When was the last time you paid a personal bill online? It was probably more recently than you mailed a check. While paper checks may be dying for consumers, the majority of business owners are still using them to pay vendors and service providers. “With the increased use of consumer online bill pay and online banking, more and more payments are going electronic, yet most business payments are made via paper check,” said BC Krishna, CEO of online payment solution provider MineralTree. “A 2010 study by the Federal Reserve found that between 2000 and 2009, B2B remittance checks were up 53 percent from 3.9 billion to 6 billion.” So why aren’t businesses following suit? Checks are easy, Krishna said. The accounting systems most businesses use aren’t tied into their banking system, so business owners find it easier to simply print out checks than re-enter payment information into their bank website. Bruno Perreault, senior vice president of payments at billing service provider Billtrust, said the potential issues of online payments also deters some business owners. [14 Great B2B Business Ideas for 2014] “There’s a perceived concern about security of online payments,” Perreault told BusinessNewsDaily. “[Business owners] haven’t used them and don’t know…