Paymentus is a leading provider of cloud based bill payment technology and solutions. The company delivers a next generation product suite through a modern technology stack to a broad and diverse base of business and financial institution clients. Its platform was used by approximately 53 million consumers and businesses globally in December 2025 to pay bills, make money movements and engage with clients. Paymentus serves billers of all sizes that primarily provide non discretionary services across industry verticals including utilities, financial services, insurance, government, telecommunications, real estate management, education, consumer finance, healthcare, business to business and small business. It also serves financial institutions by providing a platform that their customers use for bill payment, account to account transfers and person to person transfers. The platform supports an omni channel payment infrastructure that enables consumers to pay using their preferred method across web, mobile, interactive voice response, text, secure PDF, chatbot, agent assisted call center, in person kiosks and through alternative channels such as the AI assistant voice service of a leading global ecommerce retailer, PayPal and the Green Dot network. Paymentus processed approximately 724,000,000 payments in 2025, averaging about 2,000,000 payments per day. The company’s technology is built on a single code base, allowing rapid deployment of updates and features across its entire client base.

Paymentus generates revenue primarily from transaction fees on payments processed through its platform. The company earns fees from billers and financial institutions for each transaction, as well as fees from Instant Payment Network partners for payments routed through their channels. Revenue sharing arrangements with software and strategic partners are also based on transaction volume. In addition, Paymentus may receive referral fees from certain network partners. The company generally does not charge fees to billers for standard development or implementation, which means its revenue is driven by the volume of payments rather than upfront charges. This fee driven model aligns revenue with the growth of payment volume on its network and scales as more billers, financial institutions and partners join the ecosystem.

Paymentus competes against legacy solution providers and internally developed bank bill payment systems that lack integration and omni channel capabilities. The company’s competitive advantages stem from its cloud native single vendor platform that combines scalability, AI driven analytics, extensive API integrations and robust security. Paymentus believes it holds a favorable position in the industry due to its ability to deliver a seamless consumer experience, lower total cost of ownership and faster revenue collection for billers. The company also highlights its network effects from the Instant Payment Network, which attracts additional billers, financial institutions and partners as transaction volume grows. Paymentus states that it is evaluated on factors such as security, reliability, breadth and depth of functionality, ease of deployment and implementation speed, total cost of ownership, return on investment, customer satisfaction, customer service, partnerships, brand awareness and reputation, and the ability to provide contextualized and actionable data driven insights that improve the transaction experience. The firm believes it compares favorably on all of these factors.

Paymentus serves a wide range of billers across sectors such as utilities, financial services, insurance, government, telecommunications, real estate management, education, consumer finance, healthcare, business to business and small business. Its financial institution customers include banks and credit unions that use the platform to offer bill payment and money movement services to their consumers. The company’s platform also connects with a variety of partners that extend its reach to additional consumers. Specific named partners and customers referenced in the filing are Oracle, JPMorgan Chase, U. S. Bank, PayPal, Walmart and Green Dot. Paymentus also works with a leading global ecommerce retailer and a major payroll solutions provider, though those entities are not named in the text. In total, the network encompasses thousands of billers and financial institutions that collectively enable millions of consumers to engage in electronic bill payments.