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Payments Operations: Potentials for Modernizing the Check Process David Walker, NCP Tiller Endeavors, LLC April 26, 2018 AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Holder in Due Course - Part II Aug 26, 2014 NOTICES Nothing in these comments should be understood as legal advice! I am not an attorney and I am not providing legal advice! Should you or your company require legal counsel, you should consult with competent legal counsel! The opinions expressed here are mine unless otherwise noted! AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals. Copyright© 2014 by ECCHO (Certain contributed content subject to third party copyrights)

Who Is Tiller Endeavors? New Consulting Company Formed when ECCHO sold its assets to The Clearinghouse My relationship with ECCHO Formerly the President & CEO for 17 years Currently have a short-term consulting agreement with ECCHO Why Tiller Endeavors? Is this about gardening? Tiller is also a sailing term and a tiller is used in steering the boat Tagline: To steer the course you need a Tiller! AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Topical Agenda Payment Trends Business Payment Options Faster Payments in the United Kingdom Debit vs. Credit Payments Economics of Changing Business Payments Alternative Business Payments Concluding Comments AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Measuring the Value of Payments How to Measure the Importance of Payment Systems? One measure is the volume of payments This is most important in managing the cost/capacity of the system for the providers Another is the $ amount of the payments flowing through a system! This is most important in managing the value of the system to the users AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

2016 Comparative GDPs* U.S. GDP is approximately 172% of the 2nd largest economy In $ Billions GDP – Gross Domestic Product is the monetary value of all finished all goods and services *Source: GDP –Bureau of Economic Analysis, Dept of Commerce AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

$ Amount of Checks vs. US GDP* At $27.4 Trillion, Checks Totaled 147% of U.S. GDP in 2016! Checks Paid $ in Trillions GDP *GDP- Gross domestic product is the monetary value of all finished goods and services. *Sources: GDP –Bureau of Economic Analysis, Dept of Commerce Check Image Collaborative AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Aggregate GDP of These 7 Countries = < U.S. Check Dollars US Check Vs. World GDP* 2016 GDP Comparisons Aggregate GDP of These 7 Countries = < U.S. Check Dollars U.S. Checks 2016 In $ Billions In 2016 UK Faster Payments Totaled $1.5 Trillion or 5.5% of U.S. Check Dollars *Sources: GDP –Bureau of Economic Analysis, Dept of Commerce and 2016 Federal Reserve payments Study AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

COLLECTING BANK (BOFD) Current Check System Current Check Payment System FIs and intermediaries are all processing electronics – only paper handled is for exceptions Fed reports 99.9% of checks cleared through it are cleared electronically Check users are the only parties with paper processes Image Image Image CHECK WRITER Statement Image CHECK WRITER DEPOSITOR Remittance Data RDC COLLECTING BANK (BOFD) INTERMEDIARY BANK PAYING BANK AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Current Check System Comments on Check Payments “Check are now effectively all processed electronically once they enter the banking system and are increasingly being scanned and deposited electronically by businesses…”- From Federal Reserve “The decline of checks over the period (2012 – 2015) was slower than previous studies had shown for prior periods since 2003” – From AFP On interbank checks – “…fell at an annual rate of 3.4% while growing at an annual rate of 1.1% by value from 2012 to 2015” AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

AFP - Business Checks What Has Happened? 81% 74% 67% 50% 51% 10% 20% 30% 40% 60% 70% 80% 90% 2004 2007 2010 2013 2016 Percentage of Organization’s B2B Payments Made by Checks (Percentage of B2B Payments Made by Organizations) What Has Happened? “Declining Trend from 2004 is Broken!" “Check Use is Not Declining Anymore!” “To Switch from Checks to Electronic Payments May Be More Difficult Than First Anticipated.” Source: 2016 Electronic Payments, Association for Financial Professionals AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Business Payments Sources Other Than AFP Phoenix-Hecht Show that use of check payments: Among large businesses total about 50% of all payments Among mid-size businesses total about 66% of all payments Among smaller businesses check payments are > 80% of all payments Phoenix-Hecht Over 40 years of market research Conducts an annual survey of businesses to determine how they use payments AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Business Use of Checks 2013 - 2016 Middle Market Corps ($20 - $500 MM in Sales) 2015 2013 2014 2016 “Although there is a slight movement down in the use of check in the middle market, we would argue that it is no more than 1% per year…” % of Total Payments Note: In 2016, checks = 3.3 times the next largest payment type *Phoenix-Hecht 2016 Treasury Management Monitor AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Business Use of Checks 2013 - 2016 Large Corporate (>$500 MM in Sales) 2013 2014 2016 “The documented trend of little or no contraction in B2B check usage over the past three years may continue into the future.” 2015 % of Total Payments Note: In 2016, checks = 1.4 times the next largest payment type *Phoenix-Hecht 2016 Treasury Management Monitor AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Polling Question #1 What Type of Organization is Your Organization? Depository financial institution (FI) Non-FI AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Polling Question #2 Are Significant Savings Available to Businesses that Transition from Paper Payments to Electronic Payments? Yes No AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Potential Business Savings 2016 Fed Payments Study reported: 5.3 billion B2B paid checks for $18.4 trillion 2015 AFP Payments Cost Benchmarking Survey reported: Estimated median costs B2B checks $4.57 Estimated median cost to initiate and receive an ACH debit $.11 to $.25 Potential savings if all B2B payments were electronic rather than paper ~$23 billion per year $4.32 X 5.3 billion payments AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Business Payment Options Current Business Options Paper check ACH debit ACH credit Wire transfer Future Business Options: Credit push, real-time faster payments Alternative Option Complete the electronification of the check AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

