Posted by Mark Brousseau
Companies experienced cost savings in 2009 as people switched to lower cost ACH bill payments and companies spent less time managing unauthorized debits.
WEB bill payments (ACH payments initiated at the billing company's website) grew 9.7% in 2009 vs. 2008 and unauthorized WEB debits decreased 13% down to 0.04%.
One utility company in Florida continued their strong growth in 2009. However, this utility company has not always grown their electronic payments at impressive rates. Looking back to 2004, the utility's electronic payment adoption rate was well below industry average. The utility company substantially increased their electronic payment options and integrated the entire payment process resulting in a tripling of their electronic payment adoption rate.
Source: NACHA, April 7, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
WEB payments up, unauthorized transactions down
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