What are e-bills?
An e-bill is an electronic presentation of statements, bills, invoices and related information sent by a company to its customers, and corresponding to payment for goods or services. If the payee offers this service, you may be prompted to establish an e-bill. This eliminates mailed statements from the payee and is usually an optional service.
Some merchants (such as your phone and utility companies) can send electronic bills directly to your Bill Payment account. You get the same information as your paper bill but with the added convenience of viewing and paying the bill online. If one of your billers is a merchant that is able to provide e-bills, you will see a “Sign-up” icon on the Payment Center. Icon shows biller is capable of delivering e-bills. Click this icon to sign up. Please note that you must already be set up to view your account electronically at the merchant.
An E-Bill is an electronic version of your bill that we retrieve directly from your payee’s Web site and display for you online in the Paytrust Bill Center. With E-Bills almost any online bill can now be presented to you conveniently through one easy-to-use interface – Paytrust! There are four types of E-Bills: 1. E-Bills which require login information that you have established at a payee’s website. These bills do not count as transactions. 2. E-Bills which are generated by the payee and sent to us. These E-Bills are considered transactions. 3. Paper bills which are sent to our processing center and scanned into your website. These E-Bills are considered transactions. 4. Your member bill. This does not count as a transaction.
