How do I set-up a person-to-person payment?
When adding a payee, choose the “Pay an individual” option. Whether you have their deposit account information or not, there are options readily available to send your payment.
Can I make payments on a holiday or weekend?
No. Holidays and weekends are designated as ineligible for payment processing and will affect the dates available to select when scheduling your payments.
How do check memos work?
Memos are available for use when there is additional information about the payment you need to disclose. (example: adding “apply extra payment to principal” on a mortgage payment)
How do I set up recurring payments?
To set up a recurring payment, click the “make it recurring” link located in the “Action” column of your payee on the payment page. Enter the amount; select the pay from account and the frequency you want your payments to be automatically scheduled.
Can I see payments that will process more than 45 days from now?
Yes. You can view all your scheduled payments by clicking the “View more” link located in the “Pending” section of your payment page or the “View pending transactions” link available below the schedule payment section of your payment page.
Is there a cutoff date for editing or stopping a payment?
Yes. You may edit or stop a payment prior to 4:00 PM EST on the date the payment is scheduled to process.
What is my transaction history?
Your transaction history helps you keep track of your payments with customized reports and providing a detailed timeline of each transaction that you have scheduled within bill pay.
How long are records stored in my transaction history?
Your transaction history will allow you to report transactions up to 18 months from the current date.
Why is there a limit on the number of payees I can pay at one time?
A payee limit is set to ensure your payments are processed as efficiently as possible.
How are my payments processed?
Payments may process electronically or by check. Electronic payments will either process through ACH or by a virtual card. The goal is to deliver your payment securely, using the fastest method available for your payee.
Why does my payment look like it came from somewhere else?
Your payees establish relationships to receive electronic payments through different payment processors. These processors partner with one another so more payments can be sent electronically. This means your payment gets there faster.
Will my payment always process the same way?
Not necessarily. If your payee establishes new electronic payment relationships or discontinues them, your payment processing method may be impacted. A check payment may start processing electronically, or vice versa depending on the payee.