Bill Pay is a service designed to save you time while managing your bills and keeping your finances on track. Bill Pay allows you to make single or recurring payments to several different vendors from your credit union checking account. It is free and easy to sign up for Bill Pay through online banking. Another valuable benefit provided by Dakotaland Federal Credit Union.
Why Bill Pay?
- It's Safe and Secure: To ensure that your personal information remains confidential, Dakotaland uses SSL technology to transmit and receive all your personal information across the Internet.
- It's Simple and Fast: Once you have a Dakotaland Checking Account established, along with your payee list, paying bills online is as easy as filling in the dollar amount, selecting the date to pay the bill and you're done.
- It's Economical: Bill Pay is FREE to our members.
- It's Convenient: You can pay most anyone, any amount, any time day or night or you can set up automatic payments.
- It's Flexible: Schedule payments in advance or monthly, twice monthly, biweekly, weekly and many other options.
It is important to be aware, you may NOT use the online bill pay service to pay governmental fees (such as taxes), court-directed obligations (such as alimony or child support), payments over $99,999.00 or payments sent outside the United States and its territories.
To ensure your bill is paid on time, you should schedule payments a minimum of five (5) business days for your check payments and a minimum of three (3) business days for your electronic payments prior to the actual date. Weekends and federal reserve holidays are not counted as business days. Payments scheduled after 4pm Eastern Time will not be processed until the following business day. Bill payments are debited from your designated account within 24-hours of the process date.
If funds are not available on the requested processing date, your transfer or bill payment may be cancelled. If cancelled, you will be required to reschedule the payment; the bill pay system will only process the payment one time. If a recurring payment is cancelled, future payments on the recurring schedule will not be affected; however, you will need to reschedule the cancelled payment if you want it to be paid.
After funds are withdrawn from your account, payment may be remitted by electronic funds transfer, or if the payee does not accept electronic payments, by mailing your payee a check. Because of the time it takes to remit your payment to the payee, they will not receive payment on the processing date (the date you instructed us to deduct the funds from your account). Therefore, you should allow sufficient time for payments to be received and posted to your account.
Click here to learn more and setup your Bill Pay today: Online & Mobile Tools - Bill Pay
