to another in
exchange for goods, or services provided by them or to fulfill a legal obligation. The party making
the payment is commonly called the payer, while the payee is the party receiving the payment.
(Wikipedia)
Payment – is the transfer of money, goods, or services in exchange for goods and services in acceptable
proportions that have been previously agreed upon by all parties involved.
3. Payment by Cheque
A cheque is a written "order to pay", which you sign and give to another party as payment.
4. Bank Draft
A check drawn by a bank on its own funds in another bank.
5. E-Payment
An e-payment or Electronic Payment system allows customers to pay for the services via
electronic methods. It is also known as online payment systems. Normally e-payment is
done via debit, credit cards, direct bank deposits, and e-checks, other alternative e-payment
methods like e-wallets, bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, bank transfers are also gaining popularity.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Common Methods used in Payments
Advantages Disadvantage