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Paying Electronic Bills Electronically, Volume 5, Issue 1

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Paying Electronic Bills Electronically, Volume 5, Issue 1

DATE: January 1999

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ABSTRACT: Electronic billing and payment systems are about to change the way many households pay their monthly bills. These systems are likely to increase consumer convenience and reduce billers' costs. Several factors, however, could slow down the widespread use of electronic billing and payments, including customer resistance to change, unequal access to technology, and consumer privacy concerns.

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Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Research and Statistics Group. "Paying Electronic Bills Electronically, Volume 5, Issue 1," Current Issues in Economics and Finance (January 1999). https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/6879/item/627900, accessed on March 28, 2023.

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