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Cancel Amount / Cancel Pay - do they sound alright? Hi ! I'm translating a web page and I need to shorten all the words (there is not enough space on the web ..) I want to describe the situation which is "the payment has been canceled". If I say "Cancel Pay", could you understand the situation? ( Of course, there's a context in that you could directly know it's about payment.) And how about "Cancel Amount" regarding it? It means how much money you tried to pay and now it got canceled (it could not be "refund", because you gave the webpage the payment info but they haven't pulled out your money from your bank). Or do they sound awkward and not understandable? : ( Thanks a lot guys!

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I would say "Cancel Payment" (not 'cancel pay') if you are cancelling the entire payment process. I wouldn't say "Cancel Amount" as that implies they are cancelling the amount that was entered, but they will still able to enter another amount.

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