U.S. Payments

EBPP

One link.
No account required.

A hosted payment page, electronic bill presentment and payment, built for guest checkout. Customers land on it, pay, and leave. There is no portal to sign into and no account to create first.

Nothing to sign into. Nothing to build. Just a link that takes payments.

47

States

300+

Clients

$1B

Processed in 2025

A hosted "Pay Now" page, with the biller account on the left and payment methods on the right — Apple Pay, Google Pay, Venmo, and PayPal checkout buttons above a saved credit card and an Add Payment Method link

What it does,
and what it never asks for

No login, no account, no signup

The customer lands on the page, pays the bill, and leaves. Nothing to create first and nothing to remember afterwards — the shortest path there is from a bill to a paid bill.

It’s just a link

Point the "Pay Now" button you already have at it, drop it into an emailed bill, or print it as a QR code on a paper one. There is nothing to build on your side.

Payments can post the same day

A bill paid on the page does not sit in a file waiting for an overnight batch, which is usually the difference between paid and paid late.

Card, debit, and every major wallet

Apple Pay, Google Pay, Venmo, and PayPal all check out here. Wallets are a web capability specifically, which makes this the channel that reaches customers who never reach for a card.

The account is checked as they type it

Account details are validated against the biller in real time, so a mistyped account number gets caught on the page rather than becoming a payment somebody has to go find later.

Secure, PCI-compliant processing

Every transaction is protected end to end, and the compliance burden for card and digital payments stays with us rather than the biller.

For the customers
who do want an account

Web Bill Pay is the portal they sign into — balances, history, and AutoPay in one place. Same platform, same reporting, whichever one a customer uses.

Where It Fits

One part
of a larger payment ecosystem.

The page is where the customer who just wants this bill settled ends up, with no account and no reason to come back. It works best as part of an omnichannel setup, where web, mobile, phone, and kiosk payments all run on one platform and land in one place.

  • One reporting environmentA $1,411 embedded payment and a $10 kiosk cash payment show up side by side, not in two systems somebody has to reconcile against each other.
  • A guest payment is still a tracked paymentSkipping the login does not skip the record. The payment lands against the same biller account, in the same reporting, as every other channel.
  • One integrationAdding the link does not mean adding a vendor, a settlement process, or a second set of files into a billing system.
A consolidated transaction report table listing payments from every channel together — Embedded, Kiosk, Web, API, IVR, and Mobile — with columns for account number, pay type, payment amount, and date

Make paying a single click

Talk to our team about where the link should live — your site, your emailed bills, or a QR code on the paper one.