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Processing Delay
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Processing Delay
Time a selling firm takes to record receipt of a payment and deposit it.

Processing Delay
The time between the receipt of an order or payment and the appropriate response. Processing delay may involve the time between receiving a payment and depositing it in the bank or between a customer requesting a product and that product being shipped. The increase in electronic communication has greatly reduced processing delay for many transactions.


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