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Transactions per minute (TPM) is a metric that refers to the number of data transactions that a computer network can process in a minute. TPM, along with transactions per second (TPS), is..
Transactions per hour (TPH) is a metric that refers to the number of data transactions that a computer network can process in an hour. TPH, along with transactions per minute (TPM) and..
A transaction's settlement time refers to the elapsed time between when a transaction is initiated and when assets are deposited in the recipient's account after all relevant financial..
A transaction ID (TXID), or transaction hash, is an immutable record of a digital transaction that's been recorded onto a blockchain ledger. Users are able to look up any past transactions..
Transaction fees are the fees charged to execute a transaction on a blockchain, and are typically charged to the sender. Transaction fees pay for the computational power a network must exert..
Transaction Cost Analysis (TCA) is a system used by institutional investors to study price trends in order to determine favorable trading windows. This metric is calculated in accordance..
In a blockchain context, a transaction (TX) generally refers to the sending and receiving of different types of data between users on a blockchain network. Depending on their origin..
In structured finance, a tranche refers to one of a number of similar securities or a specific segment of investments created from a pool of securities. Tranches are typically used to divide..
The traditional value chain is a system that is used for creation, distribution, trading, clearing and settlement, custody, and other financial services within the securities value chain..
Traditional finance (TradFi) refers to the financial system that exists apart from blockchain, cryptocurrency, and decentralized finance (DeFi). TradFi is typically characterized..
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