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Payments offering adds card services and ebill presentment and payment E-mail

 

Harland Financial Solutions expanded its line of electronic funds transfer products and services to include card services, along with a new electronic bill presentment and payment offering.
 
The announcement comes on the heels of its recently released DPXPay P2P product.
 
Under a strategic alliance with Vantiv Harland Financial Solutions' expanded line of EFT products now includes credit card, ATM, and debit processing, merchant services, rewards, and fraud prevention. Added servicing capabilities include prepaid and gift cards, card personalization, debit PIN processing through the Vantiv-owned Jeanie network, cardholder eServices, and more.
 
The adoption of these services by financial institutions will help them provide value-added products to their retail and commercial customers, thereby strengthening relationships and potentially capitalizing on opportunities to enhance non-interest income.
 
Additionally, under a strategic alliance with New York City-based Transactis, Inc., Harland Financial Solutions has expanded its bill payment capabilities. Harland Financial Solutions currently delivers Cavion Bill Pay as part of its Cavion suite of self-service solutions. The addition of the biller-direct eBill Presentment & Payment offering enables financial institutions to support their small- to mid-size business customers with the ability to transform paper-based bills, payments, and marketing into more efficient, and environmentally friendly ACH, debit, and credit card transactions.
 
eBill Presentment & Payment is designed for both B2C and B2B applications with such features for B2B as daily accounts receivables reconciliation and invoice dispute management. For B2C applications, features include push-billing, biller branding, and flexible recurring payment options.
 
 

[This article was posted on  September 11, 2012, on the website of ABA Banking Journal, www.ababj.com.]             
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