Bill Pay

This convenient feature allows you to make person-to-person payments electronically to anyone you choose, such as a landlord, babysitter or relative.

eBills are electronic versions of paper bills.

An eBill arrives from a biller into your Bill Pay account service the same way a paper bill arrives from a biller into your mailbox. Bill Pay allows you to view all your eBills—as well as account balances, transactions and statement information—in one convenient place. You get down-to-the-penny details on balances, usage patterns, credits and more. You can even look back at old bills. Best of all, you can set up eBill today.

A: It’s easy to enroll in Taylor Pay. Just log in to your account and click the "Taylor Pay" link to access the short enrollment form.

A: The first step is to add a payee, the person or company you wish to pay. Here's how easy it is:

Once you add your payee, you can start making payments in seconds.

A: Payments are sent one of two ways—electronically or by paper checks. The majority of payments are delivered electronically. Your payment information, such as your account number, is sent via secure transmission. All other payments are made by paper checks that are mailed via the U.S. Postal Service.

A: Paying bills online is one of the safest ways to pay your bills. Taylor Pay helps guard against identity theft from lost or stolen checkbooks, bills and statements. It also increases your privacy because only you can access your account information, account numbers and payment history. As a result, you maintain tighter control of your account with real-time access to your payments activity.

A: Generally, your payment is received within 2 to 7 days, depending on whether or not it is sent electronically or via paper check. 

A: Most scheduled payments are sent electronically and funds are withdrawn from your account on the payment date.

A: Here's a quick list of the many ways you can benefit from using Taylor Pay:

A: eBill is a feature that allows you to receive and pay electronic versions of paper bills directly from your Taylor Pay account.

A: eBills are delivered directly to your Taylor Pay account. Once you set up an individual eBill for a company you do business with, an eBill comes directly from that payee to your account. Examples of businesses that offer eBills are cable service providers, phone service providers, utility providers and credit card companies.

A: You may continue to receive paper statements for the next 2 or 3 billing cycles. Contact your payee for more details on their paper statement policy.

A: If a payee offers eBill, there will be a “Set up eBill” link next to their listing on your Taylor Pay dashboard.

If you are receiving eBill summaries from your payee and full bill statements become available, you will see a

button that reads “Request eBill PDF”.

A: With eBill, everything you need is in one convenient location. Using eBill allows you to streamline your bill pay routine and have online access to your bills. That means you won't have to keep track of paper bills. In addition, you can view past bill statements at a glance.

A: If available for your payee, your full bill statement will be delivered to your account. That means you can view all statement information, including transactions, payment history, credits, and more.

If full eBill details are not available for your payee, you will receive a summary eBill statement that includes balance due, due date and minimum payment amount.

A: To pay an eBill, simply choose the account you want to pay from, enter the amount you want to pay and schedule when you want the payment delivered.

A: You can sign up to receive an electronic notice to alert you when an eBill has been delivered to your account. You can receive these notices in the form of emails or text alerts to provide an extra reminder when a payment is due.