vendortrust

noun
UK /ˈvɛndətrʌst/
US /ˈvɛndərtrʌst/

Believing that a seller will be fair and honest.

The buyer showed vendortrust by paying before the package arrived.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The confidence a company places in its software or service provider.

Strong vendortrust kept the firm from switching suppliers.

3. A feeling of safety when buying from a known shop.

Her vendortrust grew after years of good service.

4. The belief that a seller will keep promises about quality.

Vendortrust made the deal easy to close.