Who can I pay using online bill pay?

It’s incredibly helpful! Manage all your bills in one handy location, easily view transaction history and pending items and save time by scheduling one-time or automatic payments. Plus, who doesn’t love saving money on stamps and envelopes?

You’ll love our online bill pay! It’s an optional feature with online and mobile banking. Easily pay bills with your computer, smartphone or tablet – anytime, anywhere – all in one easy location.

For sure! All eligible checking accounts are automatically available in online bill pay, which can be accessed from your online banking account.

Signing up is a breeze! Follow these simple steps:

1. Log in to online banking.
2. Select “Bill Pay” from the menu. Review and accept the terms and conditions, and then you’ll be good to go!

 Signing up with our mobile app is easy, too! Simply select “Move Money” and “Pay Bills” to get started.

We make payments easy! They can be made automatically or manually:

1. Automatic Payment in Response to an eBill: This is a payment that you schedule to go out every time you receive a regular eBill. What’s nice is it doesn’t require your approval each time! You can pay the full bill, the minimum due, pay nothing and file the bill or customize your own option for how the bill gets paid. For example, you could tell us to pay your credit card bill automatically in three different ways:
   
   1. Pay the entire bill if it’s $200 or less. Pay nothing and send an email notification if it is more than $200.
   2. Pay the minimum amount due every month.
   3. Pay nothing and send an email notification.
      
      

   You can also select when to pay the bill – either when the bill arrives or a designated number of days before it’s due (10 days is the default). You’ll receive an email notification when an automatic bill has been paid.

2. Automatic Payment at Regular Intervals: With this option, simply specify the amount, frequency, start date and end date, or the number of payments you’d like to make. You could also establish your own end date. For example, you could schedule a payment for your car loan in the amount of $300 on the first day of every month for the next 36 months.
3. Manual Payment: If you don’t set up an automatic payment, you can choose to manually pay each bill. This is the default payment rule for each payee you add.