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Living in Real Time…Moving Payments On-Line Mid Council Financial Network ConferencePresbyterian Church USANovember 7th, 2018
Questions????
Reminder
Closing Comments: Three Things to Remember
PayerExpress: Bringing a Real Time Payment Process to Your Fingertips
The NEW Language for Payments
Why Should You Care? Why You SHOULD Care!!!!
Times … They are a’ Changing
The Current Language of Payments
First, An Observation
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A Roadmap for our Discussion
Current State of Payments
Current terminology in the Payments World Coin & Currency
Check
Wire
Card – A story for now
ACH – A story for later
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The Changes that are Coming … and FAST!
Current State of Payments
Current terminology in the Payments World Coin & Currency
Check
Wire
Card – A story for now
ACH – A story for later
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The Changes that are Coming … and FAST!
PayerExpress
One of the first banks to enter the Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment Services industry in 2007
Client base covers a diverse group of industry segments including:− Healthcare− Insurance− Utility− Real Estate− Municipal− B2B – Wholesale Distribution− . . . and many more . . .
Currently processing over 350,000 payments per month through the online application− Over $300 Million / month in bill
payments processed− More than 325 clients
PNC is represented on NACHA’sPayment Innovation Alliance Group
Upgrades and enhancements are made 2-3 times per year
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1 The Federal Reserve Payments Study 2016 -- www.federalreserve.gov
EBPP Experience
Trends in noncash payments 2000–15, by number1
Checks continue their precipitous decline as a form
of non-cash payment
Current State of Payments
Current terminology in the Payments World Coin & Currency
Check
Wire
Card – A story for now
ACH – A story for later
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The Changes that are Coming … and FAST!
Current State of Payments
Current terminology in the Payments World Coin & Currency
Check
Wire
Card – A story for now
ACH – A story for later
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The Changes that are Coming … and FAST!
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Future State of PaymentsThe Changes that are Coming … FAST!
Now, the story for later: ACH…In Context
Conceptualized in 1968
First payment processed in 1972 (1 payment)
NACHA established in 1974
Same Day ACH launched in 2016
New Proposal for higher limits and a late window
ACH Payments have grown dramatically since making one payment in 1972…
Future State of Payments
A simplified approach to online bill presentment and payment− Summary, Detail & PDF Billing options− Card and ACH payment options
PNC hosted portal that can be linked to your organization’s website− Client branding is available including custom logo, color schemes and authentication values− PNC hosted site ensures PCI-DSS, NACHA WEB & TEL, HIPAA, HI-TECH compliant
Payment channels include online and mobile (responsive design):− One-time guest− Enrolled one-time, recurring, future dated− Interactive voice recognition− Customer service representative − One time− Future dated− Recurring − Auto-debit− In-person card swipe
Online administrative and reporting capabilities
Financial settlement occurs on a next day basis
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1 2016 Eighth Annual Billing Household Survey
The Changes that are Coming … FAST!
Consumer Bill Payment Preferences1
Future State of Payments
1 US Census Bureau2 Salesforce Blog, How Millennials are Shaping Mobile Payments, 20153 Social Media Week, 2016
Key Transformation Drivers – Your Clients AND Your Employees
GENERATION AGE SIZE1
Millennials 15-35 92 million
Generation X 36-51 61 million
Baby Boomers 52-70 77 million
35%
33%
29%
2016 Workplace
MillennialsGen XBoomersOther
By 2025, Millennials & Gen Z will represent 75% of the workplace2
CHARACTERISTICS
Raised in a digital world
Thrive on peer acceptance
Don’t embrace traditional financial processes
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Future State of Payments
New terminology for the Payments World:
Just The F.A.A.C.S. Finality
Availability
Application (Payment Information)
Cost
Security
Rather than Payment Type, Think … Smart Routing!
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The Changes that are Coming … and FAST!
Future State of Payments
nRT*
* As defined
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The Changes that are Coming … and FAST!
Future State of Payments
nU*
* As defined
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The Changes that are Coming … and FAST!
Future State of Payments
nRT*+nU*= nN
# As defined in the payments world
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The Changes that are Coming … and FAST!
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Future State of PaymentsThe Time has come for Real Time Payments
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INNOVATION
First new payment channel in over 40 years
SPEED
Funds sent and received 24/7/365
SECURITY & UBIQUITY
Introduced by The Clearing House … targeting ubiquity by
2020
TRANSPARENCY
Real-Time confirmation to both parties
COLLABORATION
RFI, RFP, Payment Acknowledgement Messaging
INFORMATION
Extended remittance details delivered in ISO 20022
Integrating Your Receivables Management … and expanding your reach
Order Fulfillment Billing
Inquiry/Terms
Payment Cash App Exception Mgmt
Past-due Collections
Order-to-Cash (O2C)
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Receivables Roundtrip – A Visual
Focusing on the end-to-end O2C process helps organizations create a Receivables Roundtrip solution to streamline customer billing and automate cash application to reduce DSO.
