How do I set up a recurring bill payment with Chase?
Setting up auto pay with Chase can help you avoid late payments, which can negatively impact your credit score. With recurring bill payments, you'll no longer need to worry about due dates or manually pay each bill monthly, saving you time and effort. By choosing a payment date that works best for you and making consistent payments, you can improve your credit score over time. If you have a Chase credit card, setting up auto pay is a hassle-free way to ensure timely payments. In this article, we'll walk you through the process.
1. Log In To Your Account Via the App
2. Tap the Account Tile for the Account You Want to Pay Off
3. Click Pay Card
4. Tap Set Up
You'll find this option next to "Automatic payments." If you haven't set it up yet, you'll see the word "Off" beside it.
5. Tap Choose Amount
6. Enter a Fixed Amount or Choose Minimum Due
7. Choose the Account You Want to Pay From, Then Hit Next
On your designated due date, the set amount will be automatically deducted from your account and paid to Chase.
8. Review the Details
Check all the details, including the amount, which account you're paying, and the source of your funds. You will only need to set this up once and the amount is automatically deducted from the source fund each month to ensure you pay Chase on time.
Before clicking Set Up Automatic Payments, don't forget to click on the box that says you have read and agree to the terms and conditions.
9. Wait for the Message That Says You Have Set Up Automatic or Recurring Payments
You're good to go!
Customers can also change or cancel their automatic payments with Chase. To do this, they have to go back to the app and tap on the account they want to manage. They need to tap "Details" and hit "Manage" to be able to make some changes. Customers are given the option to edit the auto-pay or cancel it completely by tapping "Turn Automatic Payments Off." Don't forget to click "Done" and "Update Automatic Payments" to save the changes.
You can also set up auto payment with Chase via the web or you may wish to call them directly.
10. Visit the Customer Service Page
Chase's customer service page includes a comprehensive FAQ that may help you with your issue. You can also find phone numbers to call, in case you want to set up your automatic payments over the phone.
You may opt to pay for the minimum payments, but keep in mind that it can increase, depending on your credit card usage. Consider setting a fixed amount as well if your goal is to reduce your credit card balance. Also, consider moving your payment dates, at least a few days earlier than your due date. You may also want to consider setting up alerts to monitor your expenses and a monthly review of your bill to catch fraud. If you still have questions about setting up automatic payment, please get in touch with Customer Support.
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