You can set up automatic bill payments via the app and Easy Web. Log in to your account first, select the payee, input the amount and select the frequency and the end date. If you can't find the payee, you may need to visit a local brand to add the payee to your account.
There are two ways to set up recurring payments with your TD Bank account: via Easy Web and via the app. Below are the steps.
Easy Web
1. Log in to your account and select Pay Bills.
2. Click Pay Canadian Bills.
3. You'll find a list of payees for your Access Card. Click the checkbox beside the payee you want to make the payment.
4. Tap on the Pay Payee button.
5. Enter your account information and recurring amount on the Payment Details page. Tap Recurring under Frequency, and tap Next.
6. Select the start date and the end date. The ending date can be a specific day or month, when you choose to cancel the recurring payments or after a number of payments.
Via the App
1. Log in to your account and tap Bills.
2. Select Pay Bills and the payee. Select the payee from the list of displayed payees for your Access Card.
3. Input the amount and select the account you want to use for the payment.
4. Tap Ongoing under How Often.
5. Select the start date for your payment and how frequently you want this to be made.
6. Select the end date of the payment.
7. Review the schedule by clicking Continue.
8. Tap Pay Bill to confirm the schedule.
If you can't find the payee, you may need to visit the local brand to add the payee.
Log in to your account on the app to view your upcoming recurring bill payments. Follow the steps below:
1. Select Bills.
2. To see a list of the scheduled payments, tap View All found at the bottom of the screen.
3. Tap the magnifying glass icon and type the name of the payee.
4. You'll see your schedule after selecting a payee from the list.
If you have questions about setting up a recurring bill payment, please contact Customer Support.
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