Mailed Bills
Online Bills
Customers Online Banking Bill Pay
Web, IVR, CSRPayments
Consolidated Remittance File
ERP
Mailed / Scanned PaymentsBilling
File
ERP
PayerExpress: An Overview… A Closer Look at EIPP
PayerExpress
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Electronic Presentment and Payment Enablement via Payer Express
The Process Flow: How It Works
Payment Channels
File Integration
Funds Settlement
CSR
IVR
Auto-debitProgram
Website
Billing / Admin System
Posting File
Billing File
PNC ACH Ops
PNC Merchant Services
PayerExpress
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Payer initiated invoice print suppression is available under any invoice presentment options
Invoice Presentment Options
PDF PresentmentProvides the exact PDF rendering that is received by PNC
Summary Presentment
Provides invoice-level data fields such as previous balance due, payments made, current charges and total amount due
Detail PresentmentProvides the same invoice-level data as the summary format, plus transaction level data fields such as item numbers, order
quantities, transaction amounts and transaction dates
PayerExpress
PNC has deployed a “Responsive Design” of PayerExpress that will allow users to access the online payment portal from any device. (Automatically formats to device screen size). System is also ADA compliant.
Enrolled customers can login using a computer or mobile phone to your website, where they can add their bills to Apple Pay or Google Pay.
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6% 8%
16%
27%33%
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
% of US Online Households Paying at Least One Bill through Mobile Bill Pay1
1 Eighth Annual Billing Household Survey, Fiserv Inc., 2016
Mobile Capabilities
PayerExpressInterface: PNC Hosted Site
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Customer Experience and Related Data Integration
PNC Hosted Solution
Account information delivery from
company Online reporting
And/or Transmission of payment details
Web upload or transmission
Users can be directed to the PayerExpress website via: Link from company website Separate marketing/mailings Company’s Customer Service Rep initiated enrollment email
Or via Single Sign-on Authentication from Company’s system
Company can elect to further control the user experience with more limited deployment of Payer Express Secure Hand-off (payment capture only) API connection to PNC for payment processing
PayerExpress
PNC’s Single Sign On service allows Payers to login through
the Company hosted website and, in a seamless and secure manner,
be transferred to the Company branded PayerExpress site for bill viewing and payment
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Interface: Single Sign On (SSO)
User Login to Company Hosted
Site SSO Token Authentication PayerExpress Access
Payer logs into Company hosted site
Company hosted site sends information to SSO
token server
Payer enters Company branded PayerExpress to view bills and
make a payment
PayerExpress
Secure Handoff allows Company to collect remittance information, redirects the end user to a Company
branded PayerExpress payment screen, which will include information such as billing account
number, customer data and billing data.
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Interface: Secure Handoff – Version of Single Sign On
SSO Token Authentication
PayerExpress Access
Payer logs into Company hosted site
Company hosted site sends information to SSO
token server
Payer enters Company branded PayerExpress, is able to view
billing, account number, customer data and billing data,
make a payment, then be redirected back to Company
hosted site
Company hosted site collects remittance
information from Payer and passes billing, account number, customer data
and billing data
Company Hosted
Site
User Login to Company Hosted
Site
PayerExpress
PNC’s Application Program Interface (API) allows Company to customize
and own the visual side of the online portal
while utilizing PNC as the back-end payment processing engine
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Interface: Application Program Interface (API)
Company Hosted Site PayerExpress Back Engine
Payer logs into Company hosted
site
PNC is the back end payment engine, Payer does not interact with
PNC hosted site
Payer views bill and makes payment on Company hosted
site
User Login to Company Hosted
Site
PayerExpress
Payment Only allows Billers to offer an online payment option without providing filescontaining billing details
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Payment Only – Site for Donations
User Login to PayerExpress PayerExpress Access
Payer logs into Biller branded PayerExpress
Payer is able to make any payment amount, add free form
text descriptions and select payment descriptions from a drop
down menu
PayerExpress
Many features for Non-Invoice Payments
Common look and feel
Enroll or single payment
Remember Me feature
Includes payment history
Can save a payment account
Can be used with an IVR
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Payment Only – Site for Donations
Future State of Payments
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The Changes that are Coming … and FAST!
P.S. – these are NOT Bitcoins!
Disclaimer
This presentation was prepared for general information purposes only and is not intended as legal, tax or accounting advice or as a recommendation to engage in any specific transaction, including with respect to any securities of PNC, and does not purport to be comprehensive. Under no circumstances should any information contained in this presentation be used or considered as an offer or commitment, or a solicitation of an offer or commitment, to participate in any particular transaction or strategy.
Any reliance upon the presentation is solely and exclusively at your own risk. Please consult your own counsel, accountant or other professional advisor regarding your specific situation. Any opinions expressed in this presentation are subject to change without notice.
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