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Trades about 32% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Billing System Corporation specializes in delivering a comprehensive suite of settlement services. The company's diverse offerings span numerous payment processing and agency functions, including facilitating account transfers, credit card transactions, web-based direct debit agreements, and providing services for daily and immediate quotes. It also manages payment slip and convenience store settlements, serves as a billing agent, and deploys SMS link payment solutions. Further services comprise real-time deposit confirmation, e-JIBAI payment alongside branch sales centralization, and versatile smartphone multi-payment capabilities. Clients can additionally leverage its multi-money payment readers for vending machines, money transfer services, and expert payment and financial agency support. Billing System Corporation was founded in 2000.
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