What is Auto Pay?
Auto-Pay is an optional feature available for some versions of this service. If Auto-Pay is available, you have the option to turn it on for most payees that send e-bills. Auto-Pay automatically pays e-bills by scheduling the payment date in time for the payee to receive the payment by the e-bill’s due date. Auto-Pay pays the e-bill’s minimum amount due.
Auto-Pay is an optional feature available for many payees that can send e-bills. If Auto-Pay is available for an e-bill-capable payee, you have the option to select it. Auto-Pay automatically pays e-bills by scheduling the payment date in time for the payee to receive the payment by the e-bill’s due date. Auto-Pay pays the e-bill’s minimum amount due. When you set up Auto- Pay, you can select to automatically pay the e-bill regardless of the payment amount, or you can select to set a limit on the amount automatically paid. Please note that entering an amount in the “Only pay the minimum amount due for e-bills if it is less than this amount” field means that the e-bills minimum amount due – not the amount you enter – will be paid if the minimum amount due is less than the amount you enter.
Auto-Pay is an optional feature available for many payees that can send e-bills. If Auto-Pay is available for an e-bill-capable payee, you have the option to select it. Auto-Pay automatically pays e-bills by scheduling the payment date in time for the payee to receive the payment by the e-bill’s due date. Auto-Pay pays the e-bill’s minimum amount due. When you set up Auto-Pay, you can select to automatically pay the e-bill regardless of the payment amount, or you can select to set a limit on the amount automatically paid. Please note that entering an amount in the “Only pay the minimum amount due for ebills if it is less than this amount” field means that the ebills minimum amount due – not the amount you enter – will be paid if the minimum amount due is less than the amount you enter.
