A system of interconnecting roadways that provides for the movement of traffic between two or more highways on different levels.

a junction of highways on different levels that permits traffic to move from one to another without crossing traffic streams

a grade-separated intersection (one road passes over another) with ramps to connect them, as pictured

a track where one railroad receives cars from and delivers cars to another railroad.

A highway intersection allowing traffic to move freely from one road to another without crossing another line of traffic.

System of interconnecting ramps between two or more grade-separated intersecting roadways or guideways.

Junction of two railroads where cars or trains are transferred between them.

A system of interconnecting roadways in conjunction with one or more grade separations, providing for the movement of traffic between two or more roadways on different levels.  Compare with intersections and junction.

The system of grade separated ramps connecting two or more freeways, toll roads, or other exclusive roadways, or connecting a roadway to an interstate.

Where two highways meet and intersect.

an interchange is the junction of a freeway and another road. To provide access control, interchanges keep the traffic flowing on the freeway, but there may be some restrictions on the connecting routes. A complete interchange provides for movements in all directions; a partial interchange has some missing connections. There are a wide variety of interchanges, including cloverleads, stacks, single point urban, and trumpets.

A track on which various cars are delivered or received from one railroad to another.

The transfer of cars from one railroad to another at a common junction point.

In the field of road transport, an interchange is a road junction that typically utilizes grade separation, and one or more ramps, to permit traffic on at least one road to pass through the junction without crossing any other traffic stream. It differs from an intersection, at which roads cross at grade. Interchanges are almost always used when at least one of the roads is a freeway, though they may occasionally be used at junctions between two surface streets.

The association function that enables members to exchange payment card transaction data and funds on a standardized basis.

generally refers to the exchange of diagnostic imaging studies between institutions. Sometimes it is also used in the context of exchange within an institution.

The exchange of transaction data between acquiring and issuing institutions.

Exchange of mail between Letter Processing Plants (LPPs). (échange)

give to, and receive from, one another; "Would you change places with me?"; "We have been exchanging letters for a year"

a location where two things meet, usually perform some kind of exchange, and possibly go on their ways again

a series of one or more exchanges of information between two partners

A fee, set by a network operator (such as Visa, MasterCard and debit card networks, such as STAR) and paid by the transaction-acquiring bank to the card-issuing bank.

A fee assessed by the issuing bank to the acquiring bank to cover the costs of float time before recovering their funds, credit and fraud losses incurred due to the float of funds and the cost of processing and posting the credit transaction to a cardholder account

Exchange of transaction data between Acquirer and Issuer.

The exchange of railcars between connecting railroads.

The transaction that takes place between the acquiring bank and the credit card-issuing bank.

The flow of information between issuers and acquirers, e.g. transactions, retrieval requests, chargebacks.

Reciprocal exchange of e.g. information between two or more parties.

The exchange of information, transaction data and money among banks. Interchange systems are managed by Visa and MasterCard associations according to their requirements and are very standardized so banks and merchants worldwide can use them.

The fees assessed to a transaction by MasterCard and Visa.

Interchange is the fee paid by acquirers to card issuers for each transaction. The fee is determined by the nature of the business and the processing procedures followed. Rates are determined by the card schemes who assess the level of risk and expense involved in processing a transaction.

A system managed by Master and Visa to bring global standard in exchanging data and money between banks.

The standardized electronic exchange of financial and non-financial data associated with sale and credit data between merchant acquirers and card issuers on various types of MasterCard and Visa transactions.

A fee which may be paid between two banks each time a card is used. Its purpose is to ensure that Visa cards are as widely accepted and as widely used as possible.

The process by which all parties involved in a credit card transaction (i.e., processors, acquirers, issuers, etc.) manage the processing, clearing and settlement of credit card transactions, including the assessment, and collection and/or distribution of fees between parties. Also known as Credit Card Interchange.

The exchange of transactions between clearing members for Visa and MasterCard transactions, according to the associations operating rules and regulations. During this process transactions are routed to the appropriate card issuing bank.

The domestic and international systems operated by VISA and MasterCard for authorization, settlement and the passing through of interchange and other fees, as well as other monetary and non-monetary information related to bankcard activities.

The agreement among interconnected utilities under which they buy, sell and exchange power among themselves. This can, for example, provide for economy energy and emergency power supplies.

The exchange of Authorization requests, Transaction records, funds, or information between an Acquirer and CAS through an intermediate Network or other facility.

The data transmitted between a sender and receiver in a single transmission.

A group of transaction sets sent from one sender to one receiver at one time. The interchange is delineated by an interchange control header and an interchange control trailer. It is comparable to an outer envelope in paper transmissions.

A collection of EDI documents sent from one Trading Partner to another. An interchange is made up of one or more Functional Groups.

An electronic exchange between two business partners. The interchange is enclosed between an interchange control header and an interchange control trailer. It is comparable to an outer envelope in paper transmissions.

a standard format for sharing or transferring data electronically between parties that do not share a common application. Usually a format that is platform-independent is agreed upon as a standard. Examples of common interchange formats include EDI (electronic data interchange), ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange), and GIF (graphics interchange format).

A unit of data transfer using the EDIFACT standard. It contains one or more EDIFACT messages.

In EDI, the exchange of electronic information between companies. Also, the group of transaction sets transmitted from one sender to one receiver at one time. Delineated by interchange control segments.

Transfer of a container from one party to another.

The ability of a quick-action coupling half from one manufacturer to fit and function with a mating half from another manufacturer without assurance of equal pressure containment rating or performance.

The exchange of equipment from one owner/operator to another. InterBox enables carriers, lessors and other equipment operators to interchange equipment in order to balance supply and demand.

The capability to import or export an image along with its index from one ImagePlus system to another ImagePlus system using CIF or CIU.

To remove a tape from one drive and read the data on another tape drive.

The exchange of freight laden trailers from one carrier or another for further transportation of the shipments therein.

Passing freight from one carrier to another between lines.

removing a tape cartridge from one drive and reading the data on another driv

The transfer of cargo and equipment from one carrier to another in a joint freight move.