How Do I Elect Ebills in My PNC Bank Account?

You can elect eBills in your PNC Bank account by logging in to your PNC Bank account. Choose the Billing option. Click the Set Up eBills under the Electronic Services section. Fill in your details and click Save. Log into your email account and click the confirmation link by PNC Bank. It will direct you to edit or cancel your eBill request. After clicking Edit, uncheck all boxes except for the eBill and select Save.

Christian Allen is the editor / author responsible for this content.
Jul 13, 2023

With your PNC Bank account, you can sign up for eBills. This will let you view your statements online rather than receive paper statements in the mail.

This is a better option if you prefer to receive your statements electronically. It saves the time and expense of receiving paper statements in the mail. Here are the steps to elect eBills in my PNC Bank account.

1. Sign Up for eBills

When you sign up for eBills, it will ask for basic details about yourself, such as your name and address. Confirm that you want to receive eBills. You can also choose to receive eNotices and eAlerts.

2. Log In to Your PNC Online Banking Account

Click the Sign In link on the main page to enter your PNC Online Banking account. Select the Settings tab, and then click the eBills option.

In the eBills section, you will see a list of all the companies you can elect eBilling from. Click the check box next to each company you wish to receive eBills from.

3. Go to the Bill Pay Section

Choose the Enroll in eBill option. You can elect electronic delivery If you currently have paper statements for an enrolled payee. You can view upcoming bills online and make payments from anywhere with access to the Internet.

4. Add a Payee

When adding a payee, you'll have to enter the Business Information. This includes your name, mailing address and your relationship with that business. When you complete adding this information, click Continue.

This will take you to the payee page. If this is not a new payee, there will already be existing information. If it's a new payee, fill out the information it requests. Choose eBill (electronic bill) from the drop-down menu for Payment Types.

Select how often you want to make this recurring payment (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or quarterly) to set up auto payment for this eBill. Next, check the I Want To Receive eBills box, then click Add Payee.

5. Confirm eBills

Once you have created your eBill account, confirm that you want to receive eBills by checking the box next to each statement you want to receive electronically.

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