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Market Research Report

INNOVATIONS IN ONLINE BILL PAYMENT

Published by Mercator Advisory Group, Inc.
Published August, 2005 Product code 32663
Content info 26 pages & 5 exhibits
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This publication has been discontinued on July 19, 2011.

Introduction

Abstract

From its inception, online bill payment has made waves in the industry. The latest research from Mercator Advisory Group explores developments in online bill payment and their effects on the industrys future. Beginning with a look at the two generally accepted bill payment models, direct-biller and consolidator, the report looks at how a new online bill model, the Direct-Aggregator is changing the billing game. Direct-aggregators stand to capture significant customer attention and slow the growth of consolidator sites.

"Online bill payment is a complicated industry where small changes to infrastructure, business models and consumer behavior can have dramatic effects. In the last year or so, both the rules for online bill payment and the players on the field have changed." According to Mike Friedman, Director of Mercator Advisory Groups Emerging Technologies Service and lead analyst on the report. "There is plenty of room for continued growth in online billing; however, the strategic playbook that was in place only a few years ago, may already be outdated."

In Innovations In Online Bill Payment, Mercator Advisory Group examines the three business models defining online bill payment in todays market. The research also identifies the shifting strategic focus of online bill payment sites and how FSIs offering pay-anyone solutions will need to adjust. With online bill payment being offered more and more as a free service by consolidators, the use of premium services and cost-saving measures will be critical to continued success. The report examines both available premium services and the steps banks can undertake to lower the cost structure of their bill payment divisions.

The report also looks at the competitive landscape and discusses new products and features at leading online bill payment sites. New businesses are entering the online bill payment space with innovative approaches to capture customer attention. Drawing from refined understanding of consumer preferences, companies are tailoring their offerings to capture more specific and segmented demographics.

Index of Figures

Introduction

Online Billing Business Models

  • Biller-Direct Model
  • Consolidator Model
  • Direct-Aggregator Model

Bill Free Or Die

Online Bill Payment and Site Stickiness

US Competitive Landscape (Alphabetical)

  • AliasWire
  • Billeo
  • BillMatrix
  • CheckFree
  • Corillian
  • Ebids
  • Financial Fusion (Sybase)
  • Metavante
  • Online Resources
  • Princeton Ecom
  • Yodlee

Looking Forward

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