paycode

noun
UK /ˈpeɪkəʊd/
US /ˈpeɪkoʊd/

A paycode is a special set of letters or numbers that tells how much someone should be paid.

The manager entered the new paycode so the workers would get the right money.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A code used to unlock or authorize a payment in a digital system.

She typed the paycode into the app to send the money.

3. A short label on a bill that shows how a charge should be paid.

The invoice had a paycode printed at the top.

4. A secret number used to confirm a card payment.

He forgot his paycode and could not finish the purchase.