How Do I Set Up a Recurring Bill Payment with US Bank?

If you have an account at US Bank then you can easily set up automatic, recurring bill payments so you never forget to pay your bills on time again. You can use the mobile app or your computer to do so. You should be able to find your payees on the bank's list of common payees near you. If you don't, you can enter the information yourself.

Adam Goldkamp is the editor / author responsible for this content.
Jul 13, 2023

A lot of people have some trouble remembering to pay their bills on time every now and then. Although it's an understandable mistake, especially when you're busy, it can have serious negative repercussions. If you have an account at US Bank, you can easily set up automatic bill payments so you never have to worry about this problem again. Just follow one of the procedures below.

How to Set Up Automatic Bill Payment from Your US Bank Account Using Your Computer

To set a bill up for automatic payment, with the funds deducted from your US Bank account, follow these instructions:

  1. Go to the US Bank online banking web page.
  2. Log into your account.
  3. Click on the Bill Payments tab in the navigation bar.
  4. Click on the Pay Bills & US Bank Accounts button.
  5. Find your payee in the list of payees. If you do not find It there, select the Add Bill option and follow the prompts to add a new payee. You will need your account number with that payee and the payee's ZIP code.
  6. Click on Autopay Setup Now.
  7. Enter the amount to pay.
  8. Select a frequency for the payments.
  9. Select a start date for the payments.
  10. Choose which US Bank account you want to use to pay the bill.
  11. Review the payment information.
  12. Click on the Start Autopay button.

How to Set Up Automatic Bill Payment from Your US Bank Account Using the App

To set up recurring bill payments using the US Bank app, follow these instructions:

  1. Open the US Bank app.
  2. Log into your account.
  3. Tap on Pay Bills & Transfer.
  4. Tap on Pay a Bill.
  5. Find your payee in the list. If you do not find It, select the Add Bill option and follow the prompts to add your payee. You will need the account number and ZIP code for that payee.
  6. Click on Autopay Setup Now.
  7. Enter the amount to pay.
  8. Choose a frequency for the bill payments.
  9. Choose a start date for the bill payments.
  10. Choose which account to use to pay this bill.
  11. Review the payment information.
  12. Tap on the Start Autopay button.

Contacting US Bank

To contact a US Bank customer service representative for help setting up a recurring bill payment, you can use the phone or the US Bank help forum.

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