PNC Bank offers multiple online services on its online banking platform. One of their stand-out services is Bill Pay, which allows customers to manage and pay all their bills from a centralized system. Customers with a qualifying checking account can access this service for free through PNC Online Banking.
With Bill Pay, customers don't have to spend hours waiting in at the bank halls to pay bills. These are sorted automatically through automatic payment processing or manual payment from the comfort of your home. The best part is that you can reach your payees (persons or organizations you are paying) from any part of the globe as long as you can connect to the internet.
Below is a step-by-step guide to adding a new Bill Pay payee to your PNC online bank.
Once you have your online banking profile running, setting up your Bill Pay is relatively easy. All you have to do is follow the prompts and schedule your payments for automatic or manual payments. When setting up a Bill Pay, customers need to understand the difference between automatic and manual payment processing to get the best out of the service.
Automatic payment processing refers to predetermined dates when funds are released to the payee without needing your authorization. On the other hand, manual payment means you have to key in the details of the payee before funds are released. However, the most important step is knowing how to add a new payee to Bill Pay.
When adding a new payee, you also need to schedule your payments to meet your deadlines.
You can also customize your payment using the When I Decide To Cancel box for running payments you manually control, After a Number of Payments for installments, and On a Specific Date for payments starting and ending on specific dates.
It's advisable to go for automatic payment processing to stay ahead of due dates and avoid penalties for late payments. For more information contact PNC Bank customer service.
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