The eBillme online payment service has instituted a program that shares revenue with banks, bill-pay portals and walk-in bill payment networks that support the service, Samer Forzley, EBILLME’S vice president of marketing, tells CardLine. EBillme enables consumers to use their own financial institution’s online banking and bill-payment services to make purchases online. Forzley says the revenue percentage is less than 2% but ultimately depends on the volume of business the partner brings in. The program encourages bill-payment partners to promote the eBillme service to their subscriber bases, he notes.
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