Definition of issuer in English:

issuer

noun ˈɪʃuːəˈɪʃ(j)u(w)ər

A person or company that supplies or distributes something.
issuers of mortgage-backed bonds
write down the monthly interest rate your card issuer charges
Example sentencesExamples
- Many issuers now charge a $35 late fee.
- In such a bipartite arrangement, the card is used to charge the client's account with the issuer which the customer settles later.
- The issuer should have been alerted by the obvious pattern of the frauds.
- He knows that his use of the card involves the creation of a binding payment undertaking on the issuer's part.
- Basically, the issuer undertakes to pay for the purchases made by the cardholder within a specified credit limit.
- A difficult question arises in respect of this contract where the issuer becomes insolvent.
- The issuer does not promise to reimburse third parties who deal with the cardholder.
- The issuer may send an unsolicited credit token under a credit-token agreement already made.
- The contract is concluded in standard form, drafted by the issuer.
- In cases involving credit cards, the dealer is already in a relationship with the issuer.

Definition of issuer in US English:

issuer

nounˈɪʃ(j)u(w)ərˈiSH(y)o͞o(w)ər

A person or company that supplies or distributes something.
issuers of mortgage-backed bonds
write down the monthly interest rate your card issuer charges
Example sentencesExamples
- Basically, the issuer undertakes to pay for the purchases made by the cardholder within a specified credit limit.
- The issuer should have been alerted by the obvious pattern of the frauds.
- The issuer may send an unsolicited credit token under a credit-token agreement already made.
- The contract is concluded in standard form, drafted by the issuer.
- Many issuers now charge a $35 late fee.
- A difficult question arises in respect of this contract where the issuer becomes insolvent.
- The issuer does not promise to reimburse third parties who deal with the cardholder.
- In cases involving credit cards, the dealer is already in a relationship with the issuer.
- He knows that his use of the card involves the creation of a binding payment undertaking on the issuer's part.
- In such a bipartite arrangement, the card is used to charge the client's account with the issuer which the customer settles later.

单词	issuer
释义	Definition of issuer in English: issuer noun ˈɪʃuːəˈɪʃ(j)u(w)ər A person or company that supplies or distributes something. issuers of mortgage-backed bonds write down the monthly interest rate your card issuer charges Example sentencesExamples Many issuers now charge a $35 late fee. In such a bipartite arrangement, the card is used to charge the client's account with the issuer which the customer settles later. The issuer should have been alerted by the obvious pattern of the frauds. He knows that his use of the card involves the creation of a binding payment undertaking on the issuer's part. Basically, the issuer undertakes to pay for the purchases made by the cardholder within a specified credit limit. A difficult question arises in respect of this contract where the issuer becomes insolvent. The issuer does not promise to reimburse third parties who deal with the cardholder. The issuer may send an unsolicited credit token under a credit-token agreement already made. The contract is concluded in standard form, drafted by the issuer. In cases involving credit cards, the dealer is already in a relationship with the issuer. Definition of issuer in US English: issuer nounˈɪʃ(j)u(w)ərˈiSH(y)o͞o(w)ər A person or company that supplies or distributes something. issuers of mortgage-backed bonds write down the monthly interest rate your card issuer charges Example sentencesExamples Basically, the issuer undertakes to pay for the purchases made by the cardholder within a specified credit limit. The issuer should have been alerted by the obvious pattern of the frauds. The issuer may send an unsolicited credit token under a credit-token agreement already made. The contract is concluded in standard form, drafted by the issuer. Many issuers now charge a $35 late fee. A difficult question arises in respect of this contract where the issuer becomes insolvent. The issuer does not promise to reimburse third parties who deal with the cardholder. In cases involving credit cards, the dealer is already in a relationship with the issuer. He knows that his use of the card involves the creation of a binding payment undertaking on the issuer's part. In such a bipartite arrangement, the card is used to charge the client's account with the issuer which the customer settles later.
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