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# Bill Payment Overview
Finpay Billing provides payment collection and processing for various service and biller providers. Finpay Billing provides customers with a wide range of options to conveniently make transactions.
Finpay Billing API (Application Programming Interface) is a set of protocols, tools, and rules that allow different software applications to communicate and exchange information with our API. Finpay Billing serves as a bridge between channel (your Business) and the Biller (Billing Provider). Finpay Billing API enables developers to integrate our Finpay Billing API into your own applications, websites, or systems.
Finpay Billing
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