For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals (Length: 13 pages)

This is a Consumer Technographics document

November 3, 2008

US Banks Are Losing Bill Pay Ground To Biller Sites

Quitters And Fence-Sitters Prefer Billers Over Banks

This is the fifth document in the "Growing EBPP Adoption And Usage" series.

by Emmett Higdon

with Benjamin Ensor, Peter Wannemacher, Courtney Tincher

Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

Since Forrester first started tracking where US online consumers pay bills, biller sites have always led the way. Although banks had been closing this gap over the past five years, bank bill pay growth has stalled in the past 12 months, while the number of biller site bill pay users has grown 17%. What's driving the growth? The usual suspects: ease of use, speed of payments, and availability of same-day and credit card payments. eBusiness executives at banks and credit unions will need to match the simplicity and flexibility of biller sites if they are to attract, and retain, the next generation of bill pay customers.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

NOTES & RESOURCES

itemBanks Are Losing Bill Pay Ground Permanently To Biller Sites

itemQuitters Prefer Paying At Biller Sites, Paying By Check, And Paying By Auto-Debit

itemFence-Sitters Are Comfortable Where They Are — At Biller Sites

itemUsage Suggests Consolidation Is Still A Strength Of Bank Bill Pay

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We drew from Forrester's North American Technographics Financial Services Online Survey, Q3 2008, which surveyed 4,650 US online consumers. This document details the resulting data, which focuses on consumers who do not pay bills online at their bank or credit union's site.

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Analyst: Emmett Higdon
Industry: Business-To-Consumer eCommerce, Consumer Financial Services, Consumer Industries, Consumer Portals & Search, Consumer Security, Consumer Technology Adoption, eBusiness/eCommerce, eBusiness/eCommerce Adoption, Financial Services, Online Financial Products & Services, Retail Banking
Geography: North America