prepaid
(also pre-paid) /priːˈpeɪd/ adjective (written abbreviation ppd.) COMMERCEDefinition
› if a product or service is prepaid, it has already been paid for: Each advertisement runs six times and is $350 prepaid. Use a prepaid phone card if you're someone who rarely makes long-distance calls. A prepaid plan includes taxes, fees, and surcharges as well as minutes.
(Definition of prepaid adjective from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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