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Introduction

For merchants seeking a no-code, bolt-on solution to accept online payments, Electronic Bill Presentment (EBP) offers a fast, seamless option with zero integration effort. Built on top of Moment’s off-platform payment engine, EBP provides a ready-to-use bill payment experience, helping businesses collect outstanding payments efficiently and gives access to Moment’s Checkout that offers all online payment methods across different countries in Africa.

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Key Features

  • No-Code Integration
    Launch without writing a single line of code. Merchants receive a pre-configured bill presentment page with instant access to all supported online payment methods.
  • Customisable Payment Page
    Tailor the bill presentment page with your own logo, colors, messaging, and even a branded subdomain to ensure a consistent brand experience for your customers.
  • Real-Time Visibility
    Customers can instantly view their outstanding bills and make payments through the method of their choice—streamlining collections and reducing friction.

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Use Cases

  • Omni-Channel Payment Reminders
    Deliver bill reminders through email, SMS, or WhatsApp—allowing customers to pay through a single, unified payment page regardless of the communication channel.
  • On-Platform Online Payments
    Enable online payments for any customer without additional development effort—ideal for small businesses or use cases where full API integration isn’t necessary.

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Benefits

  • Faster Collections: Reduce payment cycles by making it easy for customers to pay immediately.
  • Lower Operational Overhead: No integration, no maintenance—just configure and go.
  • Improved Customer Experience: Offer a professional, branded digital payment interface.

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Getting Started

To enable Electronic Bill Presentment for your business:
  1. Contact your Moment representative to provision your bill presentment page.
  2. Provide your brand assets (logo, color scheme, etc.) and preferred subdomain.
  3. Start sending out digital bills via your preferred communication channel.