These services enable the purchaser to use a payment invoice to pay for their purchase through convenience stores, post offices, banks and electronic money.
No matter what Pay Counter the customer chooses to make the payment, we advance the whole sum of the payment to the seller.
We provide the software needed to print out the paymentinvoice(*1) and the specialized paper free of charge.
*1 The software “B2“, provided by Yamato Transport and used for making the invoices.

This is a service for the services listed above, which provides the seller with a printed payment invoice that can be used to perform payment. The invoice can be sent eitherdirectly to the customers or delivered to the seller. Upon receiving the payment invoice,, the purchaser can make the payment at a convenience store or a post office nearby.
This service enables the use of a payment invoice, with which a payment can be made at locations such as convenience stores as quickly as two weeks after the order is made.
Only a computer is needed to make the invoice.
In accordance with a specified settlement schedule, the cash payment deposited by the purchaser is transferred to the seller’s account together with the payments deposited through other services.




Designated convenience stores
Post office
Banking facilities (computers, cellular phones, ATMs) capable of processing Pay-easy payments of banks, etc.

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The following settlement fees will be charged as soon as the receipt of a payment is confirmed.
No monthly basic fees are charged. Service can be used casually from small amounts.
This plan offers special values to customers who frequently use the service.


Shared Requirements

The payment date can be selected from among several clearing schedules.

At the time of payment, clearing is performed by subtracting bank transfer fees.

Mizuho Bank, Mizuho Corporate Bank, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Resona Bank, Saitama Resona Bank, The Hokkaido Bank, The 77 Bank, The Chiba Bank, The Daishi Bank, Shizuoka Bank, The Chugoku Bank, The Eighteenth Bank, The Nishi-Nippon City Bank