First Republic Bank offers a bill-pay service. If you pay a business with this method, First Republic Bank will send the amount you specified for that payee. The bank will make an electronic payment from your account to the payee's account based on the guidelines and rules you set.
Here are the steps to set up a new bill pay payee with First Republic Bank.
You need the correct login information to log in to your First Republic Bank account. Go to your First Republic Bank homepage and click Login. Once your account loads, enter the email address associated with your account and your password. Then click Sign In.
Choose Account Details and click Payees. It will take you to a page with your current bill-paying options. Click View All Payees. This will bring you to a page to see your bill-paying accounts and their respective payees.
If you don't see a bill pay option, check that it's not disabled in your security settings.
Select the Pay Bills tab under More Actions and click Add a Payee. Choose New to move through each field if this is a new payee. If you add an existing payee that you used before, select Existing to skip fields you already filled out.
Enter your new payee's information on the following screen. If you have multiple accounts with First Republic, choose the account for which this payee should be set up.
Verify the payee's name and address information. Verify that the recipient's name and address are correct. Entering the information into First Republic Bank's system ensures you pay the intended account holder.
If there are any discrepancies, contact the payee directly or test a small payment before proceeding with a larger one.
Setting up recurring payments with your First Republic Bank account is a great way to ensure you never forget an important monthly payment. It's also a good way to automatically pay the correct amount since your biller can't choose how much money to take out of your account each time.
Review the payment and recipients to ensure everything is correct, then click Submit.
Confirm a payment by tapping Confirm on the Pay screen. Tap the name of your payee. This will take you to that person's transaction history so you can confirm they received money from you.
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