Review and pay.
See what bills are due next to stay on top of payments. Then select and pay.
See what bills are due next to stay on top of payments. Then select and pay.
Tell us who to pay, how much and when, and we’ll take care of the rest – guaranteed.2 You can edit or cancel any scheduled payment up until the time it processes.
Easily access a searchable record of what you’ve paid in the past and stay on top of monthly increases and decreases in bills.
In minutes, we’ll do the work to find and set up bills you’re already paying elsewhere. And adding new bills is a snap. See how.
You can save time by paying multiple bills at the same time. We’ll guide you through the process and show you a consolidated view.
When you pay your bills with U.S. Bank mobile and online banking, you’re always protected by our Digital Security Coverage.
When you pay your bills from your account in online and mobile banking, we send the payments directly to your billers. Most payments are made electronically because that’s how most billers are set up to receive them. For billers that don’t accept electronic payments, we send a paper check via U.S. Mail.1
You can pay almost any biller with a U.S. mailing address. For billers that don’t accept electronic payments (including people), we send a paper check.1
No. There is no limit to the number of bills that can be paid with bill pay.
Bill pay is free when you use the standard delivery option. If you need to send a payment faster, you can use expedited delivery3 for a fee of $14.95 to send it on the same day or overnight (for most billers).
We recommend setting up payments at least five days before the due date to allow enough time for the biller to process and post the payment to your account. Some billers process paper checks as soon as they receive them, which can result in an earlier bill payment than you requested. If you incur any fees due to a bill payment that is processed earlier than you requested, please contact us at 800-987-7237.
There are two options for delivery:
This can happen occasionally when a payment is made by a paper check. The paper check is placed in the mail up to five business days prior to the payment date to ensure it’s delivered and processed on time. Some billers process the check as soon as they receive it, which results in an earlier payment. If you incur any fees due to a payment that clears earlier than you planned, please contact us at 800-987-7237.
Most scheduled payments are sent electronically, and funds are withdrawn from your account on the payment date you select. If we send a check, the money is usually withdrawn when the biller cashes the check. If you incur any fees due to a payment that clears earlier than you planned, please contact us at 800-987-7237.
Yes. Payments are guaranteed to be accurate and delivered by the payment date you select, assuming your accounts are sufficiently funded, all payment information is entered correctly, and the payment is scheduled to arrive by its due date.
For standard delivery payments, we recommend that you log in at least five business days before your bill is due to schedule your payment. (This does not mean you need to pay your bill ahead of its due date, only that you should set up the payment enough in advance to arrive by the due date.)
Here’s why:
Note: Some billers process paper checks as soon as they receive them, which can result in an earlier bill payment than you requested. If you incur any fees due to a bill payment that is processed earlier than you requested, please contact us at 800-987-7237.
No, currently it is not possible to pay bills using a credit card in U.S. Bank bill pay.
Yes. For bills that are due on a regular schedule in predictable amounts, you can set up recurring payments using the autopay option.1
In online banking:
To change or cancel a one-time payment:
To change or cancel an automatic payment:
In the U.S. Bank Mobile App:
To change or cancel a one-time payment or just the next payment in an autopay series:
To change or cancel an entire autopay series:
If you have a question about a payment you made or believe there has been an error:
In online banking:
In the U.S. Bank Mobile App:
Still have questions? Call U.S. Bank 24-Hour Banking at 800-USBANKS (872-2657).
We send electronic payments to billers that accept them. For companies that don't accept electronic payments, we send a paper check by U.S. Mail, which takes more time to deliver and process.
You can determine which type of payment will be sent based on the available payment dates displayed in the scheduling calendar when you set it up. If your first available payment date in the scheduling calendar is:
No. After a payment is set up, the biller will receive a payment just like they would from you. Be sure to double-check that you’ve entered the correct account number and a current address.
Digital bills are electronic versions of your paper bills and are available from hundreds of companies. If you choose to receive digital bills, they are sent securely to your account in online and mobile banking instead of through the mail.
In online banking:
In the U.S. Bank Mobile App:
In online banking:
If a digital bill is due, you’ll see the amount due and due date displayed next to the biller on the Your bills page. You can also select this bill from the Your bills page to view the biller details on the right-hand side. Here, you’ll also be able to see if you have a digital bill due.
In the U.S. Bank Mobile App:
If a digital bill is due, you’ll see the amount due and due date displayed below the biller on the Your bills page. You can also select this bill from the Your bills page to view the biller in Bill details. Here, you’ll also be able to see if you have a digital bill due.