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Bill Pay

Our Bill Pay Service in online banking is a convenient way to pay bills any time, any where.

  • It's easy. Setting up and paying bills online is simple & fast. Funds come directly from your checking account.
  • It saves you postage. Save over $50 a year if you pay 10 bills a month.
  • Use it as often as you like. There’s no limit on the number of bills you pay for free.
  • It's convenient. Choose payment frequency options: one-time, monthly, weekly, quarterly, and more.
  • It’s safe. Paying bills online is safer than mailing personal checks.

Sign up for Bill Pay today!

Start by enrolling in online banking. Then, once enrolled and logged in to online banking, select 'Bill Pay' from the menu.

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How it works:

The first time you log into the Bill Pay service:

  • Use a desktop computer to accept your Bill Pay disclosures. These cannot be accepted within the mobile app.
  • You’ll need to “allow cookies” to use Bill Pay. These are typically found in your settings for your internet provider.
  • Set up your personal list of merchants and other payees with the account numbers and addresses you have with each merchant (you’ll need copies of your current bills to do this)
  • When you're ready, schedule a one-time or recurring payment to come from your VACU checking account
  • You can add new payees or make changes to your payees when needed
  • You can also enroll in eBills to view your bills from participating companies

Bill Payments are made to pay your bills in one of three ways:

  • Electronic payments to merchants on the electronic network

  • Paper payments drawn off your account to merchants who do not yet accept electronic payments
  • Payments to individuals will be sent by draft check drawn off your checking account

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