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Save time and money by paying your bills in one convenient location

With Bill Pay there is no need to remember a different password or login for all your bills. Simply log in to Online Banking or use the mobile app and you can pay all your bills in one place. You can even set up automatic bill payments or recurring payments for your monthly gym membership or streaming video services.

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Easy to use

Paying your bills doesn’t have to take up your lunch break. With Bill Pay, you can pay all your bills online in seconds, schedule payments up to a year in advance, and review payment history.

Save time

With Bill Pay you can set up automatic bill payments for recurring charges like a streaming service, the gym or insurance. Thanks to Bill Pay you won’t need to worry about missing a due date or the possibility of getting charged a late payment fee because you forgot to pay a bill.1

Secure and saves money

Paying your bills online is safer and faster than sending payments and your personal information in the mail. You can save money by using Bill Pay too. Checks and postage can cost well over $50 a year.

Getting started with bill pay is easy

First things first, you need to be enrolled in Online Banking and have your bills handy so you can reference account information. Watch this video to learn how to set up and use Bill Pay for the first time.

Account alerts and notifications

Receive a customized heads-up whenever there is activity on your accounts.

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Mobile deposit

Deposit checks using your smart phone. The best part? It is totally free.

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Frequently asked questions

Enroll or login to online banking

Within mobile app: 

  • Select "Bill Payment" on the homepage.
  • Select "Options" and choose "Add payee".
  • Select "Payee Type" (Individual or Company).
  • Select "Payment Type" (Electronic or Check).
  • For electronic deposit, provide the payee’s name, phone, address, and routing, and account numbers.
  • For check deposit, provide payee’s name, phone number, and address.
  • Select "Preview" to review information. 
  • Select "Save Payee" to submit. 
  • Once added, select the Payee within the "Bill Payment".
  • Select the account you wish to pay from and enter the amount and delivery date. 
  • Select "Submit Payment" to complete. 

 

Within desktop:

  • Select "Bill Pay".
  • "Add a Payee" message will appear and select "Continue".
  • Select "Pay a person" and choose whether you want to send money via email or text message (electronic), direct deposit (electronic), or by check.
  • If email is selected, provide the payee’s name, email, or phone number. The Recipient will provide their routing and account number.
  • If direct deposit is selected, provide the payee’s name, phone, and routing and account numbers.
  • If check is selected, provide the payee’s name, phone number, and address. 
  • Enter information and select an account to enroll in Bill Pay. 
  • Select "Next" and complete the required security verification. 
  • Once added, select the Payee and enter the Payment Amount and Date.
  • Select "Pay" to submit your payment.

Bill Pay is a digital tool available through First Financial Bank that sends electronic payments from your checking account to a payee. This digital tool lets you schedule an unrestricted amount of bills for up to one year in advance of their due date. You can also set up recurring payments for bills paid on a regular basis.

When you schedule a payment, the estimated delivery date is noted on the screen for you. Electronic payments usually take no more than 2-5 business days. If the payment is sent by check, it will take between 7-10 business days.

1 Delivery times vary for electronic payments and check payments. Client is responsible to setting up proper due dates. Consult with an associate or see the Online Services User Agreement for more details or clarification.

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