Visszaváltási

Visszaváltási is an adjective in Hungarian, formed from the noun visszaváltás, which means redemption or the act of exchanging something back for value. The term describes terms, prices, periods or conditions related to redeeming an asset, certificate or instrument for cash or another form of value. It is commonly used in financial and consumer contexts to label the aspects of the process that involve returning value to the holder.

In finance, visszaváltási kifejezések appear in phrases such as visszaváltási ár (redemption price), which is the amount paid to holders when they redeem bonds, certificates of deposit, or fund units. Also common is visszaváltási időszak (redemption period), during which redemption is permitted, sometimes subject to notice requirements, minimum holding times, or limits. Fees tied to redemption may be described as visszaváltási díj (redemption fee). The specific terms can vary by instrument, fund policy, and jurisdiction.

In consumer contexts, visszaváltási describes the process of exchanging vouchers, gift cards, or coupons for goods, services, or cash, with台 terms laid out as visszaváltási feltételek (redemption conditions), expiration dates, and eligible locations. The overall concept emphasizes the return of value to the holder and is a common component of contracts, financial products, and promotional offers.

Etymology: the term derives from vissza- (back) and váltás (exchange, change), signaling the act of returning value. Related forms include visszaváltás (noun) and various compounds like visszaváltási jog, díj, ár.