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E-payment is a new system that the public, businesses and other organisations
used for payment of their financial deals.It is also used for on line business to
business,educational institutions for student grants and tuition fees,for shopping,
retailers and wholesales, and also the used of credit card and others banks cards
for paying debts and gifts.online payment
requirements
Online payments
Partial refund
Antifraud system
attempts
Administration interface
Panel
system
Implementation services
website
sent to customers
Vendor support
Dedicated online technical consultant
Live Chat
Shopper support
Online promotions
Cross-selling
Extended reports
special products
countries
ePayment benefits
Enhanced security
Fast implementation
Easy to use
Electronic payment is the term used for any kind of payment processed without using cash or
paper checks. Forms of electronic payment include use of ACH or Automated Clearing
House, e-checks, direct debit, debit cards, and credit cards.
Recurring payments, on the other hand, are those payments made for long-term or recurring
financial responsibilities such insurance payments, loans, phone bills, electric bills, etc. Some
services that require memberships like gyms require this mode of payment from their clients.
However, there are some basic security measures that can be taken to greatly minimize the
risks involved. Some of these include the installation and constant updating of anti-virus and
anti-spyware programs. Installation of firewalls, awareness of new threats online, and
knowledge about how best to deal with these threats would also help.
Making sure that the online transaction is being done over a secure server can also greatly
minimize the risk of compromising your credit card and financial information. This can be
done by looking for the lock or key icon in your browser and for “https” instead of “http” in
the address bar.
Regardless of the security risks, online or electronic payments are here to stay. Just in the
year 2004 alone, more than twelve billion dollars changed hands through Automated Clearing
House payments representing a twenty percent increase from the previous year. Moreover,
more and more banks and financial institutions are providing this method of payment to their
customers. A 2005 survey done on this subject showed that more than 94% of large banking
companies and more than 65% of community banks have started offering these services to
their clients