Will my automatic payment still be processed if I make a one-time payment?

If you make a one-time payment on your account and have autopay set up, your automatic payment might not be processed if you:

  1. Make the one-time payment at least 15 days before your payment due date.

  2. Select the minimum payment option (you’ll see a notification when selecting this option if your next scheduled payment will be canceled).

Other Amount Options

If you select Other Amount or Payoff your Line of Credit, your next scheduled payment will still be processed.

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