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How Do I Setup Autopayment for My Chase Credit Card?

Dec 9, 2022

Having a Chase credit card is convenient and makes purchases easy, but you want to make sure you keep up with your monthly payments, so you don't hurt your credit score. One way to do that is to set up autopay on your account. How do you set up autopayment for your Chase credit card? You can contact Chase credit card customer support here for assistance in setting up autopay. You can also read below for the steps on automatic payments for your Chase credit card.

Benefits of Autopay

There are several benefits to setting up autopayments on your Chase credit card. Those benefits include:

  1. Saves time: With autopay, you don't have to sit down each month and manually enter your payment. This saves time and money because you are not having to utilize as many resources to pay the bill when it is automatically drafted from your bank account.
  2. Ensures bills are paid on time: If you have a bad habit of paying your Chase credit card bill late, setting up autopayments will eliminate late payments or missed payments.
  3. Saves money: Signing up for autopayments can save money by helping you avoid late payments that can carry high fees. You may also be able to negotiate a lower APR when you set up autopayments with Chase.
  4. Helps your overall credit score: no late or missed payments means you are building a good payment history on your Chase credit card. This is reported to the credit bureau and can help improve your credit score.
  5. May increase card rewards: setting up autopayments may increase the rewards you can earn with your card.

How To Set up Autopayments

In order to set up autopayments on your Chase credit card, follow these steps:

  1. Go to the Chase website.
  2. Log into your account.
  3. Choose the account for the card you want to autopay and click on "Pay card."
  4. Next to "Auto Payments" tap "Set Up."
  5. Choose the amount you want to pay and the account you will be paying with.
  6. Review your choices.
  7. Select "Set up automatic payments."

Editing Your Automatic Payments

If you need to change your automatic payment, you can do that by following these steps:

  1. Go to the Chase website.
  2. Log into your account.
  3. Choose the account for the card you want to edit autopay and click on "Show Details."
  4. Next to "Auto Payments" tap "Manage" then "Edit."
  5. Change the information that needs updating (amount, account for the payment or stop autopayments if you wish to turn them off).
  6. Click on "Done."
  7. Click on "Update Automatic Payments."

Setting up autopayments for your Chase credit card can give you peace of mind knowing your monthly statement will be paid on time. For more information or assistance, contact Chase credit card customer support here.

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