Key:payment:operator

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payment:operator
Description
Сompany, corporation, person or any other entity who is directly in charge of processing of payments at a map object
Group: properties
Used on these elements
may be used on nodesmay be used on waysmay be used on areas (and multipolygon relations)may be used on relations
Requires
Useful combination
Status: in use

payment:operator and related tags are used to name a company, corporation, person or any other entity who is directly in charge of the current operation of processing of payments at a map object.

Determining the payment:operator of a payment terminal used by an establishment can let people know about incompatibilities between that terminal and a user's preferred payment methods. For example, a QR code registered for a payment:operator:type=business accounts can accept certain [W] buy now, pay later options that QR codes for payment:operator:type=personal accounts cannot. Meanwhile, a company operating a payment method (such as a digital wallet) may also provide discount vouchers when paying through a point-of-sale (POS) terminal that same company operates, or fail to process a payment attempted through a POS terminal another company operates.[1]

How to use

Set a node node at the center of the feature or draw an area area along its outline. Tag it with a payment:* key, such as payment:credit_cards=yes, payment:debit_cards=yes, or payment:qr_code=yes. Then tag it with a payment:operator=* and the name of the point-of-sale machine brand. Add useful combinations.

Tags used in combination

Common values

payment:operator=*

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payment:operator:type=*

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Possible tagging mistakes

Snake case capitalization

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Nonstandard keys

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Notes

  1. 1.0 1.1 ATYL tagging over the past decade has led to using [W] standard English capitalization practice as used in operator=* as the de facto standard, rather than using the [W] snake case convention used in payment:*=yes.[2][3][4][5]

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