pre-pay
(also prepay) adjective [before noun]Definition
› UK COMMUNICATIONS relating to a mobile phone service that you pay for before making calls, rather than receiving an invoice for them later: Even the most basic pre-pay phone will enable you to make and receive calls and texts. Sales surged 37% thanks partly to prepay customers buying new handsets. pre-pay deals/offers/packages
(Definition of pre-pay adjective from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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