UK Faster Payments *Total Non-Cash Payments Growth in volumes 9 years after FP implementation: Total Payments - 730.9 million/mo. Faster Payments - 140.7 million/mo. SI Payments - 79.7 million/mo. May 2017 - SI Payments only 4.5% of Total Non-Cash Payments Market demand for non-cash payments grew 9.2 times faster than demand for SI payments 1,782,527* Single Item Immediate (SI) FP In Thousands of Payments All Faster Payments 1,051,667* 141,012 79,998 *Source: UK Payments Council – www.paymentscouncil.org.uk AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

# of Payments / Month (in thousands) UK Payment Trends *Total Debits vs Total Credits Growth in volumes 9 years after FP implementation: Total Debits - 658,870 Total Credits - 71,989 Demand for debit pull payments grew 9.2 times faster than demand for credit push payments since introduction of Faster Payments Trend Line Debit Pulls Credit Push # of Payments / Month (in thousands) Credit Push Debit Pulls *Sources: UK Payments Council & UK Cards Association AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Debit vs. Credit Payments Payments Flow - Debits Payment & Data From A/P Sys Payment Deposited & Data to A/R Sys Payment Payment Payment Payment Payee Payor PAYEE’S BANK INTERMEDIARY BANK PAYOR’S BANK Payment & Remittance Data Together Payment & Remittance Data Flow Together to Payee Directly between payor & payee Without the need for a directory AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Debit vs. Credit Payments Payments Flow - Credits Payment & Data From A/P Sys Payment & Data Reconciliation Payment & Data Payment & Data Payment & Data Payment & Data Payee Payor PAYEE’S BANK INTERMEDIARY BANK PAYOR’S BANK Data Flows through Payment System Volume of remittance data significantly larger than the volume of payment data! Potential to increase cost of payment system! Potential to exceed capacity of payment system! Potential for increased holdovers! Requires a national directory! AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Debit vs. Credit Payments Payments Flow – Credits (Alternative) Payee Deposits Payment Payment Payment Payment Payment & Data Reconciliation Payment & Data From A/P Sys Payor PAYEE’S BANK INTERMEDIARY BANK PAYOR’S BANK Remittance Data & Payment Separate Payee Reconciliation For large volume remittances, increases complications of reconciliation AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Debit vs. Credit Payments Payments Flow – Credits (Alternative/Debit Request) Payor Payee Sends Payment Request Payee Deposits First PAYEE’S BANK INTERMEDIARY BANK PAYOR’S BANK Payment & Data From A/P Sys Payee Deposits Payment Payment & Data Reconciliation Payment Payment Payment Second Payor PAYEE’S BANK INTERMEDIARY BANK PAYOR’S BANK Remittance Data & Payment Separate AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Credit Payments Considerations/Requirements Universal Question Is One or more universal directories with bank account information Expensive/difficult to establish and expensive and risky to maintain Standard format for remittance data Changes in the businesses process and control Universal Question Is How to achieve a predictable ROI with the front-loaded investments listed above? AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Economics of Changing Business Payments Payments Decisions by Businesses Payments for businesses are overhead expenses Businesses will spend money on reducing overhead expense if: There is a pressing problem impacting their ability to do their normal business, or There is return on investment that is greater than the normal return on investment from their normal goods and services – where their profits are generated Especially true for publicly traded corporations AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Economics of Changing Business Payments Payments Decisions by Businesses New investments must be made by both payer and payee Sending with no receiver does not achieve savings! Today no mandate exists to create business certainty of return! AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Polling Question #3 How Likely is it that Businesses’ Investments in Credit Push Payments will Create Greater ROIs Than from Their Normal Goods and Services? Highly likely Likely Somewhat likely Not likely AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Polling Question #4 How Likely is it that Real-Time Payments will Sufficiently Increase ROI for Businesses to Encourage the Transistion from Paper Payments to Credit Push Payments? Highly likely Likely Somewhat likely Not likely AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Business Payment Options Current Business Options Paper check ACH debit ACH credit Wire transfer Future Business Options: Credit push, real-time faster payments Alternative Option Complete the electronification of the check AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Electronically Created Items (ECIs) Statement ECI Originator Receiver Originator Remittance Data RDC COLLECTING BANK (BOFD) INTERMEDIARY BANK PAYING BANK What is an ECI? Debit payment Never existed in paper form Flows through the existing check system as if it were a check – Uses X9.100-187 Soon to be defined in Reg CC as of July 1, 2018 AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Payment Options Replace an entire existing payments system that works with a completely new system, or Enhance a small piece of an existing payment system that businesses prefer by margin of 3 to 1 over other payment options AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Potential Business Investment Dollars New Investment Required for Businesses? Minimal Reformat data on AP system and transmit to payee Interface ECIs with electronic deposit application; e.g. RDC AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Polling Question #5 Would Businesses Like the Option to Use ECI Payments? Yes No Not sure, would like additional discussion AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Closing Comments Best Course for Businesses Continue to enhance all payment systems including the check system Encourage market forces to determine which payments and payment functions are most valued by users Eliminate paper checks by replacing them with electronic payments Create significant cost savings for businesses by check electronification Support ECIs AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.

Thank You David Walker David.walker@tillerendeavors.com 214.642.9268 AFP, Association for Financial Professionals and the AFP logo are registered trademarks of the Association for Financial Professionals.