Bill Me Later

Bill Me Later® is an innovative payment solution designed specifically to meet the needs of card-not-present merchants. Bill Me Later is available to Chase Paymentech merchants and can be implemented as quickly and easily as adding a new card type. It combines all the capabilities of a private label card, without the development costs and added risk.

How Bill Me Later benefits you
This easy-to-integrate payment solution offers you:

• Incremental Customers - Satisfy existing customers and attract new ones with Bill Me Later's effortless pay-later experience. Because no credit card number is required, customers opt for this quick, easy, secure payment method, resulting in a higher sales conversion rate.
• New Promotional Financing Opportunities - Only Bill Me Later gives you the flexibility to offer consumers special promotions and financing options during checkout that build loyalty, drive incremental sales and increase average order value.
• Lower Transaction Costs - A Bill Me Later transaction can save you 20%-50% over traditional credit card transactions.

Advantages Your Customers Want
Bill Me Later's credit-based payment option is easy for consumers to choose and use right at checkout and offers these attractive benefits:

• Convenience - Your customers simply select Bill Me Later at checkout, answer two quick questions for authorization that takes only 3 seconds. No 16-digit account number needed which means a faster, easier and more comfortable transaction for customers.
• Security - Because Bill Me Later requires no credit card or account numbers, customers feel more secure, less worried about fraud and more comfortable spending.
• Best Value Alternative - Integrated seamlessly into checkout, Bill Me Later delivers the effortless payment experience customers prefer, while delivering all the benefits of traditional payment types, including a monthly itemized bill that customers can pay in full or over time with friendly terms.

View a discussion of payment strategy presented by Bill Me Later CEO, Vince Talbert. Click here.