Yes, it is different.
The expression “transfer pricing” generally refers to prices of transactions between associated enterprises which may take place under conditions differing from those taking place between independent enterprises. It refers to the value attached to transfers of goods, Services, and technology between related entities located in different territories. It also refers to the value attached to transfers between unrelated parties which are controlled by a common entity. Or in other words, profits accruing to the parent company can be increased by setting high transfer prices to siphon profits from subsidiaries domiciled in high tax countries, and low transfer prices to move profits to subsidiaries located in low tax jurisdiction.