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In the context, they both are quite similar in meaning. However, the adjective "complete" refers to a state of completeness, whereas passive form of the verb "to complete" suggests a finished action/process. Since the state of the task is a finished/completed process, I would, too, use "completed".
Completion means that is it already done. you have already completed it. Completing means you have still doing it and have not finished completing it.
The sentence 'The payment has been completed' is correct and usable in written English.
In the context, they both are quite similar in meaning. However, the adjective "complete" refers to a state of completeness, whereas passive form of the verb "to complete" suggests a finished action/process. Since the state of the task is a finished/completed process, I would, too, use "completed".
?Complete? can be an adjective or a verb, whose past participle is ?completed?. ?50 complete interviews? means that each of those 50 interviews don't lack any parts, each of them having been fully brought to an end, including 100% of the necessary or required elements. ?Complete? is the adjective, here.