paybox

American  

[pey-boks] / ˈpeɪˌbɒks /

noun

British.

1. box office.

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Etymology

Origin of paybox

First recorded in 1850–55; pay ¹ + box ¹

Example Sentences

Israeli media reported Sunday that Paybox, a payment app, had suspended Sharvit’s account.

From Seattle Times

Austria's telecoms regulator is also examining the deal, as is the Financial Market Authority because Telekom Austria's Paybox Bank unit has a banking licence.

From Reuters

At Sybase, he backed up this initiative with acquisitions: Xcellenet for $95Mil in 2004, Mobile 365 for $400mil in 2006 and PayBox in 2009.

From Forbes

Nordic acquired Point International in 2004, since when it has grown significantly, helped by the bolting on of Norway's largest distributor of payment terminals Adimo and France's Paybox in the last few months.

From Reuters

Eleven bank-notes were thrust into a paybox at one time for eleven stalls.

From Project Gutenberg