Abstract: Messaging-based transactions may be transmitted by using an intermediary host to receive transaction information from a sender. The sender and the transaction information are authenticated, and the transaction information is packaged as a transaction when the sender and the transaction information are authenticated. A trusted transaction message is generated configured to indicate to a recipient that the trusted transaction message has been authenticated, wherein the trusted transaction message is configured to execute the transaction when a recipient interacts with the transaction in the trusted transaction message. The trusted transaction message is transmitted.

Abstract: An intermediary host may enroll a user in a messaging-based transaction system. In particular, an intermediary host interfaces with a partner data store and compares a partner data store with an internal store. As a result, a user common to both the partner data store and the internal store may be identified. The user may be prompted to enroll in a messaging-based transaction system; or when the user already is enrolled in a messaging-based transaction system, receive a trusted transaction message to pay a bill for the partner using the messaging-based transaction system.

Abstract: An intermediary host may enroll a user in a messaging-based transaction system. In particular, an intermediary host interfaces with a partner data store and compares a partner data store with an internal store. As a result, a user common to both the partner data store and the internal store may be identified. The user may be prompted to enroll in a messaging-based transaction system; or when the user already is enrolled in a messaging-based transaction system, receive a trusted transaction message to pay a bill for the partner using the messaging-based transaction system.