Pawnage

Pronunciation: /ˈpɔnəɡ/

Pawnage (noun)

  1. Money paid for the right to keep something as a pledge until a debt is repaid.
  2. A fee charged when property is used to secure a loan, usually added to the amount owed.

Examples

  • The pawnage was paid after the agreement was signed.
  • They requested the pawnage payment before releasing the item.