paypoint

English

Etymology

From pay +‎ point.

Noun

paypoint (plural paypoints)

1. A location where people can make payments for a service.
   • 2003, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Drum: A Magazine of Africa for Africa, page 91:

     An advantage of buying prepaid electricity at Easypay paypoints is that you are not restricted to purchasing electricity within an^[sic] certain area. Buy electricity for your meter in Gauteng and use it when you get home in Cape Town.

   • 2014, Naila Kabeer, Gender & Social Protection Strategies in the Informal Economy:

     At smaller mobile paypoints, stall holders set themselves up for an hour or two, and then follow pension vehicles to the next paypoint.